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Hayley Williams – “Glum”
In asking the big questions, Williams leaves little to wonder if embracing past selves gets in the way of transformation.
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Hayley Williams – “Mirtazapine”
Hayley Williams knows her depression meds as well as she does her heavy alternative rock scene history in her homage to her favorite pill.
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Hayley Williams – “Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party”
When the bar is clearly in Hell, Williams easily stands out like the brightest star against Music City’s blinding hypocrisy through her contempo-R&B cool hot take.
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Recommended Album: Clipse – ‘Let God Sort Em Out’
The return of Pusha T and Malice bests modern rap at its own game with even more stone cold finesse in skill and squad allyship.
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Chappell Roan – “The Subway”
Chappell Roan’s familiar touch and feel on dream-pop definitely lingers, as do reminders of the one who got away.
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crushed – “cwtch”
What feels good may not always be what’s best for us behind the sweet, dreamy trip-pop sounds of the latest single from crushed’s debut album, ‘no scope’.
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Shaki Tavi – “Lip”
Bad times are here, baby, and Shaki Tavi doesn’t let you forget it through huge waves of noise-pop distortion pummeling on and on and on…
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fleshwater – “Jetpack”
The lead single from the Massachusetts’ heavy-gazers’ sophomore effort, ‘2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky’, takes off on their momentum — but not in the direction you may have guessed they would.
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Nuclear Daisies – “Toad”
The final offering from the hypnotic Austin shoegaze industrial trio’s new album ‘First Taste of Heaven’ shocks each and every nerve in your body to remind you that you are even when nothing else feels real.
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Recommended EP: Nuovo Testamento – ‘Trouble’
The latest EP from the Los Angeles trio is a love letter to late ’80s and early ’90s freestyle and house-pop that acknowledges the dark and heartbreak of it all in pure euphoric form.
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Nine Inch Nails – “As Alive As You Need Me To Be”
NIN continue to work the dark capitalist system in their favor on the lead single from their soundtrack to ‘TRON: Ares’.
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How Much Art – “PR”
A bold way to get word of your arrival out from the new synth-punk band featuring Pat Flynn of Fiddlehead and a host of (mostly) New England hardcore and indie rock familiars.
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