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Scowl – “Shot Down”
A hardcore anthem for those who can be both their biggest champions and own worst enemies.
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Recommended Album: Dougie Poole – ‘The Rainbow Wheel of Death’
Good grief. The Brooklyn cosmic country songwriter invites the grim reaper for a drink on his third album.
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Jana Horn – “The Dream”
Stirring somewhere between rapid eye movement and full lucidity, Horn connects parallel planes on the latest from ‘The Window Is the Dream’.
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Mystics 100′s – “On a Micro Diet”
The first preview from the PNW experimental punks’ return album, ‘On a Micro Diet’, is fueled by a trip bent on escaping this physical plane, each second become something altogether different.
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Vulture Feather – “Inseparable”
On the other side of the storm, the band made up from former members of art rockers Wilderness bring radical spirits back into this earthly experience.
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Mandy, Indiana – “Pinking Shears”
The sonic manifestation of the sharpened device through industrial noise-punk as the Manchester band contends with the apocalyptic futility of our current existence.
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Water From Your Eyes – “Barley”
The Brooklyn experimental art pop duo captures modern media, alternative subversions, and being advantageously capitalistic within the same atom, imploded on the first single from their new album, ‘Everyone’s Crushed’.
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Interview: Max Keyes of Spiral XP On The Band’s New EP ‘It’s Been A While’
The Spiral XP frontman discusses the evolution of the band, hot takes on very online shoegaze discourse guys, and visions for Seattle rockers’ first full-length.
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Recommended EP: Channel Tres – ‘Real Cultural Shit’
On his first release since signing with RCA Records, the Compton house artist’s whole creative concept comes together crystal clear without flaw.
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Yaeji – “Done (Let’s Get It Done)”
A techno lite delight that gives the emotional procrastinator a gentle push on behalf of the electronic meditator’s latest single from her forthcoming proper debut LP, ‘With A Hammer’.
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Recommended Album: Model/Actriz – ‘Dogsbody’
A certain tension that once existed in more graphic detail between a carnal love story and the devastation it leaves when its broken into pieces is reawakened in the physical arrest of the Brooklyn noise-rockers’ debut album.
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Braid – “Killing A Camera”
Ahead of the 25th anniversary reissue of ‘Frame and Canvas’, the seminal emo-indie rock band unearth some newfound visuals.
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