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SOUL GLO feat. Tunde Adebimpe – “Ppl Worried”
The latest from the Philly punks’ new album, ‘NA I’M GON GRAB ALLAT’, goes completely off the rails.
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PISS – “Rote Zora. ‘Resistance is Possible.’ Emma, no. 6, June 1984, pp. 39-41.”
Resistance is possible, but PISS are doing everything to make you take action on that option on this highlight from the Vancouver noise-punks’ debut album.
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Fire-Toolz – “Clustered Around My Opening!”
The latest single from the electronic-noise experimentalist compacts rushes of vaporwave, shoegazing breakbeats, city pop, and serrated screams through a rainbow abyss she vacuums you into.
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They Are Gutting A Body of Water feat. Hotline TNT – “rodman”
An aerodynamic fever dream designed by two of the modern shoegaze scene’s most progressive forces finally becomes a reality.
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The 5 Best Songs On @’s ‘Autosmile’
The Philly-based experimental folk duo’s sophomore album offers an opportunity to be still as plane-transcending wormholes take hold of the conscious state, with these five songs rendering its most captivating moments.
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Atlas Sound – “Octoberland”
The return of Bradford Cox’s mystical solo moniker Atlas Sound turns the world over to his supernatural spell.
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listen to these: Deafheaven, INITIATE, New World Man, and Quicksand
Recommended highlights burning furiously across hardcore and metal with the latest albums and EPs by Deafheaven, INITIATE, New World Man, and Quicksand.
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Cosmic Joke – “Checkered Past”
Whatever’s happened in their past lives, it clearly wasn’t just a phase, as Cosmic Joke proudly carry their influences one step beyond and turn two-tones full color on the latest from ‘Suburban Decay’.
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Crowquill – “Cannula”
The first single from the Leeds metalcore band’s debut album, ‘Slept With Cannula’, amounts to too much being injected into your figurative veins, as it should, when you’re trying to survive life’s black holes.