This week in music, several notable tracks from various artists make their mark in the industry, showcasing the diverse sounds and styles present in the contemporary scene. Better Lovers returns with their new single 'Future Myopia', a hard-hitting track from their forthcoming album Highly Irresponsible. The nearly four-minute piece features powerful guitar work that complements Greg Puciato's dynamic vocal range, showcasing both screams and melodies throughout the song.
Joyce has shared 'Hum Hotline', the latest single from their upcoming release Voyce, set to drop on September 13 via Human Worth. The nine-member ensemble, led by former Olympian Jimmy Watkins, delivers a unique blend of indie, spoken word, and noise rock.
The Hell has announced their latest track 'Name Yer Poison', which continues their trend of short and engaging hardcore anthems. The cheeky composition revolves around a drinking theme, serving as a lively pre-party jam.
From the metalcore realm, Fit For An Autopsy has unveiled 'Savior of None/Ashes of All', showcasing their signature blend of beauty and brutality, while maintaining a Gojira-esque sound. The band deftly transitions between melodic passages and heavy breakdowns.
Brighton's punk rock sensation Ex-Girlfriend launches their debut single 'Renegades', an anthemic rallying cry rich with emotion and charm. Collaborating with fellow artist Will Fox, the single embodies the joy of embracing one's identity.
In the realm of alternative music, Ontario's Solsic released 'Who Will You Blame', combining nu metal and hardcore elements, further solidifying their status as rising stars.
Lastly, Solsic's hometown peers, the noise-rock band Benzo Queen, delight listeners with their chaotic offering, while Shadow Of Intent entices fans with 'Flying the Black Flag'. The track is a precursor to their upcoming tour, featuring Fleshgod Apocalypse.