• Makthaverskan – “Louie”

    Makthaverskan – “Louie”

    If this is what Makthaverskan sounds like when they’ve allowed themselves to become compressed, it only reveals more sparkle within.

  • Mitski – “Where’s My Phone?”

    Mitski – “Where’s My Phone?”

    Mitski sounds free even in the renewed fright of being unshackled from her screen on the lead single from ‘Nothing’s About to Happen to Me’.

  • Buzz Sound: Holder

    Buzz Sound: Holder

    With their new EP, ‘Ruin The Best of Me’, the Western Massachusetts hardcore band profess a decades-deep knowledge of screamo history which they turn into maximalist devotionals.

  • Dry Socket – “Rigged Survival”

    Dry Socket – “Rigged Survival”

    A good reminder that you just don’t fuck with someone who has nothing left to lose from the Portland hardcore punks’ new album, ‘Self Defense Techniques’.

  • COMMITMENT – “DOG POUND”

    COMMITMENT – “DOG POUND”

    Righteously pissed at the world, the Philly hardcore pseudo supergroup are making man their bitch on the lead single off their debut album, ‘Fear Of’.

  • Snail Mail – “Dead End”

    Snail Mail – “Dead End”

    There’s still plenty of unease to be felt with new beginnings, yet Lindsey Jordan is embracing her own inner transformation outward with indie pop-rock fireworks.

  • trauma ray – “Hannibal”

    trauma ray – “Hannibal”

    Focusing rage ‘gaze toward the skeptics, the Fort Worth band answers their questions resoundingly on the first preview off their new EP, ‘Carnival’.

  • Poison The Well – “Thoroughbreds”

    Poison The Well – “Thoroughbreds”

    With no fear, the metalcore originators have come back to haunt us just in the nick of time on the lead single off their first new album in 17 years.

  • Buzz Sound: I Promised The World

    Buzz Sound: I Promised The World

    In short, the new romantics of the all-consuming metal and hardcore scene more than deliver with their eponymous EP.

  • Host Family – “Explain It To Me”

    Host Family – “Explain It To Me”

    Host Family’s language of noise pop is many, and that’s what should draw you into the conversation.


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