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16 Underground – “Angel (On The Run)”
The latest ‘Without a Trace’ highlight hears the Los Angeles experimental trip-hop quartet offering salvation through a tranquilizing escape.
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Recommended Album: Show Me The Body – ‘Alone Together’
The NYC experimental hardcore punk double down on their own radicalism and create their most vivid projectile of fire-starting in the pit to date.
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Credit Card – “Love Crime”
Bro codes and common decency go out the window during a night drive powered by dangerous lust on the latest highlight off the Detroit industrial punk duo’s debut mixtape, ‘Devi’s Night / Dead Internet’
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PUREST FORM – “ANIMAL”
On the lead single from their new EP, ‘RESISTANCE’, the Los Angeles hardcore electronic trio unleash their inner “ANIMAL” in a fight for free will.
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INITIATE – “Numb the Pain”
The answer to surviving our anguish balances strength as resilience and the endurance of the heart on the lead single from the SoCal hardcore band’s new EP, ‘With Love // With Rage’.
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Porcelain – “Apocalypse”
The heavy Austin post-hardcore face the hard reality that the end of the world has already come for us on the lead single off their sophomore LP, ‘Today’s Minor Victories’.
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Self Defense Family – “Reclusion”
Patrick Kindlon’s experimental punk band reemerges with a profound grace that can only be found from finding a home outside of this world within it.
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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.