Category: New Music
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MOVE feat. Kayla Philips and River Elliot – “Summer Trend”
The Boston hardcore band hits the point through that race issues haven’t gone away just because they’re no longer fashionable to signal boost for clout.
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Spiritual Cramp – “Nah, That Ain’t It”
The Bay Area punks really aren’t having it with poseur culture and how it all comes to the surface on our phones on their latest single.
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Temple of Angels – “(For You) I’d Lose It All”
The closer and latest single from ‘Endless Pursuit’ is rapturous as it connects you to a cosmic future outside of this physical plane.
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FURY – “Vie”
True legends never die, and in this case, his influence is more alive today than ever on the Los Angeles experimental hardcore band’s new single.
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Earl Sweatshirt – “Making the Band (Danity Kane)”
Earl flirts with the mainstream culture, yet still make room for his introversions even when shining off clearer pathways on his link-up with Clams Casino and Evilgiane.
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Strange Ranger – “Way Out”
The latest preview from ‘Pure Music’ doubles as a supernatural medium between lives lived and where that same human vessel has escaped to today.
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Knocked Loose – “Deep In the Willow” b/w “Everything Is Quiet Now”
Consumed as a whole, these are two listens from one of heaviest’s finest who have turned nihilistic brutality into their playground.
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Sarah Mary Chadwick – “Shitty Town”
The lead single from the Melbourne songwriter’s forthcoming album, ‘Messages to God’, is masterful at that in Chadwick’s singular, brutalist form.
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Sweeping Promises – “You Shatter”
The post-punk duo’s “ode to being a hammer” is as if nothing can stand in the way of any tribulation when you’re moving like a force that hits hard upon impact.
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Restraining Order – “Misled”
The lead single from the WMass and CT-based hardcore band’s sophomore LP is a punk anthem for the fuck-up who talks off your ear and then leaves you on read.
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