Miley Cyrus has been in the spotlight her entire life. Throughout her life, she has been the subject of ridicule and judgment for simply trying to find herself as each of us do in our own lives.

The Oakland, California-based hardcore outfit DOOMSDAY have surprised their fans by releasing an incredible unannounced self-titled EP via Creator-Destructor Records.

Many people remember The Cult from their hit single, “She Sells Sanctuary,” which became an 80s rock classic.

Boston natives, Sounds & Scenarios have released their second single of the year.

Cerebral rock band Psychology have released “The Economy,” the latest single from their self-titled debut album out September 8th via Cart/Horse Records.

With 'Fall In Love,' global chart-topping duo Icona Pop return with another pulsating summer single and official music video, directed by Kassandra Powell and filmed in the UK.

With an already impressive track record, Ezekiel Miller more professionally known as Ez Mil, has released the deluxe version of this LP DU4LI7Y which features a track from the Rap God himself, Eminem.

Hailing from Eastern Pennsylvania, Witch Weather is ready to expand beyond their region and cast a spell over the greater indie rock scene with their latest release, “Don’t Need.”

Formed a little over ten years ago, RAT KING was founded on a love for metal music and a shared Latin heritage.

The San Francisco indie pop duo corner club have announced their self produced EP in the rearview mirror, which is set for release on October 6th and can be pre-ordered here. Alongside the announcement, they shared a taste of the EP through the single “whenever you’re ready” with a DIY video.

Legendary death metallers CANNIBAL CORPSE unleash their latest single and accompanying video for "Summoned For Sacrifice." The pulverizing new hymn comes by way of the band’s sixteenth studio album, Chaos Horrific, set for release on September 22nd via Metal Blade Records.

After a nearly seven month long hiatus, Lil Uzi’s Pink Tape reclaimed the No. 1 spot in Hip-Hop, as well as the announcement of the brand new IYKYK Music Festival on September 9th at Phoenix Raceway. The one day festival is co-produced by Relentless Beats and Universatile Music. Artists such as Metro Bloomin, Denzel Curry, Jeleel!, and many more will be attending. Tickets for the festival can be found here.

One thing that the East Coast is known for, is its thriving local music scene. Every now and then a new band would emerge and instantly cement their spot in their local scene and that’s exactly what Sewn Away did. On August 4th, the NY/NJ hybrid newcomers released their debut single “You Wouldn’t Understand” along with a music video that premiered via BVTV and has already gathered over 15k views.

OTTTO, the Venice Beach-based band who combines thrash metal with funk have just released a music video for the track “Skyscraper” off their debut album Life Is A Game. One of ten songs on the album, “Skyscraper” is hard and groovy and is indicative of the unique approach to metal that OTTTO brings.

Cassetta is a new project based out of Los Angeles. They have recently released “Thin Blue Crime”, a track that has influences from the heaviest, darkest places to create a pummeling wall of sound. Kevin Fifield produced the song and was mixed by Jeff Dunne (Make Them Suffer, Veil Of Maya, Motionless In White, etc.). The music video is out now and was directed by Brad Alexander.

Los Angeles Rock duo Loveless composed of vocalist/producer Julian Comeau and multi-instrumentalist Dylan Tirapelli-Jamail, share “Drag Me Down” via BMG/Rise Records. This song is the next track after their last single release “I Hope I’m Not Sick” which never fails to impress the fans and even for myself I continue to listen to their discography daily.

The New Jersey pop punk band Sucker Punch have released “Worst Case Ontario”, the lead single from their upcoming four track EP Better Pleasures, which will be released this fall. The track kicks off with a bang that never lets up, combining elements of Neck Deep and The Story So Far with an easycore edge pioneered by scene mainstays like A Day To Remember. The lyrics have the theme of betrayal with an anthemic refrain “This small town will never be the same / Devil’s Kettle will become my grave.” With an energetic rhythm section and passionate vocal-guitar interlock, the track was designed for mosh pits and crowd sing-alongs. The music video was directed by Eric DiCarlo (Lorna Shore, Chelsea Grin, Veil of Maya) and shows the band trying to escape a monstrous mess after consuming a mysterious beverage.

The deathgrind legends Cattle Decapitation have announced their upcoming North American headlining tour, Terrasitic Infestation. The tour is in support of their tenth studio album Terrasite. Immolation, Sanguisugabogg, and Castrator will be joining them in support. The tour will make its way to over two dozen cities, starting on November 10th in Santa Ana, California and ending on December 16th in the band’s home turf of San Diego, California. Tickets are available here and VIP experiences can be found here.

Periphery, who recently announced their first U.S. headlining tour in support of Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre, have expanded their limited live outings to Europe, performing their first shows on the continent since 2019 in what is dubbed “The Wildfire European Tour.”

"Lowlife" is the latest turbocharged anthem from Yungblud, and the official music video has been released. It was directed by Priya Minhas and Yungblud and premiered today on MTV Live, MTVU, MTV Biggest Pop, and Paramount Times Square billboards. In the video, the internationally acclaimed musician is accompanied by a representation of his cheeky younger self as they stroll around Camden Town.