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TX2 has unveiled Murder Scene, the latest single from his forthcoming debut album End Of Us, due for release on February 13 via Hopeless Records. Featuring Magnolia Park, the track represents a significant moment for two artists emerging from the current wave of emotionally charged alternative rock, both operating at the intersection of emo, pop punk and modern alternative culture.

German emo-punk and hardcore outfit Shoreline have unveiled their third studio album, Is This The Low Point Or The Moment After?, set for release on 13 March 2026 through Pure Noise Records. Alongside the announcement, the band released two singles, Sweet Spot and Out Of Touch, giving a first taste of the record's introspective yet dynamic sound.

Scranton indie-rock stalwarts Tigers Jaw have unveiled their latest single, “Ghost,” offering a soaring glimpse into the band's highly anticipated seventh studio album, Lost On You, set for release on March 27 via Hopeless Records. The track follows December's lead single, “Head Is Like a Sinking Stone,” further cementing the band's reputation for emotive, guitar-driven rock that bridges introspection with expansive melody.

Canadian emo-rock trio Second Harbour, consisting of Xavier Morency, Vincent Morency, and John Muggianu, have signed to SharpTone Records.

Phoenix's Commoner have announced they've signed to Pure Noise Records and have returned with a bruising new single, “Breach”, a track the band say crystallises their sound. Written around a chorus penned in 2024, the song finds the band balancing mosh-ready aggression with widescreen, singalong choruses, a blend that nods to both early metalcore and the more reflective edges of modern emo.

TX2 is set to unleashed his latest single Feed, a collaboration with the equally enigmatic DeathbyRomy.

Better Lovers, the hardcore supergroup, featuring members of Every Time I Die, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Fit For An Autopsy, are finally bringing their live show Down Under, with six cities locked in for January 2026.