Return of Rock

For over a decade, Mark Vennis & Different Place have stood at the intersection of punk defiance and roots rock

Atlanta-based band Faithless Town have released their latest single, ‘Little One’, a heartfelt tribute to new life and the uncertainties of our time.

Stavanger punk outfit Poor Bambi have dropped their hotly anticipated debut album Skyscrapers Soaring, Yet We’re Drowning, and already making waves with its

Brooklyn industrial-punk band Hands First return with their most blistering track to date, ‘Mask’, a furious, high-velocity anthem packed with jagged guitars, scorched

18-year-old alt-rock newcomer Jaexlynne steps into big shoes with her reimagining of ‘I’m Afraid of Americans’, and does so with remarkable poise. Her

Birmingham rock’n’roll revivalists The Bitter Lemons return with a vengeance on their latest track ‘Gaslighter’. The band’s signature cocktail of vintage swagger

Suris are a partnership, a story, and a sonic universe carved out of persistence and creative instinct. With their spellbinding

Italian indie outfit Gee Whiz! return with a bang—literally—with their explosive new single ‘Big Fireworks’, a high-octane preview of their upcoming debut album How To

London-based alt-rock outfit Lunar & The Deception have launched the first chapter of their upcoming debut album The Somnambulist (out March 6) with the

Dublin-based artist Christian Cohle returns with ‘Levitate’, a pulsating new single that marks a daring shift into rawer, groovier terrain.