Porcelain’s “Waltz” pairs post-hardcore weight with a skatepark video, continuing the band’s dance around creativity and connection.

TEAR DUNGEON turn “Freak Flag” into a scuzzy, live-wire preview of Squirm, proving disturbing has rarely felt this good.

Written By: Brainy Photo Credit: Pooneh Ghana Annabelle Chairlegs delivers a pointed, character-driven record with Beef Whitted. It's locking into a sharp blend of garage grit, warped folk tones, and psych-leaning texture shaped alongside Ty Segall’s production. Using fuzzy guitar lines and tight rhythmic pressure, Lindsey Mackin’s vocal performance balances sweetness with a deliberate bite that defines her writing style. Supported by Nick Cornetti on drums and Derek Strahan

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Pooneh Ghana If punk is supposed to make people uncomfortable, Tear Dungeon are doing exactly what the genre was built to do. The Austin outfit returns with I'm Not Dead Yet, a ferocious blast of distortion that strips songwriting down to its bare essentials before detonating into controlled mayhem. Fueled by grinding riffs and an unapologetic attitude, the band delivers a track that feels like a pressure valve finally giving way. The official

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Pooneh Ghana Hope doesn't always arrive with optimism. Sometimes it survives by refusing to disappear. Austin's Porcelain built that idea into the core of Apocalypse, a crushing introduction to their upcoming sophomore album, Today's Minor Victories. Metallic guitar lines grind against pounding rhythms as the band wrestles with disillusionment, grief, and the slow erosion of childhood ideals. Every riff serves the narrative, allowing the emotio

Written By: Big C A neon motel sign glowing through desert fog feels like the perfect backdrop for Annabelle Chairlegs' latest chapter. Fresh off the release of Waking Up, Lindsey Mackin continues building a world where garage rock grit, psychedelic wanderlust, and intimate storytelling coexist in fascinating ways. "Waking Up" balances sweetness and danger, benefiting from a creative partnership which amplifies both its rawness and ambition. Produced and recorded by Ty Segall