Beartooth have unveiled “Bullshit,” a furious new single from their upcoming album Pure Ecstasy. The track finds Caleb Shomo revisiting the raw aggression and emotional release that helped define the band’s early years while pushing toward a new chapter of growth and self-discovery.
After surpassing one billion streams and scoring multiple global hits, Myles Smith releases his long-awaited debut album, My Mess, My Heart, My Life., a deeply personal collection built from years of therapy notes, heartbreak, growth and self-discovery.
Modest Mouse have officially returned with An Eraser and A Maze, their first studio album in five years. The 15-track release arrives alongside the surreal new video for “Life’s A Dream” and a massive North American tour featuring festival appearances at Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, and Shaky Knees.
Violet Grohl continues her breakout year with an expanded headline tour following her television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The rising alternative rock artist is currently touring behind her critically acclaimed debut album Be Sweet To Me, a fuzz-soaked collection inspired by the sounds of Pixies, PJ Harvey, Soundgarden, The Breeders, and other influential alternative acts.
E.R. Fightmaster steps into a bold new era with Tolerance, the debut full-length album from their FIGHTMASTER project. Blending raw indie rock, deeply personal songwriting, and hard-earned emotional wisdom, the album arrives alongside the video for standout track “Minotaur” and cements Fightmaster as one of alternative music’s most compelling emerging voices.
Fresh off making Billboard history as the first all-Black band to top the Alternative Airplay chart, Atlanta’s The Paradox return with “Good For Me,” a soaring pop-punk anthem that signals a bold new chapter. Backed by a rapidly growing fanbase, major industry support, and an upcoming NPR Tiny Desk appearance, the quartet continue to redefine what modern alternative music can look and sound like.
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.
Modest Mouse continue the rollout of their highly anticipated album An Eraser and a Maze with the release of “Third Side of the Moon,” a haunting and understated track that has already become a fan favorite during the band’s live shows. The song arrives ahead of the June 5 release of the group’s first studio album in five years and coincides with a major North American tour and the 30th anniversary of their debut album, This Is a Long Drive for Someone With Nothing to Talk About.
glaive and kurtains finally deliver their long-awaited collaborative album God Save The Three, a restless and emotionally volatile project born from friendship, isolation, and internet-era experimentation.
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.
mgk and Wiz Khalifa reconnect on “girl next door,” a dreamy, late-night single arriving just as Wiz joins the lost americana 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.”
Hayley Williams expands The Hayley Williams Show into a full North and Latin American tour, bringing her solo catalog to sold-out audiences worldwide.
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.