King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have announced that they will be dropping three new albums next month. Ahead of the releases they’ve released a new single called “Ice V”. Listen to the track here and get psyched for more King Gizz Wizardry coming to your ears soon.

LAMB OF GOD announces The Making Of: Omens, a short film documenting the recording of their forthcoming album. The documentary will premiere with a live stream event on October 6th, 2022. Watch the teaser here.

Today, Winter has shared another preview of her new album What Kind of Blue Are You?, due out October 14th on cult indie label Bar/None Records (Yo La Tengo, Ivy). Listen to “good” featuring Sasami here.

Street Sects unleash a new single that will annihilate listeners’ senses. Written shortly after the band ended their year-long hiatus, “X Amount” is an attempt to translate some of the visceral energy of Street Sects live show into a recording. Listen here.

Indiana rapper Freddie Gibbs unleashes his urgent new single “Too Much,” featuring Moneybagg Yo. “Too Much” is accompanied by a hilarious video that imagines life as a casino. Listen to the new track and watch the music video here.

Pierce the Veil are back! The San Diego band has just shared the lyric video for the brand new song "Pass the Nirvana." It marks Pierce the Veil's first new music since 2016. Watch and listen to the new track here.

Gorillaz have announced their new album: Cracker Island is out February 24, 2023, via Warner/Parlophone. The record includes the new song “New Gold” featuring Tame Impala and Bootie Brown. Check it out here.

Turnover build anticipation for their new album with a brand new song “Ain’t Love Heavy” featuring Bre Morell of Austin band Temple of Angles. Turnover’s fifth full-length album Myself in the Way is out November 4th via Run For Cover Records. Listen to the track here.

Suicide Silence dropped a brand new song and video titled “You Must Die” that sets the tone for their upcoming release “Remember… You Must Die” slated for an early 2023 release via. Century Media. Watch the video for the new track here.

Arctic Monkeys have shared a video for their new song “There Better Be a Mirrorball.” The lead single and opening track from their forthcoming LP The Car is the band’s first new music in four years.

Vancouver punk rock 4-piece Rest Easy (consisting of members of Daggermouth and Shook Ones) have announced a new album titled 'Hope You're Okay,' set for release on October 28 on Mutant League Records. The band has unveiled the first single "The Hill" along with a music video.

Listen to L.S. Dunes debut single featuring luminaries from rock's thriving post-punk, and hardcore scenes, guitarist Frank Iero (My Chemical Romance), guitarist Travis Stever (Coheed and Cambria), vocalist Anthony Green (Circa Survive), bassist Tim Payne (Thursday), and drummer Tucker Rule (Thursday/Yellowcard).

After two long years of waiting, American Hip-Hop Duo Run The Jewels along with Rage Against The Machine performed at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena. Sell all the photos from their set and learn more about RTJ’s collaborative brew with Collective Arts here.

Toronto’s very own Field Trip Music & Art Festival made its return after a long COVID hiatus this July. Check out all the photos from the day featuring headliners Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Peach Pit, Kurt Vile & The Violators and Lucy Dacus.

Hometown heroes PUP performed two sold out nights at History, Toronto’s newest music venue in The Beach neighbourhood. Check out all the photos from their live set here.

Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s side project The Smile released another new track from their upcoming LP. This time it’s an unreleased Radiohead gem titled “Skrting on the Surface”.

Electropop five-piece Parcels graced the Massey Hall stage to welcome back lockdown stricken, Toronto music fans. Read the full review and see all our photos from the night here.

Father John Misty dropped a brand new track from his upcoming new album Chloë and The Next 20th Century (out April 8th on Sub Pop Records and Bella Union). Listen to the new track here.

HOLY SHIT that's a wrap. This is my most eclectic year-end list yet. From Bring Me The Horizon's genre-defying release Amo to Sigrid's knockout album Sucker Punch, it's been a stellar 12 months. See the list at the link.

Canadian rock hero Dallas Green and his band City and Colour made their return to Toronto on November 22nd, 2019. You can see all the photos from the night and find out the setlist at the link.