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Turnover – “Nightjar”
Ushering in the start of warm weather season, Turnover take you to the place where the ocean meets the sky with this early highlight off their new album, ‘Down On Earth’.
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Recommended Album: Basement – ‘WIRED’
The English melodic hardcore rockers’ return LP is a testament to waiting the odds out in their favor and collectively becoming a bigger energy than ever.
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Citizen – “Highs and Lows”
The Midwestern post-hardcore rockers are being more real with us than ever on the lead single off their new album, ‘Halcyon Blues’.
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AFI – “Nooneunderground”
Another fantastically surreal supernatural horror visual dimension from the AFI underworld.
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Iceage – “Weak”
Iceage letting loose to embrace something rough, rowdy, and radical still bares with it a charmingly debonnaire lust for life.
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Cola – “Haveluck Country”
To daydream of good fortune these days is one thing, but to become it is madness in the latest preview from the Montréal post-punk trio’s new album, ‘Cost of Living Adjustment’.
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above me – “French Candle”
The highlight from the Bay Area electronic shoegaze multi-instrumentalist’s debut album, ‘Soften The Blows’, enters our world as a new type of light.
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Marbled Eye – “Fade Away”
Enjoy the moment while it lasts as the Bay Area post-punks menace intrusive morbid thoughts on the latest preview off their new EP, ‘Forever’.
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Interview: Parlor Walls On Their New Album ‘Big Crystal Dreams’
A portrait of DIY survivalism, the Brooklyn industrial electronic noise duo hit reset on their new album, ‘Big Crystal Dreams’, and talk boldly doing it themselves under their own terms.
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Parts & Labor – “Haunted Limbs”
The surging mission statement from the Brooklyn experimental noise-rockers’ return album, ‘Set of All Sets’, is more than up for the task at hand in saving the world from itself.
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Fire-Toolz feat. Jennifer Holm – “And Where Is The Heart? I’ve Searched My Entire Home”
The experimental electronic producer’s latest ‘Lavender Networks’ highlight is what happens when we’re looking for something we can only feel once we find it.
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Choir Boy – “I’ll Always Let You Down”
On the dark indie-pop band’s latest single, Choir Boy are anything but charming, but the opposite of their love is equally fixating.
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