Return of Rock

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.

Estonian artist ANNIE has released her most uncompromising work to date with the single ‘(Bang Bang) Down You Go’, a

Portland-based trio Darkswoon emerge with ‘Threads’, the gripping first single from their upcoming album Antivenom. Blending coldwave electronics with guitar-driven