Arm’s Length is a four-piece from Ontario, Canada, blending emo, indie and post-punk energy into something raw, honest and fully their own. On their new album There’s A Whole World Out There, the band sounds bigger, bolder, and more self-aware than ever. Frontman Allen Steinberg wrote most of the songs alone in his room. Emotional reflections on love, loss and lingering trauma, but this time viewed through the lens of hindsight.

Don’t expect a quiet introspection, though. These tracks hit hard: bursting with feeling, sharp lyrics, big melodies, and a streak of dark humour. It’s catharsis you can sing along to, from explosive riffs to fragile moments of calm. Fans of Movements, The Hotelier, or Title Fight will feel right at home in Arm’s Length’s world.

Ben Quad, an energetic post-emo band from Oklahoma, blends raw emotion with intensity and humor. Their EP "Ephemera" takes a heavier, screamo-inspired turn. Following their breakthrough single “You’re Part Of It”, they signed to Pure Noise Records and continue to impress with their cathartic sound.

SHORELINE grew out of the DIY punk and hardcore scene to become a leading band in Germany. With two strong albums, international tours, and as the first European act signed to Pure Noise Records, they’ve made a lasting impression. Their music blends the intensity of 2010s hardcore with fresh pop punk and emo, driven by the versatile vocals of Hansol Seung. Politically engaged, they advocate for animal rights and openly address anti-Asian racism and identity.