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Dean Spunt – “Confusion Is SysEx”
The E-mu Mo’Phatt gets a whole new purpose in soundmaking in the hands of the No Age drummer and sonic experimentalist.
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Spiral XP – “Sinner”
The deceptive charm of the Luciferean approach to life ultimately blinds you with Spiral XP’s distorted glare on the latest offering from ‘I Wish I Was A Rat’.
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Recommended Album: Dummy – ‘Free Energy’
On their sophomore effort, the Los Angeles noise-pop band abstracts the space-time continuum in order to liberate the art of sound and style.
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mo dotti – “whirling sad”
The second single off the Los Angeles noise-pop band’s debut album ‘opaque’ feels it all and rides out the melancholic sensation all the way.
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blue zero – “broken by a glance”
The lead single from the debut album by the noisy Bay Area art-rock band led by Marbled Eye’s Chris Natividad expands energy until it’s broken by the collapse.
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Recommended Album: Horse Jumper of Love – ‘Disaster Trick’
The Boston underground rock band’s fifth album reels their creative method back to basics while turning the energy conserved from intentional restraint into something that piles over you like a fuzzy weighted blanket.
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Kim Gordon & model home – “razzamatazz”
The collaboration between Gordon and the D.C. experimental noise rap duo is a supernatural apparition.
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Yaeji – “booboo”
Yaeji returns to the club floor with a recharged brat energy ready to embrace the good times in full.
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Recommended Album: Cold Gawd – ‘I’ll Drown On This Earth’
Shoegaze with the sweet caress of alternative R&B in its touch, except in this case, no body is moving because all of the bodies are cold and drowning.
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Dummy – “Opaline Bubbletear” / “Blue Dada”
There’s little logic to Dummy’s storyboard, but at the same time, that’s the revolution in sound burning through the screen…
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Recommended Album: Uniform – ‘American Standard’
Violent and towering, the fifth studio album from the Brooklyn industrial noise-metal band is definitively their most personally exorcised demon to date.
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PUREST FORM – “BURN”
On their latest single, the Los Angeles synth-metal trio’s harsher form for the dance floor firestarts to the point of inciting revolution.
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