F**k the SystemBiohazard

Biohazard – F**k the System – Official Music Video

A pioneer of crossover rock born in Brooklyn, New York, Biohazard return with their first track by the original lineup in 13 years.

The song is a pure battle cry, exploding with rage at a social system that divides people by politics, class, and race.

Its lyrics call on us to stand together against oppression, channeling the band’s enduring street spirit.

It’s the lead single from their milestone 10th album, Divided We Fall, slated for release in October 2025, produced by Matthew Hyde, reviving the raw impulses of 1992 for today.

When you feel anger at everyday injustices or the suffocating state of society, this ferocious sound is bound to blow your frustrations away.

You Can’t Run From YourselfAURORA

AURORA – You Can’t Run From Yourself – from Kaiju No. 8 (lyric video)

It is the Norwegian singer-songwriter AURORA who paints, with a mystical sound, that universal anguish of never being able to escape one’s own inner shadow.

The light and darkness that coexist within the heart, and the emotions swaying in their in-between, are sung with piercing clarity, tightening your chest as you listen.

The way her crystal-clear voice intertwines with a dark, introspective sonic world is sure to captivate anyone.

This song was released in July 2025 and was written as the opening theme for the second season of the TV anime Kaiju No.

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Following her 2024 album What Happened to the Heart?, it resonates beautifully with the struggles carried by the anime’s protagonist.

If you listen on a night when you want to quietly face your own heart, you’re sure to find some precious answers.

OblivionAlkaline Trio

Alkaline Trio – Oblivion (Official Video)

This is a song by the American punk band Alkaline Trio, whose impulse to burst beyond the bounds of oblivion unsettles the hearts of its listeners.

With Blink-182’s Travis Barker as producer, the sound has been praised by fans as “the beginning of a new chapter for the band.” It seems to portray an earnest desire to escape the flood of information and endless anxiety, to forget everything—a feeling many may find mirrors their own stifling daily lives.

This release, their first since the January 2024 album “Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs,” is also the first track to feature new drummer Atom Willard in the recording.

It’s a piece you’ll want to hear in those moments when you just want to avert your eyes—if only for a short while—from an unreasonable reality.

The MoodFLO x Kaytranada

FLO x Kaytranada – The Mood (Visualiser)

It’s a groovy number by London’s buzzworthy R&B trio FLO and Canadian producer Kaytranada.

FLO, whose debut album Access All Areas reached the UK Top 3, joins forces with Kaytranada, a two-time winner at the 2021 Grammy Awards.

Over a comfortable house beat and shuffling drums, FLO’s lustrous harmonies glide effortlessly.

The song captures the honest feeling of a night when you’re just not in the mood.

It’s funny how that delicate truth—“I’m just not feeling it right now”—can sound like a stylish, self-respecting statement when set to such chic production.

Whether you’re unwinding alone on a summer night or cruising with friends, this track might help you embrace your authentic self.

HallelujahBlack Veil Brides

Black Veil Brides – Hallelujah

Black Veil Brides, the American rock band that fuses glam metal and hard rock while captivating listeners with a gothic aesthetic.

Their new release is an anthem that insists empathy between people matters more than voices brandishing ideology, powerfully affirming misfits and outsiders.

The structure is nothing short of breathtaking, unfolding from solemn, gospel-style choruses into explosive guitar riffs and fierce shouts.

Released in July 2025, this work showcases the evolution of this powerhouse band, whose guitarist won an award in 2012.

If you’ve ever felt suffocated by society’s pressure to conform or have a burning desire to be yourself, this song will give you a push forward.

Don’t miss its fiery message.

1995Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist

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This is a collaboration that hip-hop fans should not miss, with moody guitar tones that stir the soul.

Hailing from Indiana, rapper Freddie Gibbs and producer The Alchemist formed a powerhouse duo that was nominated for the 63rd Grammy Awards with their 2020 album Alfredo.

On this work, The Alchemist’s signature spacious beats are raced over by Freddie Gibbs’s razor-sharp, athlete-like flow, creating a uniquely compelling world.

The lyrics, depicting street realities and a thirst for success, carry a powerful emotional pull for listeners.

It’s also striking that the track graces the end credits of the short film Alfredo: The Movie, shot in Japan, leaving the story with a lingering resonance.

It’s the perfect song for those moments when you want to sit with music and truly listen on your own.

Why Is She Still Here?Reneé Rapp

Reneé Rapp – Why Is She Still Here? (Official Lyric Video)

Renée Rapp, an American actress and singer also known for her work on Broadway, drew major attention with her debut album Snow Angel released in August 2023.

This is the lead single from her second album, Bite Me.

The song portrays raw, painfully straightforward emotions stirred by the presence of a lover’s ex.

She was introduced as “just a friend,” yet she sees through the lie hidden behind those words.

That suspicion, anxiety, and quiet anger ride on a minimal, jazz-tinged sound that pierces the listener’s heart.

Hearing Renée Rapp’s vocals, which lay bare her true feelings, is sure to move anyone who has struggled with complicated relationships.