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A heavy instrumental that combines stoner heft, sludge weight, and post-rock tension into a stark, slow-building piece.

JAELYN fires off “Forester’s Calling (Time To Go),” a crushing metalcore/alt-metal anthem about reaching the breaking point and pushing back. It’s a raw, rallying preview of the forthcoming album The Star Of Freyied.

Von Loop drop “Tronald Dump,” a razor-edged alt-rock barrage aimed at corruption and control. Grinding riffs, breathless pacing, and confrontational lyrics forge a visceral rallying cry for resistance.

The Purple Helmets’ Weirdo Squad fuses indie, alt, and Brit rock into a bold, hook-heavy statement on individuality—groove-driven, guitar-rich, and built for repeat plays.

Mindistry’s Bloodline EP forges a brutal concept journey through centuries of warfare in five tracks. Anchored by crushing riffs, mechanical grooves, and war-cry vocals, it’s an immersive metal saga that hails the defiant spirit of warriors across time.

Loud George’s new single “Wash” merges 90s grunge distortion with modern alt-rock edge and raw vocal delivery. Driven by the refrain “This feeling washes over me,” the track explores emotional fatigue and existential despair through heavy, fuzz-drenched guitars and introspective lyrics. A haunting rallying cry, “Wash” compels listeners to confront the darkness they try to outrun.

Suppressed Intentions’ new single “Framework” fuses urgent indie rock riffs and alt-pop hooks to challenge manipulation and inspire listeners to break free.

Los Angeles alt-rock band i’s new single “Parade” fuses grunge grit and dark romance into a twisted love theme.

Scarlet Tantrum’s “Mannequin” channels burnout into an alt-rock/indie-pop catharsis with gritty riffs and soaring vocals.

SeverTheBond’s “Remember For Me” blends crushing metalcore, J-rock elements, and sci-fi storytelling in a Mars rebellion anthem.

Hard to Explain’s “Lust” fuses nu metal, alt rock, and grunge into a raw anthem confronting burnout and obsession.

JAELYN’s acoustic reimagining of “Forester’s Plight” strips back production to spotlight raw emotion and quiet resilience.

Destroy The Moon’s “Looks Like Revenge” blends alt rock, grunge textures, and pop undertones into a visceral anthem confronting grief.

The Ineffectuals deliver “The Hum,” a bone-rattling alt rock surge mixing grunge soul and emotive riffs to confront societal apathy.

Katana’s “Scars” is a brutal metalcore anthem fusing nu-metal aggression and melodic depth to confront trauma and generational pain.

Austin’s Like Sorrow return with “A Prophecy of Despair,” a soul‑crushing single that melds black metal’s bleak atmospherics with death metal’s precision. Fueled by Bryan Gribbin’s relentless drums and a haunting keyboard solo from Marc Muchnik, the track immerses listeners in a vision of existential dread, led by Marc Williams’ curse‑like vocals. Fans of Behemoth and Dimmu Borgir won’t want to miss this apocalyptic anthem.

Brother Venus unleash “Hit the Ground,” a gripping alt‑rock single from the Belgrade, Montana band. Fusing grunge‑infused riffs, soaring melodies, and poignant lyrics, the track captures the clarity and catharsis of a collapsed one‑sided relationship.

Athens stoner rock juggernauts Honeybadger return with “Panic Button,” a fuzz-driven, high-voltage anthem capturing the chaos and anxiety of modern life.

The Kyle Jordan Project reinvents London Calling with a gritty, explosive modern rock edge that channels punk urgency into a bold and timely revival.

Rat Silo returns with Kill God Now, a blistering alt-rock anthem that confronts blind faith, moral control, and religious hypocrisy with fearless intensity.

Die Tired unleashes Fall Forever, a high-voltage grunge-rock anthem about love, risk, and diving headfirst into the unknown with raw emotion and arena-ready intensity.

Mindistry drops Dunkelgrau, a crushing industrial metal anthem forged from the chaos of war and built to dominate with relentless sonic force.

Screams of Tranquility unveil “Crimson Hallows,” a punishing track drenched in wrath, myth, and melodic ferocity. With relentless blast beats, soaring screams, and lore-driven lyrics, it marks the beginning of the Hunter’s Heir — a new era in the band’s brutal saga.

Romeopathy return with Tomorrow—an alt-rock anthem built on poetic tension and emotional release. Drawing sonic inspiration from Incubus and Biffy Clyro, the track explores the fear of change, the weight of unspoken words, and the moment when truth finally breaks through.

Riiver Brukes closes her year‑long Deja Vu album journey with “Friends in Black,” a haunting alt‑pop ballad honoring the memory of her late drummer. Released June 24, it stands as the emotional peak and cinematic finale to the collection.