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Cold Gawd – “Grease”
On the lead single off their new EP, ‘Glory2’, the Cali post-shoegazers are fully in it under their own rules and it shows through the realization exploding through their sound.
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Interview: Deaf Star On His New Album ‘Sunset Overdrive’
Shoegaze annihilation is here, as the Barcelona-based multi-instrumentalist sets the scene in vivid detail behind his genre-pushing debut album, ‘Sunset Overdrive’.
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Recommended Album: Sad13 – ‘1331’
The Speedy Ortiz frontwoman rethinks one’s own creative existentialism by challenging an already-chaotic deconstruction of experimental pop.
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Krill – “Commemorative Plaque”
The first new music in a decade from the modern day Bostonian DIY scene heroes suggests a new, aged and weathered chapter to their forever.
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Perennial – “Modernism”
The title track off Perennial’s new album confirms that sound of the new wave of rock ‘n roll is always going to be about an unbridled energy exploding from its core, keeping it feeling fashion-forward.
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MESH – “Atrophy”
The energy is anything but lacking and the memory only grows stronger with the latest highlight from the Philly garage-punk band’s debut album, ‘No Fun At All’.
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Recommended EP: Kareem Rahma & Tiny Gun – ‘Please Respond’
On their second EP, the Brooklyn post-punk band led by Kareem Rahma not-so-quietly become one their scene’s most reliably great rock bands while being completely unconcerned with their premise of succeeding at the cool game.
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No Joy – “Barking at the Sun”
The latest from ‘Big Life, Big Leaf’ ruptures right through the sky and into our bodies in cosmic phenomena fashion.
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CEREMONY – “Dark Summer”
The only comfort away from the sun is that with each day’s passing, we’re slowly escaping it by inching ourselves closer to actual darkness with the latest from ‘Tell Me Your Dream’
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Sharp Pins – “Saturday Sun”
With Sharp Pins in charge of the weather, the forecast is sounding great for the foreseeable future with the power-pop songwriter’s psychedelic new single.
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Wishy – “All The Rage”
The indie pop-rockers aren’t afraid to let unkempt emotions wear on in a lower fidelity, punkier spirit fit for the spite with the latest from ‘Nature’s Pill’.
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L’Rain – “borderline”
With the latest preview from ‘fata morgana’, Taja Cheek melts the noise into one straight line.