ROCK

Adorn arrive swinging with Let Love Remain, their April 10, 2026 debut, and honestly, it feels like a statement carved in stone. Hailing from Dallas, the band pulls together years of experience into a record that wrestles with division, identity, and connection. These big themes, sure, but they handle them…

thurane steps into 2026 with purpose and praise on “Lift Him Up,” a vibrant worship anthem that feels tailor-made for live moments, with hands raised, voices united, and energy running high. Hailing from Youngtown, the rising Christian artist blends heartfelt devotion with a polished, full-band sound, drawing from modern worship…

Eddie Cohn returns with “Weight of the World,” a stripped-back yet emotionally loaded single that cuts through the noise. Ironically, by confronting it head-on. Dropping April 17, 2026, the Los Angeles-based artist teams up with a tight circle of seasoned collaborators to craft something that feels both intimate and expansive.…

One Last Time is a Luxembourg rock band fronted by Andrea Galleti, whose profile rose after a standout run on The Voice of Germany in 2025. Co-written with Albin Fredy, Bruce Robert Francis and Jonas Holteberg Jensen and road-tested at a songwriting camp in Belgium, the group has sculpted a…

Highway Wolf, the San Francisco-based project led by Mick Hellman alongside Tal and Amber Morris, steps into original territory with “No Time For Time,” a reflective rock ballad shaped by loss and the search for meaning. Known for reworking classics, this release feels like a turning point—something more personal, more…

Least We Got Shoes, Bradford’s boxcar-rock bruisers, return with Chapter Two, released April 3, 2026, a raucous, more expansive follow-up that tightens their raw live energy into sharper songwriting. Wayne, Ben (DB), Blake Fox, and Kurt keep the melodies muscular and the hooks unapologetically big. Right out of the gate,…

Crescent, a Hartlepool psychedelic-rock outfit led by Caleb Hay (guitars/vocals) and Millie Jones (keys/vocals), return with a six-track EP, Lamentations (April 3, 2026). Recorded with Mark Folland, rescued by a decisive re-recorded drum performance from Christian Tunney, and given vintage-valve sheen by Jon Sevink’s mastering, the record feels like a…

Cogley (formerly Paul Cogley) reimagines and expands his 2022 opus into a bold double-vinyl and streaming reissue called Deep Blue Sky, released March 24, 2026. Through experimental rock, alt-electronica, and heartfelt songwriting, the record grew from a two-year labour into a 16-track statement about redemption, empathy, and keeping sight of…

ONEWAY is the project of Dayton singer-songwriter and youth pastor Dustin Burkhard, who turns fifteen years of pastoral care and trauma into music that sits between contemplative worship and modern rock. Released March 9, 2026, “Breakdown” is a bruised, honest single built to meet people in their hardest hours, a…

Watch Me Die Inside is the artistic universe of Aleph, a project that dissects modern collapse into raw, unblinking fragments. One of those pieces, “Melancholy Nektar,” sits inside the larger sequence that folds into Autopsy, and functions like an intimate, unsettling, and strangely gorgeous ritual. Think of it as a…