Return of Rock

Dutch garage-punk outfit Wasted Youth Club return with a vengeance on ‘Bad Blood’, the first single from their upcoming EP (due March 27, 2026)

Portuguese post-punk insurgents Them Flying Monkeys return with ‘Big Boy’, a brutalist blend of dancefloor chaos and distortion-drenched noise, out now via gig.ROCKS! and Only Lovers

Shadowman, the new collaborative force of John J Presley, Ben Hillier, and Danielle Perry, emerge with their debut single ‘Flowers’, a brooding and cinematic

Global underground icons Red Axes have unleashed their new single ‘In The Club’, a chaotic, tongue-in-cheek ode to the realities of life on

Clovis alt-rock trio Kutie return with their most explosive track yet. ‘Dirt-N-Root’ channels raw emotion, heavy guitars, and soaring vocals into a fierce,

UK duo Lost Velvet return with ‘Make It Alright’, a brooding, slow-burn of alt-rock, shoegaze, and dream-pop that closes the arc of their

Toronto glam-punk outfit Nameless Friends return with ‘Mary’, a slow-burning eruption of grief, generational trauma, and quiet rebellion. Built on swelling guitars and

Rising sibling indie-rockers Dubinski return with ‘Back To Basics’, ahead of a jam-packed live schedule. Fresh from their acclaimed debut album What Is Your

Brighton alt-rock outfit CARNE dive headfirst into the shadows with their third single ‘LURK’. A bold detour from their grunge roots, the