Milwaukee’s rock underground rarely sleeps, and CorJections seem determined to keep it that way. The band’s latest release, “Insomnia Grove,” is a record that feels tailor-made for the 3 a.m. crowd — the kind of listener who treats restlessness less like a problem and more like a creative state.

Across the album, CorJections lean into the kind of rock that’s equal parts gritty, melodic, and emotionally restless. There’s a fuzzed-out guitar tone running underneath the project that gives the songs their bite, while the rhythm section keeps everything anchored just enough to stop the whole thing from spiraling into pure chaos. It’s a balance the band pulls off with a confidence that suggests they’ve spent plenty of hours in the practice space sharpening these ideas.

What makes “Insomnia Grove” stand out isn’t just the songwriting — it’s the mood. The record carries the haze of late-night thinking, the kind of internal monologue that loops when the lights are off but the brain refuses to quit. Tracks shift from brooding and hypnotic to outright cathartic, sometimes within the same song, and the result feels less like a polished studio exercise and more like a snapshot of a band working through something real.

For fans of guitar-driven rock with a DIY backbone, this one belongs on the rotation. Stream “Insomnia Grove” by CorJections in full below, and consider supporting the band directly on Bandcamp.