Neville Hardman

Arriving on Halloween, the six songs tap Ho99o9, Backxwash, and more.

The four-piece share how XTC, Supergrass, and Juliana Hatfield helped inform their soaring debut album.

After collaborating on Kevin Abstract’s Blush, the 20-year-old indie artist is coming into his own through tales of love, heartache, and the in-between.

The Australian hardcore band’s three-song release memorializes friends who passed away over the last year-and-a-half.

Inspired by fan playlists, the Paramore singer has ordered her 17 recent songs, plus the bonus “Parachute,” into an official LP.

The band are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their 2005 debut album with an orchestral update.

The Texas slowcore band tell us about the painstaking detail that went into their second album.

Lead single “Laughing Academy” features a guest verse from Drug Church frontman Patrick Kindlon.

They also announced a 2026 tour in support of their second album, RUDE.

The video for “B A D I D E A,” directed by frontman Ian Shelton, is a “celebration of vices.”

His latest single comes from his second album, The Passionate Ones, out in August via XL Recordings.

The band will open for blink-182 on a U.S. tour beginning in August.

The San Francisco punks’ new song “At My Funeral” comes with a video influenced by the Pharcyde’s “Drop.”

The LP, which features a collaboration with Ethel Cain, arrives in September via Run For Cover.

Hear the noisy single from the NYC tape project, helmed by Jake Brooks.

Arriving in September, The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World features Patrick Stump, Citizen, and Sincere Engineer.

Their latest EP, SIRENITY, lands in June via Dirty Hit and No Matter.

Produced by Travis Barker, the LP features collaborations with Avril Lavigne and Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio.

The song comes with a sleek black-and-white video directed by Militarie Gun frontman Ian Shelton.

His next EP, The Woods, is out later this year.