ROCK

Italian multi-disciplinary artist Piergiorgio Corallo steps into the music world with In via di sviluppo, his debut album released November 10, 2025 via CD Baby. Known as a painter, sculptor, and photographer, Corallo brings that same tactile, layered sensibility to his sound with his alt-rock guitars against the electronic pulses…

“Truth Over Lies” is a soaring, impassioned protest anthem from San Francisco-based artist Michellar, released October 31, 2025. The track was born during a songwriting retreat in Idyllwild, California, where Michelle Bond, Michael Levine, and Matthias Schmidt shaped the song’s lyrical and sonic foundation. Drawing unmistakable influence from U2 and…

“Down in the Dirt” comes as another hard-hitting strike from Yorkshire’s Feral Family, the band whose intensity is a state of being. Raised on the quiet seaside yet fueled by dystopian sagas and desert-noir mythology, they’ve built a sound that feels like it could collapse a landscape and rebuild it…

Seattle’s La Need Machine returns with “Rock and Roll Show,” a single that doubles as a love song and a declaration of devotion to the music that has carried them through every high and low. On the surface, it sounds like a heartfelt, warm, earnest tribute to a partner, full…

Following the late-2025 release of his second album Gift In The Shadows, UK singer-songwriter Charlie Freeman, known as FREE/MAN, returns with the Reconnection EP, a smaller but deeply intentional offering that acts almost like a spiritual palate cleanser. Where the album wrestles openly with darkness, forgiveness, and the long road…

Cronos Matter returns with “Guiding Light,” released just this November 1st, 2025, leading into the band’s cinematic rock sensibility while grinding into sensitivity and spiritual searching. The project, often described as “future-born” for its atmospheric rock, ambient textures, and storytelling, leans closer to a tender ballad form. It’s a song…

Super Creeps don’t care about refinement, metaphor, or making you comfortable. They care about impact. Produced with Grammy-winning engineer Reto Peter, Double Plastik is five tracks of exactly that buzzing, lofi garage rock fed through distortion and cynicism. The guitars sound like they’re melting through blown-out amplifiers, the drums feel…

This one grabs you by the collar and drags you into the pit of discomfort because “Spiked (Mind Eraser)” is Isaac Neilson holding a match to his own trauma and letting it burn loud enough for the room to hear. The first thing that lands is the tension. His voice…

Anthony Casuccio’s new release, “Am I Wrong,” gets on his knees with this cover. Originally penned by Richard and Tim Butler for Love Spit Love, the song has always carried a certain bruised elegance and a worn-in emotional gravity. Casuccio leans into its vulnerability and reshapes it through his own…

Rusty Reid’s latest single “Piece of the Action” comes straight off his resurrected double album The Unreasonables, that was originally recorded over four decades ago and then left shelved, collecting dust, memory, and a bit of myth. Now restored and released, the album captures a moment in time when Reid…