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Recommended Album: fleshwater – ‘We’re Not Here to Be Loved’
The debut album from members of Vein.fm and MIRSY bleeds a reverence for pioneering ‘90s alternative rock while also looking beyond the timeline of that era.
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PinkPantheress – “Do you miss me?”
The experimental alt-pop star shifts away from hyperactive bedroom pop and toward a more focused shape where the glow of her own Internet-born style is hard to miss.
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Channel Tres – “6AM”
A colorful dopamine rush for the dance floor and a reminder that it isn’t too early to get the party started – or too late for that matter.
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Dougie Poole – “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”
The season’s charm may have warn off on the world outside, but Dougie Poole can bring a a hint of magic back in if you let him…
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crushed – “waterlily”
The new project from Weekend’s Shaun Durkan and Temple of Angels’ Bre Morell breaks open a new portal in the atmosphere that dips trip-hop and glossed dubbed alterna-pop production into the sweet tastes of a lovers’ euphoria.
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O. – “OGO”
A few seconds into “OGO”, and you’ll understand how a band of all-on instrumental disruption and jazzist explorations went from being relative unknowns to black midi openers in one night’s span.
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SPEED – “One Blood We Bleed”
The accelerator stays on for the Sydney hardcore band on the first preview off their label Flatspot Records’ upcoming showcase comp, ‘The Extermination Vol. 4’.
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Recommended Album: Special Interest – ‘Endure’
The sophomore follow-up from the New Orleans punk band is a space where many sounds of rage coexist and express themselves in the same, single energy to celebrate whoever it invites.
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Chat Pile – “Tenkiller” / “Lake Time (Mr. Rodan)”
The first previews from the Oklahoma City noise rockers’ score for the film ‘Tenkiller’.
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Fever Ray – “Carbon Dioxide”
Choose chaos and dance to death to it is the bright pulse vibrating throughout the club love dystopia of Fever Ray’s latest single from their new album, ‘Radical Romantics.’
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Recommended EP: Glitterer – ‘Fantasy Four’
Dedicated to Riley Gale of Power Trip and Iron Age’s Wade Allison, this EP taps into a deeper side within Glitterer’s psyche while asking bigger questions.
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Weeping Icon – “Two Ways”
Maybe words get through, but Weeping Icon provide the true mirror for what ugly resides behind the sadist on the latest preview from their new EP, ‘Ocelli’.
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