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Alex G – “Afterlife”
While the first single off the accidental indie rock star’s major label debut didn’t have to transform much of his creative soul to get to that paradise, it still has him pondering something beyond this life.
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Liquid Mike – “Groucho Marx”
Liquid Mike face this hellscape timeline by barely giving two fucks to nobody’s notice on the early highlight off the Michigan rockers’ new album, ‘HELL IS AN AIRPORT’.
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They Are Gutting A Body of Water – “AMERICAN FOOD”
The Philly experimental post-shoegazers are terrifyingly ominous, even if they’ve an uncanny way of serving up a welcome distraction of outside noise.
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Buzz Sound: Maria Somerville
The Irish songwriter’s sophomore breakthrough is a listen that goes beyond any known borders of dream-pop and shoegaze, and the physical realm for that matter.
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Sarah Register – “does it hurt”
The allure to follow the former Talk Normal frontwoman down the path of pain is tempting in her own reinventive digital noise exploration.
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Alan Sparhawk with Trampled by Turtles – “Get Still”
Though it has all of the touches of human flesh behind it, the latest preview from the Low co-founder’s collaboration with Trampled by Turtles transcends into a grand spiritual feeling.
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The Armed – “Well Made Play”
A welcome retreat back to the guts of the matter in the Armed’s reality where salvation is promised, but never enough for those they ire.
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La Dispute – “I Shaved My Head”
In cutting so close to the surface, the experimental post-hardcore band are sounding heavier than ever on the highlight from their first act off their fifth studio album, ‘No One Was Driving The Car’.
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Forth Wanderers – “7 Months”
On the early highlight single off their non-return album, ‘The Longer This Goes On’, the Montclair-bred indie rockers sound more refreshed than ever.
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Recommended Album: Gold Dust – ‘In the Shade of the Living Light’
The Western Mass experimental psych-folk rockers make their way through the dark through a new phase of being.
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Force Model – “All Expectations”
The unpredictable Los Angeles experimental rockers clean up better than you could have imagined on the lead single to their new EP, ‘Barricade’.
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Dummy – “Ethereal Security Guard”
A fascinating look-back into Dummy’s embryonic stages, as if you can hear the particles forming into a greater matter before popping off properly.
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