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crushed – “milksugar”
A sweet, crestfallen drift from the dreamy indie rock duo’s imminent debut EP, ‘extra life’, stargazes into a certain romantic feeling.
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DRAIN – “Evil Finds Light”
The lead single from the Santa Cruz’ thrashers’ sophomore LP, ‘Living Proof’, is a healthy way to workout the wreckage of stress and anxiety rather than giving yourself a breakdown.
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Spiral XP – “Free Thinking”
The brain waves the latest single from the Seattle rockers ripple reverberates from the subconscious.
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Recommended Album: M(h)aol – ‘Attachment Styles’
The sophomore effort from the Dublin post-punk band circulates the kind of mania that only comes from living through the same tired shit daily, but creates a different end result by sheer willpower.
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INITIATE – “Alone At the Bottom”
The SoCal melodic hardcore band shreds harder than ever with sharpened riffs meeting them right at the pit of despair to tear through the demons.
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hydrodate – “Early Reflections”
As always with any dream, the Chicago rockers begin to fray, and so does sound gently collapse far back into the conscious with it on their new single “Early Reflections”.
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NOVA ONE – “dangerous”
The most amazing feelings come with a certain amount of risk-taking by way of the Roz Raskin’s dreamscaping songwriting.
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Frankie Rose – “Sixteen Ways”
The opening listen to the celestialscaped dream-pop songwriter’s forthcoming fifth full-length effort is a negative fantasy vivid in the foreground of this moment.
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Recommended Album: kay echo – ‘montage’
The latest effort from the Philadelphia-based experimental artist f.k.a. floated is an exercise in unspooling and rewinding one’s own complicated existentialism against the concept of “The Big Crunch.”
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Yves Tumor – “Echolalia”
The pull of attraction is inescapable even if the the sonic canvas which the experimental artist sets it upon runs contrarian to the sexed-up sizzle of electricity of more recent odes to lust…
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Model/Actriz – “Amaranth”
The latest single from the Brooklyn noise-rockers’ debut album, ‘Dogsbody’, turns the industrial noise complex into decadent theater.
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M(h)aol – “Period Sex”
The Dublin post-punks remind you that there’s no shame in hiding what pleases you when it feels this bloody good…
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