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Glitterer – “Just A Place”
Existential ponderings on what it is to have a home and a new found appreciation for old haunts in the spangled guitar-pop of the latest preview off ‘Rationale’.
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The Chisel – “Fuck ‘Em”
The fast, foul-mouthed lead single from the London hardcore punk band’s sophomore LP, ‘What A Fucking Nightmare’, need not explain its stance on the chorus’ pissed off position.
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Recommended Album: Sweeping Promises – ‘Good Living Is Coming For You’
Pop hooks beam through the duo’s post-punk anthems like ominous warning signs through a concrete wall, laying out the path toward staying one step ahead of whatever jagged turning points in life may come.
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LAPÊCHE – “Christmastime” (Smashing Pumpkins Cover)
‘Tis the season in all its dark, magical winter wonderland aura on the dreamy Brooklyn post-punks’ cover of the Smashing Pumpkins alternative holiday classic.
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Recommended Album: Spiritual Cramp – ‘Spiritual Cramp’
For all of the visceral energy shaking the San Francisco punk band to their nervous core on their debut LP, the destruction is a great look.
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björk feat. ROSALÍA – “oral”
Further evidence of what we’ve already suspected of björk for decades now: she is a time traveler with a vision that predicates sounds and intentions not yet uncovered.
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Buzz Sound: O.
The London-based experimental noise-jazz duo vessel their frustration with everything outside of them through their explosive sound.
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Recommended Album: André 3000 – ‘New Blue Sun’
The long-awaited debut album from the innovative rapper turns to a beautiful, healing form of musical sublime amongst the discordance within the realms of cosmic jazz and ambient electronic sounds.
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Wishy – “Too True”
The second preview from the Indiana band’s debut EP, ‘Paradise’, leans into melancholic, static-smudged Midwestern power-pop befitting of the listen’s never-meet-your-heroes realizations.
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Recommended Album: Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist – ‘VOIR DIRE’
A collaboration with the Alchemist further clarifies Earl Sweatshirt’s path moving forward in not just his art of rhyme, but his expression within it.
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