Taylor Acorn delivers a stunning, cathartic masterpiece that bridges the golden age of emo with the modern alt-rock edge. Featuring the electric singles “Crashing Out” and “Hangman,” this album is required listening for anyone who knows that sometimes, the only way to move on is to get angry first.

Hudson Ingram’s “Real Life” is a warm, reflective fall anthem—blending mellow groove, heartfelt lyrics, and nostalgic calm into a perfect autumn listen.

Lore’s Prologue is a surreal, funky, and experimental debut EP that fuses Latin grooves, screamo bursts, and hypnotic smoothness into one bold, cohesive trip.

Mayday Parade’s new album Sad revives early 2000s pop-punk with heartfelt nostalgia, led by singles “Under My Sweater” and “One Day at a Time,” as their world tour continues.

Chris LaRocca’s dog years is a soulful, genre-blending EP from the Canadian multi-instrumentalist—anchored by the tender, cinematic “slow dance in the diner.”

Ivy Gardens’ Death of Don Valley fuses sludge, grunge, and synth into a heavy yet groovy statement, highlighted by the standout track “Astray.”