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Adrianne Lenker – “Sadness As A Gift”
Though the weight of a breakup presses inward, the Big Thief frontperson considers it all with the kind of grace we wish we all had during these moments of weakness.
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Tomato Flower – “Saint”
The way the Baltimore experimental art-rockers come out undeterred by darker recesses and still finding their back to an enlightened air makes for its own miracle on the lead single off their debut album, ‘No’.
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Recommended Album: glass beach – ‘plastic death’
The long-awaited sophomore effort from the Los Angeles fifth wave trailblazers is a hyper-conscious display of the philosophically personal within a vast ocean of experimentation.
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Jlin feat. Philip Glass – “The Precision of Infinity”
The first preview from the experimental innovator’s new album, ‘Akora,’ hears Jlin joined by Philip Glass and shifts the timeline eons forward into the future.
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Moor Mother feat. Lonnie Holley, Raia Was & Mary Lattimore – “GUILTY”
Camae Ayewa sonically brings a history that still haunts us right into the foreground of modern time on the lead single from her new album, ‘The Great Bailout’.
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Buzz Sound: Cosmic Joke
The Los Angeles hardcore punks are students of the skate park sound and shattering capitalistic norms with them.
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Recommended Album: PACKS – ‘Melt the Honey’
The Toronto indie rock band led by Madeline Link are in their element when allowing natural inspiration to organically flow through them on their third and best album yet.
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Gulfer – “Too Slow”
The emotive Montreal indie rockers got zero time for fuck ups despite what their outside observations might say on the latest preview from their new album, ‘Third Wind’.
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Kim Gordon – “BYE BYE”
A mysterious mad dash in fashion-forward experimentation from the Sonic Youth co-founder’s second solo album, ‘The Collective’.
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Interview: Sara Gregory of ENTRY On The Band’s Latest EP ‘Exit Interview’
Fresh off their 2023 standout, ‘Exit Interview, the vocalist of the Los Angeles extreme hardcore band talks the feral nature of their sound and life on the road as a DIY band this day and age.
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Yard Act – “We Make Hits”
The Leeds post-punk band are rewriting their origin story in anthem with an undeniably disco-dance twist on the form with the latest preview off ‘Where’s My Utopia?’
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True Green – “Midtown Matt”
The Minneapolis bedroom-pop songwriter further introduces us to his craft through his introduction to this dirtbag character.
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