Return of Rock

After years of underground buzz, DIY grit, and thunderous live shows, Derbyshire’s Shadows of a Silhouette have finally dropped their long-anticipated debut

New Zealand’s loudest little band are back with a bang. Āwhitu riff-rock duo The Boondocks have unveiled their ferocious new single ‘Mr. Feel Good’,

Washington, DC’s indie dream-pop outfit Color Palette return with ‘Zombie’, a distortion-soaked, guitar-forward earworm that fuses shoegaze haze with pop sensibility and a

Nashville-based producer and vocalist Bad Plans (aka Jesse Hardiek) unveils his gripping new single ‘Rot’, a dark, emotionally charged track exploring the slow

Perth trio Fool Nelson continue their rise with ‘Forget It’, a thunderous, emotionally raw standout from their just-released Bad Dreams EP. Built on gritty guitars,

Bologna-based five-piece Leatherette return with ‘Hey There’, a fragile, dreamlike cut from their forthcoming third album Ritmo Lento, out 28th November via Bronson Recordings.

Atlanta-born, LA-based alt-producer Silent Child returns with ‘Inside Out’, a blistering anthem of self-discovery and rebirth. Fusing elements of rock, electronic, and alternative,

Rising Midlands indie-rock artist Isaac Neilson returns with ‘Spiked (Mind Eraser)’, a gripping and unflinching new single. Inspired by Neilson’s personal

Detroit’s The Idiot Kids are back with ‘Bulldozer’, a snarling, high-octane punk anthem built for modern meltdowns. Fusing the breakneck chaos