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UK alt-rock crew THE BITTER PILLS reveal their long-awaited debut album later this year, and it’s a full-volume statement built on distortion, urgency, and zero interest in restraint. Prior to the release, the band have dropped their stomping new single and video.

Texas alt-rock quartet Olive Vox return with “We Are Not The Same,” a volatile new single that continues the band’s rapid rise following recent releases BABYDOLL, T.A.N.G.O, Dying Breath, and 14 Years. Released via Big Machine Rock, the track arrives as the band build serious momentum both online and onstage, fresh off recent US runs with Badflower and Raue, ahead of a summer tour supporting The Toadies from August through October. Fans can stream "We Are Not The Same" HERE.

BY MILLION WIRES is a Polish Tarnów-based band navigating the borders of alternative rock, progressive rock, indie rock, post-rock, and dream pop. Founded in 2007, the group quickly gained a reputation as one of the most intriguing acts on the Polish independent scene. Following their enthusiastically received debut, "Letters to the Absent" (2012) — which garnered stellar reviews both at home and abroad — the band entered a phase of intense sonic exploration.

Alternative rock quartet MARISA AND THE MOTHS are back on the scene with a brand new music video for the latest single 'Nothing's Getting Better'. Tackling the unbalanced seriousness of women's health issues in medical fields, including the lack of information and research funding for endometriosis, this track sees front-woman Marisa Rodriguez confront the topic with her powerhouse signature fry vocals.

Alt-rock power duo Virginmarys have announced the release of their new album, Beyond The House Of Fires, arriving 15 May. The record is a bold and atmospheric reinterpretation of the band’s most personal 2024 album The House Beyond The Fires.

Loud George return with Nikol, a ferocious alt-rock/grunge hybrid that cuts straight through social expectations, silence, and submission. Hailing from Manchester, the band blends gritty distortion, emotionally loaded vocals, and confrontational lyricism into a track that feels both raw and cinematic.

In a world overflowing with noise, Circle The Cityy cuts through the static with Animals—a visceral alt-rock statement on miscommunication, emotional disconnect, and the primal hunger to be understood.

Nashville-based singer/songwriter/guitarist Stephen Wilson Jr. has released the stormy new song 'Dig A Hole'. A member of Rolling Stone's 2025 Future of Music class, Wilson Jr. imposes his hypnotic vocals over the cryptic lyrical jaunt, "I better save my strength, It's harder than you think to dig a hole." The track was writted by Stephen Wilson Jr., Audra Mae Butts and Hillary Lindsey for Netflix's The Waterfront.