Koe Wetzel has released The Night Champion, his sixth studio album and a reflective look at the turbulent journey that transformed the Texas artist from a regional favourite into a global touring act.
Left To Suffer have released Gun In The Duffle Bag, their first track since signing with Hopeless Records, marking the start of a new era for the Atlanta deathcore band.
The Menzingers have released Better Angels, the latest preview of their forthcoming album Everything I Ever Saw, due out July 17 through Epitaph Records.
Madonna has premiered a 13-minute cinematic companion to Confessions II, showcasing six songs from the upcoming album and featuring a star-studded cast of guest appearances.
Everlast has released Losing Man’s Game, the latest single from his upcoming album Embers To Ashes, marking his first full-length release in eight years.
Daniel Lanois has unveiled ‘Warp Sustain’, the latest preview of Belladonna Nocturne, his forthcoming ambient and instrumental album due on 19 June 2026.
August Burns Red have released Season Of Surrender, shared a visualiser for Cerebral Malfunction featuring Make Them Suffer and confirmed Australian and New Zealand tour dates for 2026.
Stanley Simmons continue building momentum with the release of ‘Cellophane’ and the announcement of their debut album Dancing While The World Is Ending, arriving August 28.
Don Walker has premiered ‘Breakfast In Paris’, a new song from his forthcoming album Love Songs. The track previews Walker’s first solo album since Lightning In A Clear Blue Sky and arrives ahead of an October Australian tour.
Leah Senior has released “Two Weeks”, the final single ahead of her fifth album Pt. Roadknight, a record inspired by life on Victoria’s Surf Coast and contemporary social change.
Weezer have unveiled the Gold Album and released the new single We Might As Well Be Strangers featuring Wednesday’s Karly Hartzman ahead of the album’s August 21 release.
Things Of Stone And Wood have released a new double video for You’d Gone Before You Went and The Windmills Turn after completing a successful national tour for their first album in 23 years, Rae Street.
Phil Jamieson has released Blue As The Sunlight, the latest preview of his upcoming solo album 10Charlie, while preparing for an extensive Australian PJ AIR tour.
Judith Owen’s new album Suit Yourself features Joe Bonamassa and continues the Welsh singer-songwriter’s evolution into jazz, blues and big band music.
No Cure have announced the July 10 release of their debut full length album It Is Going To Get Dark and introduced the project with the new track Convulsing In The Dark.
The Pretty Reckless have released Dear God, the title track from their upcoming fifth album, with Taylor Momsen describing it as “desperation set to music” ahead of the June 26 release.
Mike D has released ‘What We Got’, a second solo track that expands his current creative phase and continues the first new music activity linked to a Beastie Boys member in more than a decade.
Ed O’Brien has released Blue Morpho, his second solo album and first credited under his own name, moving beyond the EOB identity into a new creative chapter.
Rachel Bolan has unveiled ‘Memory’, the third song from his debut BOLAN album ‘Gargoyle Of The Garden State’, presenting a more reflective side of the Skid Row songwriter.
Lake Drive have released “Cherry Coloured Sweater”, a new single that sees the Milwaukee band push further into pop driven territory while maintaining their emotionally focused songwriting approach.
Rostam releases Hardy featuring Clairo from American Stories ahead of the album’s May 15 release, alongside a concert film rollout and screenings in New York and Los Angeles.
Weird Fishes has signed rising Australian artist RAGEFLOWER, marking the company’s first major addition since launching in 2025 amid growing international interest.
Hollywood Undead have released All My Friends featuring Jeris Johnson, continuing their current run of singles and reinforcing their position in the modern rap rock revival.
Young The Giant have released their sixth album Victory Garden alongside the Evergreen video, signalling a return to full-band collaboration and a focus on radical empathy.
The Claypool Lennon Delirium preview their upcoming album The Great Parrot-Ox And The Golden Egg Of Empathy with new single Melody Of Entropy ahead of its May 1 release.
