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SPRINTS – “Adore Adore Adore”
The early highlight from the Dublin rock band’s debut album, ‘Letter to Self’, puts the male gaze on unease by fiercely and fashionably taking hold of their own narrative.
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Yard Act – “Petroleum”
The latest highlight from the Leeds post-punk band’s sophomore follow-up, ‘Where’s My Utopia?’, continues to expand their sonic canvas while burning to a stickier substance.
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Recommended Album: AKAI SOLO – ‘Only The Strong Remain’ / ‘Verticality///Singularity’
An ambitious doubling of LPs from the Brooklyn underground rapper is a mind warp that coexists symbolically between the thresholds of pitch black recesses and a place of light.
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Buzz Sound: a.s.o.
The Berlin duo’s sound resides within an expanded space of trip-hop and dream-pop that’s curated for a wider screen experience than just temporal dopamine hits.
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DIIV – “Soul Net”
DIIV’s 2023 secret single echoes the sentiments through this reality and the fabricated reality we’ve boxed around ourselves into in order to suffer through it.
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sad13 – “Boycott Scream 7”
The Speedy Ortiz frontwoman’s annual holiday single pairs well with the modern shoegaze revival and Rankin/Bass’ ‘The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus’ in its earnest political message.
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Moor Mother feat. Nicole Mitchell & Nduduzo Makhathini – “One for Archie”
A tribute to saxophonist Archie Shepp between Camae Ayewa and fellow jazz greats Nicole Mitchell and pianist Nduduzo Makhathini is the sound of inspiration breathed to life.
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The Best Experimental Albums of 2023
The sound of art in a state of flux evolution from all corners of the music universe, from cosmic jazz to experimental electronic and beguiling rock, with the Best Experimental Albums of 2023.
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Knifeplay – “A Long December” (Counting Crows Cover)
Through their cold and dreamy air, the Philly experimental rockers’ transformation of Counting Crows’ California wintertime classic sounds like the slow waltz of first snow.
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Infant Island – “Unrelenting”
The Fredericksburg screamo band ushers light in against the darkest of our mortal experience on the latest preview from their new album, ‘Obsidian Wreath’.
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Joyer – “Drive All Night”
The Brooklyn-and-Boston-based slowcore duo’s latest single is a sonic hearth for the dead cold of December nights.
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Chelsea Wolfe – “Tunnel Lights”
The Los Angeles songwriter is in a being of transformation on the latest preview from ‘She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She’.
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