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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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Recommended Album: billy woods & Kenny Segal – ‘Maps’
On his latest collaborative effort with producer Kenny Segal, everything feels so big and fragile when merging into the same timeline as billy woods sees it.
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Gumm – “Free”
The Chattanooga hardcore-punk band ravages negative patterns of thought on this highlight from their debut LP, ‘Slogan Machine’.
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Gouge Away – “Idealized”
Unapologetic, and certain of it, the Floridian post-hardcore band are always on their own path on their new single.
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Interview: Nicole Yun On Her New Album ‘Matter’
The Eternal Summers vocalist and guitarist talks her new solo album ‘Matter’, turning to pop to punctuate its themes, and how these last three years influenced its energy.
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Lifeguard – “17-18 Lovesong”
The first preview from the rising Chicago rockers’ new EP, ‘Dressed In Trenches’, will delight anyone with an appreciation for a love song exploded.
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Recommended Album: Yaeji – ‘With A Hammer’
It’s Yaeji’s identity as her art wielded like a weapon, and while still intensely cool to the touch, its journey wields the ability to destroy any and all negative energy.
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Strange Ranger – “She’s On Fire”
The source of ignition is surely there on the latest preview from ‘Pure Music’ with its chemical reactions converging to create one galaxy brain realization.
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Angel Du$t feat. Mat Kerekes – “Very Aggressive”
In their new single’s spin of emotions, the Baltimore hardcore fusion band get spacey and toy with speed like gods wielding gravity.
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billy woods & Kenny Segal – “Soft Landing’
The mind takes flight and works the NYC underground rapper on the second single from ‘Maps’, his collaborative album with Kenny Segal.
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Sweeping Promises – “Eraser”
The Lawrence-based post-punk duo become masters of their own minds’ domains on the lead single from their sophomore LP, ‘Good Living Is Coming For You’.
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Gnawing – “Clean Up Your Act”
A warning to get your shit together or risk losing everything and everyone from the Raleigh classic indie rock revival band’s sophomore effort, ‘Modern Survival Techniques’.