Lots of great music out there, here's some of what I enjoy but Bandcamp has so much more...

https://delvonlamarrorgantrio.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-kex...

https://smallstone.bandcamp.com/album/the-heat

https://firebreatherdoom.bandcamp.com/

https://thesoftmoon.bandcamp.com/album/criminal

https://dakhabrakha.bandcamp.com/album/the-road

https://wizardrifle.bandcamp.com/

https://smallstone.bandcamp.com/album/our-birth-is-but-a-sle...

https://estastonne.bandcamp.com/album/internal-flight-remast...

https://mayflowermadame.bandcamp.com/

https://moonduo.bandcamp.com/album/occult-architecture-vol-2

https://hashiya.bandcamp.com/album/disfigurement

https://secondstill.bandcamp.com/

https://theosirisclub.bandcamp.com/album/the-wine-dark-sea

Depends what you call « rock ». Radio-friendly indie rock had its 15 minutes of fame in the 2000s and now it's out of the mainstream. So what ? Metal's sub-genres are on a seemingly never-ending expansion, psychedelic rock is doing great, new occult/hard-rock/doom/acid bands are seemingly popping up every day, you've got stuff like Saharian blues-rock giving us awesome music [1] etc. Plus the tropes of rock music feeding into new forms of instrumentation (ie. electronic music).

And music isn't restricted to bland rock, hip-hop or EDM archetypes. The spectrum of possibilities is infinite, and the spectrum of what comes out reflects it pretty well. Especially if you dare looking out of your little cultural fishbowl.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZvPoE0EH1o

A lot of new genres, that aren't what most people would consider EDM, are hidden under both real and imagined EDM labels in some crazy subgenre. If you are avoiding all EDM because you don't like some shit trance or techno, you could be missing out on a lot of other music just because mainstream music giants don't like it. There are hundreds of electronic music streams going on right now that all have different genres and styles, but if you looked on like XM radio, there is only two streams and both are mostly trash house dance music.

I think a lot of people just don't get exposed to a lot of great new music just because they avoid the electronic label over assumptions of what it will be. But that label means it could be anything and isn't much better than calling it post 2000s music.

Rock is by no means dead. There are dozens of new releases on bandcamp and its still quite popular as far as I know. Sure I believe the genre has suffered during the pandemic, as many artists rely on live performance, but that would only mean that rock would be hyphenating. But its not. Artists still find ways to release new rock music as evident on their preferred platform.