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Code Orange – “Shatter” (Bray Wyatt Theme)
The Pittsburg metalcore band reunites with Bray Wyatt for the WWE Superstar’s newest theme music with gears grinding naturally into a cinematic, industrial anthem.
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The Best Hardcore & Metal Scene Albums of 2022
The best hardcore and metal scene albums of 2022 punctuate the fact that we are indeed in a golden age of it all.
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Beauty Pill – “I Don’t Live Today”
The latest hidden gem to be uncovered off the D.C. punk band’s forthcoming Dischord-era anthology is a “study of a Jimi Hendrix” song, and it shows in the fascinating detail in which the mind of Chad Clark works.
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The Best Experimental Albums of 2022
Whether it can creaks into corners ambient and electronic, or twist rock and contort pop into artful, avant patterns, 2022’s best experimental albums of defy any distinct definition because they are outside of unconventional boundaries.
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+Artist Favorites 2022: Maneka
Genre-transcending indie rocker Devin McKnight, b.n.a. MANEKA, shares his favorite music from 2022.
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Narrow Head – “Gearhead”
The Houston heavy rockers embellish the hidden pop in their riff pile-on repping their latest mindset on their second offering from ‘Moments of Clarity’.
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Pile – “Poisons”
The Boston noise rockers level the brain with an attempted deconstruction of big rocks that only crumble at the foot, leaving you stumped in place on the second preview off new album, ‘All Fictions’.
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The Best Alternative Rock Albums of 2022
Alternative rock in its modern state encompasses a spectrum of emotional gravitas and amperage that continue to move its dial forward with its best albums of 2022.
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+Artist Favorites 2022: Pictoria Vark
Emotive indie rock songwriter Pictoria Vark shares her favorite music of 2022.
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The Tubs – “Dead Meat”
A celebration for the areshole from the London-based Welsh band’s debut LP.
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The Best Pop Albums of 2022
To be a pop artist in 2022 is to be an influencer, and these were the best of them in album form.
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Buggin – “Attitude”
Buggin go all-out exorcist of those bad brain feelings on the latest preview from Flatspot Records’ The Extermination: Vol. 4 comp.
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