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Landowner – “Witch Museum”
The ultra-anxious Western Mass post-punks takes you on a tour through the state’s dark political history on the first preview off ‘Escape the Compound’.
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mo dotti – “ever”
The latest from the Los Angeles noise pop band is like witnessing everything crashing down at once but in slow motion.
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blur – “The Narcissist”
The first single from the Brit-pop luminaries’ 9th studio effort is the sound of familiar patterns rediscovering one another a couple of decades later.
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Temple of Angels – “Waving to the Wind”
the second single from the dreamy Austin rockers’ debut LP is a hyper-transcendental fixation on being anywhere but here at its most elevated.
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Big Bliss – “Tether”
The latest single from the Brooklyn post punk band’s new album ‘Vital Return’ attempts a delicate balance between an irresolute struggle.
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Recommended Album: DRAIN – ‘LIVING PROOF’
At the core of the Santa Cruz thrashers’ sophomore effort is a wrecking ball determination to be the best self and “fuck this shit” energy turned up hard.
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Jenny Lewis – “Giddy Up”
The latest ride from ‘Joy’all’ takes it slow through the shadows, but makes you feel every tempting sensation along the way.
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Fully Blown Meltdown – “Party With Villains”
The one-person punk project compresses every bad experience from anyone on the losing end of the music biz and channels it through a single body, knowing full well that max capacity can’t contain it all.
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Interview: Brian Case of FACS On The Band’s New Album ‘Still Life In Decay’
The FACS frontman discusses the band’s creative churn, space as inspiration, and the current state of Chicago’s promising underground rock scene.
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Mandy, Indiana – “Drag [Crashed]”
The final single from ‘i’ve seen a way’ utilizes anger to the furthest extent within the Manchester experimental dance-noise band’s creative liberties.
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Spiritual Cramp – “Phone Lines Down”
Scowling fakes with an unabashedly hyperactive confrontation, the San Fran punk band surely are not the ones to cross here…
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Water From Your Eyes – “14″
Give into the disorienting effects of the latest highlight from ‘Everyone’s Crushed’.
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