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Wednesday – “TV in the Gas Pump”
Wednesday make the everyday wallpaper of life sound like something worth sinking deeper into on the late-blooming highlight from their anticipated new album, ‘Rat Saw God’.
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Full Blown Meltdown – “Let Me Hang”
Insanity may be this, but at least Full Blown Meltdown squeezes a few ounces of joy from the head-wreck.
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Chat Pile – “Cut”
The passion of Chat Pile finds its higher power and yet, remains forsaken. on the first preview from the Oklahoma City noise rockers’ split with Nerver.
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Recommended Album: GEL – ‘Only Constant’
Gel’s long-awaited debut LP is a reminder that hardcore is and will always be through and through a community-building effort centered around working through the heavy shit together in unapologetically feral fashion.
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Jessy Lanza – “Don’t Leave Me Now”
It can all end in the blink of an eye, and the new single from the ambient electronic artist acknowledges that fast, fleeting morbid realization, mind, body and transcendental spirit.
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Gnawing – “Gimme Tinnitus”
The Richmond rockers reminds us that loud indie rock music always sticks to the walls while everything else fades into it like temporary wallpaper on the lead single from their sophomore effort, ‘Modern Survival Techniques’.
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Jenny Lewis – “Psychos”
We’re often privileged to hear about weirdos sketched out in detail through Lewis’ songwriting, but the lead single from her new album, ‘Joy’all’, may take the metaphorical crown…
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Hotline TNT – “If We Keep Hanging Out”
The first preview from the NY noise-pop band’s new promo tape peels back some mystery and reveals a power-pop proficiency that hits every bit as hard, especially when compounded by heavy emo wavelengths.
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Stuck – “The Punisher”
An exercise in applying the tension of our everyday American life to instrument and soundboard from the Chicago post-punk band’s new album, ‘Freak Frequency’.
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Recommended Album: Navy Blue – ‘Ways of Knowing‘
Bigger things to come feel like they’re a natural fit for the Brooklyn rapper’s level up from the underground and first album for Def Jam.
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Bruiser and Bicycle – “Superdealer”
A sensory adventure that takes hold of the psyche and transcends the physical spaces from the Albany freak folk-pop band’s new album, ‘Holy Red Wagon’.
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ISOLA – “Too Soon”
The microhouse artist and former Eddi Front vocalist receives a sign from the universe on the first single from the former Eddi Front vocalist’s debut full-length.
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