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Recommended EP: PUREST FORM – ‘RESISTANCE”
The second EP from the Los Angeles trio doubles up on their defense artillery of hardcore industrial rave music and taps into survival instincts to thwart the ongoing swan dive of humanity by a system set to destroy.
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A Country Western – “Blood Eagle”
On the lead single from ‘Audition Tape’, the Philly band puts faith behind the origins of ’90s indie rock’s noisier collisions and all of those artists’ dooming shrugs.
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This Is Lorelei – “The Kid With the Crown”
Nate Amos’ knack for the uncanny hook has made his coronation as one of the best doing it right now with a six-string and pen unsurprising, but long overdue.
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Saves the Day – “INVADER”
The return of the beloved emo rockers on their first new single in 8 years is a good feeling, even as everything around you seems like it’s being swallowed into a void.
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oso oso – “know you know me better”
With the lead single off their new album, ‘an exchange of information’, the Long Island indie-emo rockers know their own strengths better than the rest.
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Porcelain – “Waltz”
The noisy Austin post-hardcore rockers’ delicate dance around the drain pipe is critical to treading rough waters.
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Boy Harsher – “Tough Luck (When You Don’t Call)”
On the latest from ‘GET MEAN’, the Northampton duo peers into a season of light and mourns the energy it brought you while still feeling it in your veins.
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untitled (halo) – “aimee lou wood freestyle”
Post-shoegaze, cloud rap, Satanism, and ballin’ through the vapors of the Los Angeles band’s edgy first look off their self-titled debut.
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The 5 Best Versions On TURNSTILE’s ‘NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS’
Whether you want to call it a flex on who fucks with them nowadays or a representation of their impact in moving hardcore across the culture, these five artists’ versions best reshape TURNSTILE’s rainbow.
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Shady Bug – “my night routine”
Intrusive thoughts keep the St. Louis experimental noise-pop rockers fighting up at night on the lead single from their new album, ‘I wanted to be there’.
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Recommended Album: Dinosaur Jr. – ‘There Near’
In short, it’s a Dinosaur Jr. album. And that’s not something to take for granted.
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dazy – “Beat Change”
The latest single from the punked up DIY rock ‘n roller plugs into a mind-melt of scuzzy guitar currents and a bleak existential rabbit hole while making every moment count.