“Lovesick Lullaby” is a punk rock alt anthem that’s trying to make something energetic and confrontational out of the loneliness that can come from feeling a lack of love in your life.

Djo packages sunny guitars and sonics that are both spacious yet jam-packed into a 12-track cacophonous symphony of quirk and charm.

More’s seven songs do not reinvent the sonic wheel, so to speak, but refine the group’s sound across moods and melodies. 

Indie rock trio Wallows continue their impressive musical output with “Coffin Change,” a quintessential Wallows track that’s amped-up, guitar-forward and promises that the group’s upcoming EP will deliver even more.

Ethel Cain, the monarch of Southern gothic iconography and brooding alt-rock, has returned at long last with “Punish,” the first sampling from her upcoming sophomore LP Perverts, due this upcoming January.

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