Category: New Music
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Sharp Pins – “Queen Of Globes and Mirrors”
Proof that the rearview of indie rock and the underground before it still lives on with royal reverence in the diamond eyes of Kai Slater.
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Armand Hammer & The Alchemist – “Super Nintendo”
Adulthood has its ways of looking back on yesterday without the warm rose tinted glasses on, but billy woods and ELUCID have found a way to keep both visions in tact within their game on the lead single off ‘Mercy’, their collaborative new album with The Alchemist.
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AKAI SOLO – “Peace To The Heavens!”
The lead single from ‘No Control, No Glory’ is a reminder that it’s always something to be able to go along with the Brooklyn underground rapper on his big, existential ride through life.
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Dry Cleaning – “Hit My Head All Day”
The lead single from the London post-punk band’s new album, ‘Secret Love’, is not a head cracked open. It’s an expanded mind.
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Glitterer – “Stainless Steel”
Through vivid static and gleam, the grungy hardcore-pop band led by Ned Russin reinforces that another version of reality can exist if we want it with a little mind trickery on the lead single off their new album, ‘erer’.
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Kareem Rahma’s Tiny Gun – “Time to Bleed”
The Brooklyn post-punk band led by motor mouth influencer Kareem Rahma are making the most of whatever’s left of this moment on their new single.
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Knumears – “Breaking Ground”
Even speakers can’t contain the cathartic climax of the California screamo trio’s new single.
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Kelly Lee Owens – “ASCEND”
In getting outside of her mind, the Welsh electronic producer finds heaven above the hellscape on the first single off her new EP, ‘KELLY’.
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They Are Gutting A Body of Water – “rl stine”
Nothing is ever really quite what it seems to be on the surface within the world view of TAGABoW, but other times, what’s on the surface might just be where you should be looking for the answer…
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Joyce Manor – “Well, Whatever It Was”
The Torrance punk darlings make a really bad day sound like a human highlight reel on the latest single off their new album, ‘I Used To Go To This Bar’.
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