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Recommended Album: The Drin – ‘I Lost My Way For Centuries’
The fifth album from the Cinci avant-punk collective is a double LP sonic exploration of pushing everything that was once known to a new mysterious limit.
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Spiral XP – “Blue Earth”
The chaotic view surrounding the Seattle loud pop-rockers is a thing of dream, with that howling of the mind being something you want to sink your head into on the title track off their new EP, ‘Blue Earth’.
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Dummy – “April Limousine” / “Alluvial Fan”
Through new age anxieties, Dummy are asking the right questions in whether broadening possibility in our world may somehow end up building new walls within it.
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Wishy – “Sensational”
The standout indie-pop rockers are really in the moment in approaching the many, many sides of the alternative spectrum on the latest from ‘Nature’s Wish’.
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GODFLESH – “Master and Slave”
Justin K. Broadrick and B.C. Green render the deterioration of their flesh and sound through the permanence of recording it, though nothing can guarantee escaping the hands the time on the opener to their penultimate album, ‘Decay’.
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SOUL GLO – “February Theory”
The lead single off the Philly experimental hardcore-punk band’s new album, ‘NA I’M GON GRAB ALLAT’, is a frenetic rager firing on all anxiety and rabbit hole mythos when it comes to cosmic fate.
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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.