Category: Music News

Poison Ruin’s Hymns from the Hills ambitiously rewrites the very rules of what punk is capable of achieving, pushing their sound into expansive new terrains without sacrificing an ounce of the bleak symbolism and uncompromising aggression that first established them as an urgent new voice in the world of extreme music. The Philadelphia punks have expanded their…

Let’s be honest, if you grew up in the eighties or nineties worshiping at the altar of the independent underground, the name Die Kreuzen carries a weight that most hall of fame acts couldn’t dream of. They were the ultimate musician’s band, a group of four guys from Milwaukee who didn’t just participate in the…

Fret Rattles are excited to announce the release of our third full-length studio LP, titled “As the World Falls Apart.” It features thirteen tracks and comes in at the furious pace of 36 minutes. The LP was recorded in 2024 and 2025 at Flowers Studio (Minneapolis, MN) and Ecstattic Studio (St. Paul, MN) by our…

The alarms are ringing, the amps are screaming, and PRISON CITY BRIGADE are kicking the doors off complacency with their blistering new punk anthem, “Do You Hear The People Scream.” Fast, furious, and unapologetically loud, the new track is a battle cry for the unheard and a soundtrack for the fed up. Built on breakneck rhythms, razor-wire guitars, and…

Since 2010, Beyond the Event Horizon has been exploring the realms beyond the event horizon, balancing between rock and metal. Their sound exists in a state of unstable equilibrium—somewhere between ambient, post-rock, and prog-rock—where time dilates and structures collapse under the force of gravity. The band has released two albums and an EP. The new single, ‘Echo of…

Today Indonesian trio Grrrl Gang are excited to release their new maxi-single “Online 24/7” via Green Island Music (stream). In a world where our lives move “Online 24/7,” Grrrl Gang brings us the sound we most need to hear. More than just three songs, it’s a sonic journey through the cracks in our digital souls, from silent violence and system fatigue…

UK alternative act Pseudopomp has released “The Coin and the Well,” their most intense single to date. Following the success of their debut and sophomore tracks, this new release sees the band decoupling from pop constraints to tackle themes of moral misalignment in modern society. The song begins in a “cosy dreamscape” before building into…

Inland Empire punk stalwarts CFA have released their highly anticipated EP, DI•VI•SIONS. A high-voltage exploration of identity and fractured modern culture, the record stays true to the band’s aggressive DIY ethos while pushing into new sonic territories. Featuring blistering riffs and politically charged lyrics, DI•VI•SIONS captures the social unrest of a generation through a blend…

Vocalist Julia Minkin has released “Clouds,” a standout production from her album Not Ready. Co-created with her husband and producer, Andrew Sudhibhasilp, the song’s lyrics grapple with heavy themes like depression, desensitization, and mother love. Musically, the track draws inspiration from Kavinsky and Kate Bush, aiming for a cinematic and powerful feminine sound. A highlight…

Dummy Head Torpedo has returned with their latest single, “Demon In The Desert,” a track that perfectly captures the spirit of modern indie punk. The song blends soulful vocal performances with a wall of jangly, distorted guitars and warm basslines that anchor the high-energy drumming. “Demon In The Desert” exemplifies balance, offering enough grit for…