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Mandy, Indiana return with “Sicko!,” a punishing new single featuring billy woods that pairs icy techno propulsion with post-punk paranoia. It’s the final preview of their upcoming album URGH, out Friday via Sacred Bones, and one of the band’s most confrontational tracks to date.

American Football are heading back out into the world. The band’s newly announced 2026 tour marks their first full slate of shows since wrapping up the anniversary run for LP1.

On Lethal, her most self-assured album yet, she channels that instinct into a bold statement about standing alone, shedding approval-seeking, and reclaiming her power.

After years of nonstop momentum, Nova Twins felt the strain of a career that had gone from stillness to overdrive almost overnight. On Parasites & Butterflies, Amy Love and Georgia South lay their armor down, confronting burnout, vulnerability, and the cost of always having to be strong — onstage and off.

Blending punk, metal, and hard rock without regard for genre or expectation, Die Spitz are intent on being heard on their own terms. As they ready their Third Man debut, the Austin band is less concerned with labels than with making an album that moves, surprises, and hits as hard as their live shows.

Hit Parader caught up with Moss and drummer Cole Gilbert to chat about the success of the new album, the evolution of hardcore, and more.

Hit Parader caught up with the electrifying duo backstage to chat about their increased international popularity, getting beaten up in music videos, and desire to remain a duo.

Hit Parader spoke with the band backstage about their recent growth, anniversary shows, and much more.

With more music on the way and a continued head of steam as the band continues to plow forward, Hit Parader caught up with co-lead vocalist Joey Duffy backstage to talk about the Oklahomans’ successes, goals, and how near-death experiences can shape a band.

Hit Parader caught up with Stenman backstage to discuss the band’s rise, mixing things up in the metal scene, and more.