Until They Burn Me – coven
October 31st was the perfect drop day for a record that sounds like it was recorded in a haunted cabin deep in the woods. Until They Burn Me just unleashed “coven“, a six-track EP that doesn’t just flirt with the occult—it crawls inside it and locks the door. This isn’t a gimmick. It’s a dark, […]
Aaron Lewis Moore – Crash Modern
Aaron Lewis Moore doesn’t care about playing the industry game, and that’s exactly why his new single “Crash Modern” hits so hard. The Bexley-based rocker is living by his own rules, recording what he wants, when he wants. Teaming up with producer Erim Ahmet (a connection made through mutual friends in Enquire Within), Moore has […]
Krumbukten – My Heart May Slumber
Helsinki’s Krumbukten is stepping into the arena with “My Heart May Slumber“, and it’s a track that doesn’t only play—it breathes. As the first taste of their upcoming 2027 album Behind The Glass, this isn’t your standard, paint-by-numbers rock banger. It’s a mid-tempo, atmospheric alternative rock cut that knows exactly when to punch and when […]
The Lunar Keys – Sinner
The Lunar Keys are back, and they’re not here to hold your hand. Dropping on November 9th, right on the new moon, “Sinner” is a massive, bone-rattling alt-rock anthem that forces you to look in the mirror and question everything you thought you knew. This is a gritty, hard-hitting look at morality, false identities, and […]
RISE – Talking To Your Ghost Again
Losing a bandmate isn’t merely a lineup change; it leaves a permanent scar. Liverpool’s RISE knows that pain all too well, and they’re pouring every ounce of it into their new single, “Talking To Your Ghost Again“. This is a heavy, raw, and deeply personal tribute to their original singer, Steve Kinley, who tragically passed […]
Energy Whores – Army of the Insane
Energy Whores aren’t here to hold your hand. They are here to shove a megaphone in your face. On their new single “Army of the Insane,” the trio serves up a punishing dose of avant-electro that acts as a dark, electronic warning about the absolute state of the world. This is a brutal, high-voltage protest […]
It’s Doctor – Rash Vest
It’s Doctor aren’t here to save the world, and thank god for that. The London and Brighton alternative rock trio is back with a new single, “Rash Vest“, and it’s a gloriously weird, guitar-driven blast of energy. Following up their fifth album Darkness In Me, this track proves the band hasn’t lost their offbeat sense […]
Def Nettle – Trauma Removal Machine
Def Nettle are back, and they are bringing the noise. The Irish punk-funk outfit just dropped “Trauma Removal Machine“, and it’s a sweaty, high-voltage collision of new wave and post-punk that refuses to sit still. Frontman and producer Glen Brady steps up with his trademark raspy baritone, delivering sardonic lyrics with serious swagger. He’s also […]
The House Flies – Lions and Ore
The House Flies are back, and they brought the gloom. The Moline, Illinois four-piece is set to drop their second full-length record, Lions and Ore, on November 6, 2026, through Wilhelm & Sons Entertainment Company. It’s seven tracks of post-punk and goth-infused guitar music that doesn’t just sit there—it crawls under your skin. If you’ve […]
Private Practice – Private Practice
Winter storms can either trap you or spark a fire. For Landis Wine, it sparked a whole new chapter. Under the moniker Private Practice, this Richmond musician is stepping out on his own with a self-titled debut EP on Blank Verse Records. Forget the slick, over-produced radio bait. This is “Private Practice“, and it’s built […]
Splitting hairs – Dark Magic
Forget the glossy studio sheen. Splitting hairs is a one-person wrecking crew out of Cambridge, and they are coming straight for your eardrums with the new single “Dark Magic“. This artist wrote, produced, mixed, mastered, and played every damn note themselves. Total creative control. When you’re pulling from a weird, beautiful stew of Bright Eyes, […]
John O’Brien – Can’t You See That It’s Me
John O’Brien isn’t some fresh-faced kid with an acoustic guitar. The guy, also known as J.O.B.E., has been grinding for over four decades. With seven albums and tours that have taken him from Tokyo to the Caribbean, he’s paid his dues in sweat and miles. But on his new single, “Can’t You See That It’s […]