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Full Blown Meltdown feat. ERGOtheEGO – “OhShitOhGodOhDamnOhFuck”
The grass may be greener, but Full Blown Meltdown has made the view from the ugly, nihilistic side sound like a place to live out your best worst life.
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listen to these: dazy, Graham Hunt, Spiral XP, and Wishy
Recommended highlights amping up the cooler currents in guitar-based indie rock with the latest albums by dazy, Graham Hunt, Spiral XP, and Wishy.
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Recommended Album: Dummy – ‘do you love the color of the sky?’
With art having survived centuries as the medium for getting important questions in front of its surrounding culture, the Los Angeles experimental noise-pop band’s most creatively ambitious album yet asks these of you while being beyond the atmosphere of it.
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Olivia Rodrigo feat. Chappell Roan – “expectations”
Rodrigo’s longtime creative ride-or-die Chappell Roan serves up a cunty coup de grâce to the dating dumpster fire on a recharged version of the neon new wave highlight.
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Let Cameron Winter Cook at Carnegie Hall
The Geese frontman’s live performance at the historic NYC music venue is a reality meant to transcend mediums regardless of how it finds you.
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Buzz Sound: a new day
a new day’s arrival is beautiful in a shattered-wide firmament on the south Texas experimental metalcore band’s breakthrough EP, ‘Held Under an Incandescent Sky’.
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Deafheaven – “Hunter”
The impact from the colossal carnage leveled by the experimental black metal band is harrowing on the cinematic opener from their surprise new EP ‘At Work In The Fields Of The Bomb’.
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POWER TRIP – “Precinct 3”
As the next life for the extreme fast-thrash band begins, they do so in the spirit of holding the powers that be to the flame.
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Dummy – “N of 1”
The dystopian portrait of modern life that’s come quickly is grim, and held up to the Los Angeles experimental noise-pop band’s mirror, we hear how numb to it all we’ve become.