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Mannequin Pussy – “I Don’t Know You”
Beneath the rage of the Philly punk band is a delicate that peaks out with as much conflagration burning inward on the latest single off their new album. ‘I Got Heaven’.
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Marnie Stern – “Believing Is Seeing”
It takes less than two minutes for Stern to build a new sonic universe, and if you don’t believe these words, just see for yourself…
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Spiritual Cramp – “Better Off This Way”
Some people need to be tempted by vice in order to thrive in life, and Spiritual Cramp are some of those people on the latest preview off their debut LP.
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Recommended Album: Cupid & Psyche – ‘Romantic Music’
A beautiful hue of gazey guitar-pop fit for tragedy that begins where the story ends from the former Abe Vigoda members.
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bar italia – “Jelsey”
The individual fixations on being alone makes for the kind of conversation that never leaves your head even when in good company on the latest preview from the London indie rockers’ new album, ‘The Twits’.
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Buzz Sound: Gaadge
The Pittsburg band find themselves at the epicenter of a new wave of ambiguous alternative guitar rock that recognizes the subterranean levels of shoegaze’s past while warping the future of it.
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Hotline TNT – “Out of Town”
It’s said that in hindsight, everything is 20/20, and Hotline TNT feel it all vividly through the whirlwind realization of it all on the latest offering from ‘Cartwheel’.
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Recommended Album: Armand Hammer – ‘We Buy Diabetic Test Strips’
The sixth studio effort from the NYC underground rap duo flips the script and brings discomfort straight to the forefront of what they’re doing, with no distractions from the grim of it all.
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Full of Hell & Nothing – “Spend the Grace”
On the first preview from their collaborative effort, ‘When No Birds Go’, Full of Hell and Nothing find the volatility in using stillness in their heaviness to their advantage.
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HEALTH feat. Godflesh – “SICKO”
A twist of fate, with HEALTH reaching out to godliness in order to feed their next evolution of industrial nihilism.
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Recommended Album: Full Blown Meltdown – ‘Mollify’
With a meticulous understanding of the DIY emo and punk multiverse, the pessimism which Will Green indulges to critical mass has never felt more like a sick form of relief as it does here on ‘Mollify’.
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glass beach – “the CIA”
The poetic sentiment is one shared by a generation, now given a voice through glass beach’s sculpted disruption of the most shit-just-got-super-heavy realizations in an already emo-inducing world.
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