8 Day Week

8 Day Week

habsBurgz present 8 Day Week, a full-length album built from urgency, conviction, and collective energy. Blending punk directness, power pop melody, and post-punk texture, the Vienna-based project delivers a record that feels immediate rather than polished, driven by bright distortion, sharp guitar lines, restless rhythms, and songs that move between protest, humour,…
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May 5, 2026
Sunshine In Hell

Sunshine In Hell

With “Sunshine In Hell”, Bürner deliver a hard rock single built on sharp riffs, driving rhythm, and a chorus that lands with both force and clarity. The track carries a strong sense of movement from start to finish, while the vocal performance gives the song its distinct character and keeps its central…
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May 3, 2026
Nothing New

Nothing New

With “Nothing New”, EYEBAGS lean into repetition, tension, and release through a rough-edged mix of grunge and noise rock. The single moves with a stubborn pulse, where fuzzy guitars, driving drums, and a live-feeling vocal turn the song’s central phrase into something both detached and intense. There is weight in the groove,…
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May 3, 2026
EYEBAGS

EYEBAGS

EYEBAGS – Grunge Energy with Punk and Metal Roots EYEBAGS deliver a furious blend of ’90s grunge rooted in the chaos of hardcore punk, with the ragged edge of crossover thrash; straight from the icy heart of Östersund, Sweden. Their sound is a sonic punch: tight, aggressive, and unrelenting, perfect…
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May 3, 2026
Benefit of a Doubt

Benefit of a Doubt

HISFOG return with “Benefit of a Doubt,” a rock single shaped by warmth, reflection, and a strong sense of melodic craft. Built around an engaging intro, tasteful dynamics, rich instrumental space, and harmonies that support the song without overpowering it, the track captures the band’s ability to make emotionally thoughtful music…
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May 3, 2026
Carousel

Carousel

With “Carousel,” Mike McCleary delivers a tense and rhythm-driven single that turns repetition into impact. Built around heavy motion, angular grooves, and a chorus that circles back with purpose, the track draws from alternative metal and nu metal while keeping a raw rock edge intact. “Carousel” feels confrontational without becoming overstated, using…
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May 2, 2026
Mike McCleary

Mike McCleary

Mike McCleary – Raw, Dynamic, Cathartic Canadian alternative rock artist Mike McCleary moves fluidly between genres like rock, skate punk, ska punk, post grunge, funk rock, and alternative metal. Built on over two decades of songwriting and multi-instrumental experience, his music draws from an eclectic creative vision to build a…
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May 2, 2026
Foolish Things

Foolish Things

With “Foolish Things,” Jeff Michaels Band releases a piano-led rock single filled with longing, memory and the kind of emotional clarity that lingers long after the song ends. Framed by images of Sunset Boulevard, Malibu nights, desert highways and fading promises, the track captures the afterglow of love and the stubborn power…
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May 2, 2026
The Deplorable Dr Cream

The Deplorable Dr Cream

With “The Deplorable Dr Cream,” Tenderhooks open their Rexius Records chapter with a single that feels witty, restless, and built for movement. Drawing from modern rock and British indie rock, the track mixes driving guitars, sharp rhythmic energy, and a darkly theatrical lyric concept into something that feels both playful and slightly…
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April 24, 2026
Tenderhooks

Tenderhooks

Tenderhooks – Shapeshifting, Energetic, and Unpredictable Brighton’s Tenderhooks blend garage rock authenticity with classic English indie rock energy, shifting styles track to track and landing naturally in modern indie rock compilations, late-night guitar playlists, and British alternative discovery playlists. Always fresh, melodic, and lively, their music moves from high-energy rushes…
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April 24, 2026