The Baby Seals have never been a band to pull their punches, but 'Tamoo Trance' lands with the kind of focused fury that suggests Cambridgeshire's premier garage-punk provocateurs have found their sharpest weapon yet. Released via Trapped Animal Records on 18th November, this savage little number—the perfect format for a band who understand that rage, like a good espresso, works best when concentrated.

Nine years after its initial release, Social Gravy's "Fools" returns like an unwelcome prophecy fulfilled. The indie rock duo of Brad Kohn and Vee Bordukov originally penned this scalding indictment ahead of the 2016 presidential election, yet the track's potency hasn't dimmed—if anything, its edges have grown sharper with time. This is rock music as civic duty, delivered with the kind of righteous fury that recalls the Clash at their most incendiary, yet filtered through a distinctly contemporary lens of disillusionment.

Burton-on-Trent has birthed many things—beer, boots, and now, if The Missing Diamonds are to be believed, a band that might just remember what rock and roll was supposed to be about before it got tangled up in its own mythology.

The Grossenbacher brothers have conjured a beast from the humid Austin air—a snarling, cathartic howl that cuts through the manufactured sheen of contemporary indie rock like a rusty blade through silk. "Teenage Scum" arrives not as polished product but as primal scream, recorded with delicious lo-fi intimacy in their parents' bedroom, where the best rock and roll has always been born.

On March 15, the Minneapolis-based artist John Deering released his new single 'Strip Mall Jesus'. This track is charged with garage energy, reminds us of the best days of 90s rock n roll, and it's no wonder that bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden inspired its creation.

American rock band Strawberry Moon released their debut EP on February 28. The title track of this mini-album is called 'Speak My Mind' is a powerful showcase of this exciting and promising band.

On January 10, Australian rock band The Sex Guys released a new single 'Tin Foil Hat', promoting their upcoming debut EP. The Sex Guys is a trio based on the Gold Coast in Australia where they have already established themselves as a promising and driving band.

The Atlanta-based band Winchester 7 & the Runners has released their new music video for another track from their new EP 'The Waking Giant'. This song is called 'Sell the Apocalypse' and is a kind of reflection on what is happening in the modern world.

On December 6, Ragtag Outfit released their version of the famous hit 'Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)' by Darlene Love. The guys played it in their typical garage and indie rock style and it turned out amazing.

'Lone Wolf' is the new single from Los Angeles-based duo Social Gravy. This is also their first release since the release of their EP 'A Different Kind' in 2020 and as the members of this progressive band assure themselves, they will soon share their new recordings.