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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.
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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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How Much Art – “XO”
In attempting to understand one of the human experience’s deepest emotions, the art-punk band led by Patrick Flynn go beyond heartbeats and reach the core.
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Robber Robber – “The Sound It Made”
Wherever the Burlington underground rockers are going with this, it’d be wise to heed their sound’s demands with the latest single off their new album, ‘Two Wheels Move the Soul’.
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Kim Gordon – “NOT TODAY”
A constant battle to keep focus in a very distracting, loud world is redesigned through the art rock icon’s sound on the lead single from her new album, ‘PLAY ME’.
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Sparkler – “Postal”
On the lead single from their new album ‘Glidewinder’, the San Diego shoegazers deliver past energy fields with a desire of newness that transcends all next wave trends.
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Recommended Album: Dry Cleaning – ‘Secret Love’
The South London post-punks are so bored with the way this life has become, and yet, are all so scintillating to put it into sound and lyrical form on their third and sturdiest album yet.
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Cashier – “Like I Do”
The vibes are right within the artsy post-hardcore first preview from the Lafayette rockers’ debut EP, ‘The Weight’.
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Converge – “We Were Never the Same”
The metalcore institution are harvesting the world’s chaos and ruthless nature into their already-extremist sound while demanding we not overlook our own culpability in escalating matters.
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Draag – “NSPS”
The dreamy Los Angeles experimental rockers peer back at personal history in a present light with a sense of gratitude to no longer be there on the latest single from their new EP, ‘Miracle Drug’.
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