Today we debut the music video for New Jersey’s Our Wits. While your wits may be at their end this winter with all the bullshit happening, Our Wits are here to deliver the somber yet uplifting: “Let Me Join You…”. This new jam is sure to have you bobbing your head and letting the apathy wash away while you reflect on your grief.

Coup D’état’s self titled EP is a love letter in every meaning of the term. Not only to the wide variety of emo, skramz, post-hardcore and metalcore it draws influences from, but also the real depth to the very center of human emotion.

Today we shine our spotlight on thee innovative alt-band, Cheramona. Hailing from Glasgow & delivering a truly unique genre bending style of their own, one that fuses midwest emo with folk punk, pop punk, power pop, a dash of screamo flair, the entire kitchen sink, and anything else that strikes their mood.

Toronto Post-Hardcore act NAKEDBURN debut new music video for “Pull Me Under”.

Gros Enfant Mort is back and tearing up metallic screamo melodies from their home in Poitiers, France. Returning to debut their new single Saigne! Saigne! Saigne!

Blackened screamo act Abuse Repression release a punishing split with Pigliacci.

Vancouver’s post-punk band Aversions debut full length album Empty Century.

Customer Service are set to debut their long awaited third EP this month if you’re here, you must be fine. We premier their second single “Picture This.”

Not Just a Phase is casting our artist spotlight onto our friend & singer/songwriter Tobias Vokes.

Italian screamo legends, Raein, return to the front of the pack after ten years with Forme Sommerse, a stunning thesis on intuition and the submerged forms that guide us.

Terrifying Girls’ High School are still here defending screamo, and we’re here to help by debuting their first single “Do You Have Games On Your Phone?”.

Not Just A Phase is debuting the newest music video “Mechanical Sunrise” for Massa Nera .

French screamo act L’Idylle release their reinterpretation of their debut “Romance / Violence” catalyzing the intensity of a forest fire with a sound deeply rooted in the influence of legendary European screamo acts.

Spring Colours are creating something new out of something old by flexing their creative muscles with a re-working of their self titled EP.