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"Will Work for Food, God Bless" Is the Hardcore Song Your Landlord Doesn't Want You to Hear

K.y.l. HxC's "Will Work for Food, God Bless" is hardcore and metal with something to say. Born from a friendship that began in rehab in Memphis and survived homelessness, relapse, and recovery, Robert Danger and Rowan Bean-Hoffain turn lived experience into a raw, breakdown-driven protest against starvation wages and rigged systems. Its closing question, what's the point if not to help each other?, is the heart of the track. Out now from the album of the same name. Stream it today.

For Fans of Knocked Loose, Jesus Piece, and Dying Wish

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Nobody Asked Norway to Make "Walking in the Sand" Filthy, and Scampi Chips Dip & Campari Did It Anyway

Norway's Scampi Chips Dip & Campari take on The Shangri-Las' "Remember (Walking in the Sand)" for their covers EP The Seagull Tapes, out now. The original's heartbreak and drama stay intact, but SCDC drag it through their own raw garage-punk universe, with rough edges and an energy that sounds ready to fall apart but never does. Following a run of singles full of noise, humour and DIY spirit, this one feels both unexpected and strangely inevitable.

For fans of The Runaways, The Donnas, Bikini Kill, and The Slits.

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Heaven's Most Toxic Ex Just Wrote a Love Song, and It's Terrifying

Vancouver’s SuckerTrap delivers “Sacred Lies,” a theatrical hard rock single that plays like a love letter from a possessive creator to his subservient followers. Heavy melodic riffs from Pinto, thundering drums from Dave Toutman and melancholic synth from Melissa Lee drive the track, while debuting vocalist Louise Dawson delivers a passionate, unpredictable performance across wide ranges and moods. Produced by David Ottoson, this unsettling tale of a toxic cosmic romance grips from the first riff.

For fans of Black Sabbath, Darkness and Judas Priest.

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The Goodbye Song Destroy the Moon Wrote for Everyone Who Never Got to Say It

Destroy the Moon’s newest single “Goodbye, Goodnight” is a song about losing someone you love and learning to let them go. Where earlier entries on this theme moved slow and somber, fast-paced, driving guitar lines push every emotion to the forefront here. Moving from hollow disbelief to heartfelt acceptance, the lyrics build to a closing refrain of “I miss your love, I wish you’d come back” and a final farewell, “goodbye, goodnight my friend.” Made for singing along, leaving feelings out in the open, and finally processing what may have been bottled up for too long, it’s the Pennsylvania rockers at their most honest.

For fans of Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains.

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