ROCK

Quebec City’s punk powerhouse, The 351’s, is back with Against All Odds, a blistering EP packed with raw energy, rebellious anthems, and an unrelenting attitude that makes you want to punch the air. Dropping on February 7th, this release proves that Kev Berrigan (vocals/guitar), Dom Rudester (bass/backing vocals), and Martin…

Tom Minor’s “Future Is an F Word” is a chaotic, theatrical rollercoaster that teeters between a breakup anthem and a doomsday prophecy—like if Nick Cave, Jarvis Cocker, and a particularly disgruntled meteorologist got locked in a studio with a bottle of absinthe. From the moment it starts with its twitchy…

Apex4X’s The Fire Within is a smoldering, hypnotic dive into passion, pain, and the untamed edges of desire. Created by Bryan Garaventa, this album is both a personal exorcism and a sonic seduction, weaving through dark poetry, raw emotions, and melodies that ache with intensity. Influenced by acts like The…

Groove Moose’s “Let Me Shake You” is the kind of track that grabs you by the shoulders and gives you a good, much-needed shake—in the best way possible. From the get-go, those plucked guitar riffs lure you in, setting up a groove that feels both familiar and fresh. But don’t…

“Sixteen” by Pink Skull Garden is a nostalgic, punchy blast of pop-punk energy that throws you straight into the relaxing chaos of growing up. From the moment the hard-hitting drums kick in and the melodic punk-rock guitars explode, you know you’re in for a wild ride. The track is fueled…

Coma Beach’s Passion/Bliss is punk rock with a poetic soul—an existential whirlwind drenched in angst, grit, and philosophical doom. Hailing from Würzburg, Germany, this band takes the raw fury of Sex Pistols and Ramones blends it with the dark melancholy of Joy Division and The Cure, and then throws in…

Para Lia’s “Mindsong” is the kind of track that grabs you by the collar and pulls you into its swirling, hypnotic atmosphere from the very first note. The guitars come in strong—gritty, vibrant, and full of urgency—while the steady pulse of the drums pushes the song forward like a heartbeat…

Robert Silvester’s “Lost in the City” pulls you into a swirling urban haze of love, loss, and late-night neon-lit confusion. Written and recorded at Seabrook Studios in Exeter, this genre-blending single takes cues from Warhaus and Massive Attack while slipping in a splash of ‘70s funk, creating a sound that’s…

Rosetta West’s Night’s Cross is a dive into the murkier, more contemplative corners of blues rock, where mysticism meets hard-edged riffs and every note hums with restless energy. Hailing from rural Illinois, the band crafts a sound that fuses psychedelia with world folk influences, all wrapped in a smoky, lived-in…

Ecce Shnak is back and ready to shake things up with their latest single, “Jeremy, Utilitarian Sadboy,” a wild ride that dives deep into the eccentric life of Jeremy Bentham, the 19th-century philosopher whose mummified head is still on display at the University of London. This track is a glorious…