Your Weekly Rock Fix: 3 New SODEH Releases

Welcome to this week’s SODEH Records Spotlight featuring new releases from across the rock, metal, punk, grunge and alternative spectrum.

EVIL CREEK

This Gritty Acoustic Rock Anthem Will Make You Question Every Woman Who’s Ever Smiled Too Sweetly

Evil Creek delivers “Cut Me Down to Size,” a gritty acoustic rock anthem soaked in betrayal and southern-fried soul. Built on riveting guitars and a swaggering, blues-rock backbone, the track chronicles getting used by a manipulative lover who plays with hearts and drains wallets. The hook-laden chorus “you got your hooks in me” turns raw heartbreak into a defiant, gang-vocal singalong. Stripped-down verses and electric-edged choruses make this one of Evil Creek’s most honest, hard-hitting releases yet.

For Fans Of; Days Of The New, Alice In Chains’ unplugged, Seether

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GET THROUGH

GET THROUGH Ask the Question Nobody Wants to Answer: Can You Actually Break the Cycle?

Montreal rock band GET THROUGH returns with “Let Us Fall Apart,” a song about facing the patterns we carry and deciding whether we’re ready to break them. Opening in quiet, haunted stillness, the track builds into a soaring chorus that trades doubt for devotion: “Your heart will guide us through the night / Our fear will fade into the light.” There’s no clean resolution here, just the messy, human choice between repeating old wounds or finally setting them down. “Let Us Fall Apart” is a reminder that the past shapes us, but it doesn’t have to define what comes next.

For fans of Foo Fighters, Linkin Park, Young Blood.

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COBRA QUEEN

“Cobra Queen Just Declared War On Sad Songs And Venom Era Is The Proof”

Cobra Queen isn’t interested in healing ballads, “Venom Era” makes that clear from the first line. This high-energy, club-driven rock-pop anthem fuses heavy attitude with addictive hooks and a dark, modern edge, built on pulsing beats and rebellious vocals. Rather than leaning into vulnerability, the track treats emotional chaos as a badge of honor: “I don’t break, I bite back / And I look good in the aftermath.” It’s a bold introduction to Cobra Queen’s signature fusion of alternative rock, trap-pop, and hypercharged emotional energy, confrontational, catchy, and completely unapologetic. “Venom Era” isn’t a breakup song. It’s a declaration. Track one starts now.

For fans of Halsey, The Pretty Reckless,Kesha.

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