Return of Rock

Australian rock outfit Slowly Slowly have returned with ‘Sacrosaint’, their first new material since 2025 album Forgiving Spree. The new single finds frontman Ben Stewart shifting

UK indie-rock band Superfriends channel the frustrations of crumbling homes and modern life into ‘King Of The Moths’, the title track from their

Danish rock band Dead Hands take aim at the machinery and manipulation of war on their latest single ‘The Puppeteer’. Throughout, the track

Montreal indie-rock project The Same Sky dive into a dense collision of post-punk and shoegaze on ‘Sad Songs’, a stark new track built

LA indie-rock outfit seeTrees return with their new single ‘All These Things’. Built around relaxed guitars and an understated, nostalgic warmth, the track

Gothenburg outfit Wolfschmidt offer another glimpse of their forthcoming album INSUFFICIENT FAILURE with ‘svalbard’, a new track exploring the uncertainty that accompanies significant change. Written,

Philadelphia rock outfit Heavy Shrug take aim at familiar accusations of millennial laziness on their latest track ‘Lazybones’, turning the stereotype into a

Winnipeg rock trio Penny-Sleeve introduce themselves with plenty of noise and attitude on ‘Glutton for Pain’, a hard-hitting track centred on addiction, self-sabotage

Hamilton, Ontario trio The Sickly Spins are making an immediate impression with ‘Psychic Vampire’, the lead single from forthcoming compilation The Sound Of Hamilton