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PUREST FORM – “MORE”
The latest single from ‘RESISTANCE’ is where the rave and the pit clash together, with the Los Angeles hardcore-techno fusion doing it all at the epicenter without anything beyond their own instincts fueling the carnage.
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Recommended Album: L’Rain – ‘fata morgana’
L’Rain being individually through what she creates is not lost forever as she decays into stardust on the experimental rocker’s transcendent third album.
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No Joy – “Süki & Amadeus”
Sending a message through energy waves into the cosmic beyond, the ‘Big Life, Big Leaf’ closer is an affirmation of the circle of life.
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beabadoobee – “Memories”
The latest highlight from ‘Pylon’ hears Bea Laus’ wistful recollect getting a desired permanence through a dreamier hyperview.
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Graham Hunt – “Getting Older”
The prolific DIY songwriting is aging not only gracefully, but timelessly, too, in his song on the latest highlight off his new album, ‘American Pyramid’.
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Gollylagging – “Comet”
With the lead single off their debut album, ‘Real Life’, the Boston underground rockers reckon with everything falling down by containing it in a wonderfully noisy and nearly borderless form of power-pop.
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HAYWIRE – “INTERSTATE LOVE AFFAIR”
The Boston hardcore-punk band’s testament of self-faith resonates and takes you on a ride to get away from it all with the lead single off their Roadrunner debut, ‘I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye’.
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Buzz Sound: 16 Underground
Listening to the second EP from the Los Angeles experimental trip-hop band is like an out of body experience of existing in two states of mind at once.
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Dummy – “Full Spectrum Dominance”
Backed by a remarkably pure substance of their own, the Los Angeles experimental noise pop band rejects empty vessels of art on the lead from their new album, ‘do you love the color of the sky?’
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Recommended Album: Koyo – ‘Barely Here’
A bottomless supply of ascendant chorus anthems and big riffed melodies within their torch-bearing of the Long Island sound in spite of bottoming out ensures that Koyo’s second LP leaves a permanent mark.
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Anxious – “Don’t Move”
The barriers of the Anxious attachment style are really beginning to show, even when momentum keeps tilting fast forward in the emotive melodic hardcore band’s favor.
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The Van Pelt – “Kris Is Riding Horses In Ojai”
Welcome to the dimension-collapsed world as experienced through the cult beloved indie-emo rockers’ eyes in the lead single off their new album, ‘Remain Obscure’.