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Squid – “Undergrowth”
On the latest preview from ‘O Monolith’, the UK experimental post-punk quintet beg the question: Are we already dead?
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ENTRY – “Exit Interview”
If you’ve had enough of this world and its ways, then the title track from the Los Angeles hardcore band’s new EP is your out.
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bar italia – “punkt”
The latest single from the London indie rock trio’s debut LP is cool in its lurk, though beware: It also has a strange way of paralyzing you once it has you inside of it.
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Recommended Album: Wednesday – ‘Rat Saw God’
The latest from the Asheville indie rockers is an ugly-beautiful portrait of the mundane and yet, prolific in making everyday life into stories of biblical proportion with an inspired perspective.
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cumgirl8 – “cicciolina”
The NYC punk band’s first single for 4AD is one part siren song and one part eradicator as it seduces you into their fold before requesting you destroy every oppressor with them.
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Speedy Ortiz – “Scabs”
In a world tangled up in its own words, Speedy Ortiz are making sense of what’s really being said in it all…
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Recommended Album: INITIATE – ‘Cerebral Circus’
Like a phoenix consumed by its own fire power, the Cali melodic hardcore band have reached a new form on their debut album.
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Temple of Angels – “Tangled In Joy”
The lead single from the Austin dream-pop outfit is an energy captured at its most pure form in that which makes any bond between two souls eternal.
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Militarie Gun – “Very High”
The hardcore-adjacent favs’ way of lifting yourself up from the lows is escapism that sets the world out of view entirely on the lead single from their debut album, ‘Life Under the Gun’.
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Midwife & Vyva Melinkolya – “Miss America”
If Courtney was the smoldering image of dysmorphia and self-medicating the sadness away, then Midwife and Vyva Melinkolya are the ether from that flame on the second single from their collaborative album, ‘Dreamweaving’.
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Incendiary – “Echo of Nothing”
The Long Island hardcore band deliver a resounding message nobody else wants to step up to deliver on the second preview off ‘Change the Way You Think About Pain’.
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Wicca Phase Springs Eternal – “Moving Without Movement”
Across past lives converging together, the direction of the first single from Wicca Phase Springs Eternal’s new self-titled album reaches a future-perfect state.
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