Category: New Music
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ira glass – “mister magnanimous”
The vitriolic new single from the Chicago experimental post-hardcore band makes you wonder if it’s pleasure derived from punishment or an exorcism of it.
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Knifeplay – “Toil (Reprise)”
The deep uneasiness within the second preview from the Philly experimental rockers’ new album, ‘What Is Truth?’, leaves in its wake feels self-inflicted, as do most things humankind does to itself.
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Liars – “Beat Creep Some Eyes”
Angus Andrew surveys the new “normal” like a planetary probe sent to some extraterrestrial land on the latest preview from ‘A Ban On Plastic Bag Bans’.
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Slayyyter – “hey boyyy”
The latest from ‘wor$t man in america’ is a rose-tinted dopamine rush with an intensely soft glow whenever Slayyyter romanticizes what could be.
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Kora Puckett – “In My Veins”
The Narrow Head guitarist stays loose with the rustic side of his many strengths and nails a good feeling right on his new solo single.
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Her New Knife – “lyre”
The manner in which the noisy Philly art rockers’ focus on the instrument remains meticulous even when surrounded by a clash in sound is a wonderful oddity to behold.
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SOUL GLO feat. Tunde Adebimpe – “Ppl Worried”
The latest from the Philly punks’ new album, ‘NA I’M GON GRAB ALLAT’, goes completely off the rails.
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PISS – “Rote Zora. ‘Resistance is Possible.’ Emma, no. 6, June 1984, pp. 39-41.”
Resistance is possible, but PISS are doing everything to make you take action on that option on this highlight from the Vancouver noise-punks’ debut album.
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Fire-Toolz – “Clustered Around My Opening!”
The latest single from the electronic-noise experimentalist compacts rushes of vaporwave, shoegazing breakbeats, city pop, and serrated screams through a rainbow abyss she vacuums you into.