Temper City Follow Chart-Topping “Self Aware” With New Single “Reverse Psychology”
Temper City follow their chart-topping breakout “Self Aware” with “Reverse Psychology,” a new alt-rock single ahead of the trio’s Austin City Limits appearances.

Temper City follow their chart-topping breakout “Self Aware” with “Reverse Psychology,” a new alt-rock single ahead of the trio’s Austin City Limits appearances.

Porch Light return with “Arctic,” the Minneapolis indie rock band’s first new single of 2026. Released via Mom + Pop, the emotionally charged track arrives ahead of appearances at Lollapalooza, Hinterland, Shaky Knees, and the band’s forthcoming debut album.

Olivia Rodrigo is partnering with nearly 200 independent record stores nationwide to celebrate the release of her third studio album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. The June 11 midnight events will feature exclusive vinyl, limited-edition merchandise, special collectibles, and one of the largest Record Store Day-organized album launches in recent years.

Wave to Earth have returned with “heaven and hell,” a contemplative new single and cinematic music video filmed in Mexico. The release marks the South Korean indie rock trio’s first new music since play with earth! 0.03 and offers a glimpse into their next creative chapter.

Godsmack unveil the long-awaited “Battle of the Drums” live video, capturing one of the most iconic moments from Live at Mohegan Sun as the band heads into their 2026 world tour.

Telescreens channel urgency and frustration into “Otherside of Town,” a sharp preview of their ambitious new album Why The Lights Flicker.

Death Cab for Cutie return to their indie roots with I Built You A Tower, out June 5, alongside the release of new single “Punching the Flowers.”

Basement return with their first album in eight years and a full North American tour, reestablishing themselves as one of alt rock’s most resilient bands.

FIGHTMASTER leans into emotional instability on “Quicksand,” a raw alt-rock single previewing their debut album Tolerance, out June 5.

Violet Grohl drops “Cool Buzz,” a jagged punk track calling out gender hypocrisy ahead of her debut album Be Sweet To Me and first headline tour.

Lauren Sanderson links with Fred Durst on a chaotic “COME SAY SUM” remix, pulling Limp Bizkit energy into her upcoming album LAUREN rollout.

Failure return with Location Lost, featuring Hayley Williams on standout track “The Rising Skyline,” as the band expands their sound and announces a major tour.

Metric release Romanticize The Dive, their 2026 album, and announce a major tour with Broken Social Scene and Stars across North America and Europe.

Modest Mouse return with An Eraser and a Maze, their first album in five years, led by the explosive single “Picking Dragon’s Pockets.”

Die Spitz release the “American Porn” video as their debut album Something to Consume continues to gain traction.