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Recommended Album: billy woods – ‘GOLLIWOG’
There’s no way out of this world and billy woods makes sure that terrifies you using the twisted genius behind his masterful horrorcore pen.
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DJ Haram – “Voyeur”
When you create like there is no expectation of a future, ideas are boundless on the lead single off the Brooklyn experimental producer’s debut album, ‘Beside Myself’.
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Recommended Album: Club Night – ‘Joy Coming Down’
On their long-awaited sophomore follow-up, the Oakland experimental rockers embrace the tiny changes with big feelings we make along this Earthly journey.
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Activity – “Scissors”
The latest from the Brooklyn art rockers promises a transfiguration in sound and being that allows you to see your new, true self.
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Lifeguard – “Under Your Reach”
The young Chicago underground rockers channel their distinct energy through timeless ’70s and ’80s post-punk nerves with only the sharpest angles on the latest single off their debut album, ‘Ripped and Torn’.
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The Mall – “I Need”
In indulging off denied desires, the experimental cyberpunk sends out one of their most resonant frequencies throughout the universe yet.
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Guerilla Toss – “Psychosis Is Just A Number”
Guerilla Toss’ countdown to going crazy pops out in bolt print in an extra skronky post-punk ‘n brass crash-out with some help from Stephen Malkmus.
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Welcome Strawberry – “memory cube”
The Oakland psychedelic noise-pop band welcomes a destructive fate if it feels as good as does on the lead single off their sophomore album, ‘desperate flower’.
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Alien Boy – “I Broke My World”
The PDX rockers get caught in the middle a whirlwind, and decide to become one with it even if it leaves them tattered into pieces.
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Armlock – “Strobe”
The cool and cozy vibes of the Melbourne experimental indie-pop duo make this one something you can’t miss once you feel it.
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dazy & Militarie Gun – “Tall People Don’t Live Long”
R.I.P. all you greedy bastards, and long live the dazy and Militarie Gun team-up that spits the facts while sounding cool as fuck doing it.
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Recommended Album: Model/Actriz – ‘Pirouette’
The Brooklyn band’s real, multi-dimensional self as loud, ostentatiously noisy dance rock and experimental performance art finally comes out to the whole world on their sophomore effort.
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