Somewhere between a basement punk show, a backyard cumbia dance party, and a desert vision quest, DOOMBIA are building something that shouldn't work on paper but somehow feels inevitable once you hear it. The Portland-based quartet's latest single, “¿Quién Soy Yo?” ("Who Am I?"), arrives as the third offering from their forthcoming album El Diablo Que Conoces, and serves as perhaps the clearest expression yet of the band's unusual mission.

DIY scenes are a place for outsiders, misfits, and people who never quite fit into the gears of capitalism, but they’re also 3rd spaces where accountability, politics, and personal conflict can collide at full volume. Portland punks Triple Lutz step directly into that uncomfortable space on their debut album In the Hands of an Angry Mob, a record that sounds like a fistfight with your own reflection. LISTEN NOW on BandCamp: the full album officially releases on SBÄM Records,

An expansive psychedelic folk journey rooted in community, experimentation, and cosmic curiosity. Some records feel like destinations. Liquid Donnon feels like a road that keeps unfolding beneath your feet. Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders FFO: Meat Puppets, Grateful Dead's exploratory years, Wolf Eyes, Acid Mothers Temple The latest release from Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders arrives carrying the weight of memory, friendship, improv, and decades spent chasing

Each thumping and rumbling like a freight train, an unstoppable force. The sound was engaging with everyone headbanging to every note.

Silverstein rocked House of Blues Anaheim for their 25th year, blending old hits and new tracks in an electrifying, nostalgic performance.

Joyce Manor's 10-year Never Hungover Again show at House of Blues Anaheim was a raw nostalgic celebration of punk energy and fan connection.

Chuck Ragan’s acoustic set at The Parish delivered raw emotion and connection, with powerful songs and intimate crowd interaction.

Skankin’ and slammin’ all night—Bite Me Bambi and Bar Stool Preachers brought ska-punk energy to the next level at Alex’s Bar!

Equal parts aggressive and emotional, chaotic and precise- The Devil Wears Prada is a must-see force to experience live.

The Glass House in Pomona buzzed with energy as Prince Daddy & The Hyena headlined a night of raw punk music.

Aesthetic Perfection's infectious energy brought about a hypnosis which had the crowd chanting and singing along.

The Wiltern was droning with energy as New Found Glory took the stage for 20th anniversary of Catalyst.

From the first crushing riff to the final breakdown, Wage War was a relentless showcase of power, precision, and pure metalcore fury.

Patrons at the Garden Amphitheater got served 10000 calories of rock and roll with Mac Sabbath's 10 year anniversary. Joining the food fight

Powerhouse ska punk band Streetlight Manifesto graces the Wiltern stage in Los Angeles for their Myth of Monsters Tour 2024.

And let me tell you, when the band started with Bogus Operandi.. it sounded like cannons going off. I had to hold on for dear life.

Post-punk group Crowjane graces the Supply and Demand stage with a dark and brooding aura.

I've always been an old soul judging by the music I listen to, that ever-so enduring "90's rock" on endless repeat in the car, at work,...

In celebration of the release of their self-titled album on vinyl, Scary Kids Scaring Kids kicks off tour at Chain Reaction in Anaheim....

Electro-pop rock PVRIS kicks off North American Summer Tour at The Observatory in Santa Ana, California. Joining them are Pale Waves and...