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Recommended Album: Yves Tumor – ‘Praise a Lord Who Chews but Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)’
Yves Tumor is like the god its album title celebrates as they synergizes dark fantasy, sex, lust and love, and the anxieties of today’s socio-political landscape into a new corner of their multiverse.
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Midwife & Vyva Melinkolya – “NMP”
A collision of disintegrating atmospheres between two kindred forces in the ethereal heavy on the first single from their collaborative album, ‘Orbweaving’.
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Recommended Album: R.J.F. – ‘Going Strange’
Left up to CEREMONY frontman’s own devices, we bare witness to the very strange world that lives within his headspace channeled through a music medium that’s equivocally peculiar on his debut solo effort.
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deathcrash – “Empty Heavy”
It’s as if nothing and everything happened at all on this early highlight from the loud London slowcore band’s sophomore LP, ‘Less’.
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Vulture Feather – “Monument”
The centerpiece from the former Wilderness band members’ forthcoming debut album signifies moments in resurrection and ascendant perspective.
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Incendiary – “Bite The Hook”
The Long Island hardcore band remain at the forefront as commandeers over one’s fate on the first track off their new album, ‘Change the Way You Think About Pain’.
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INITIATE – “The Surface”
Go deeper beneath “The Surface”, and you’ll find there’s a way to transcend the everyday breakdown with the second single from the Cali progressive hardcore band’s debut album, ‘Cerebral Circus’…
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DRAIN – “FTS (KYS)”
A thrash detox from the Santa Cruz trio where the chug of singed power chords and cratering breakdown results in a self-immolation for one’s own betterment.
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The Van Pelt – “Grid”
The seminal indie-emo rock band’s recollection of the past continues to surface into view on the final preview off their long-awaited fourth full-length effort, ‘Artisans & Records’.
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Recommended Album: MSPAINT – ‘Post-American’
The power of the mindset busts through walls, finds its people, and touches grass on the other side through the Hattiesburg punk band’s debut full-length.
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Navy Blue – “Chosen”
A sea change is coming leading up to the Brooklyn rapper’s Def Jam debut.
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Nicole Yun – “Heavy Voices”
Dedicated to all Asian Americans who’ve incurred violence and prejudice, the Eternal Summers leader meets hate with an equal energy on the latest from her new album, ‘Matter’.
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