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KEN mode – “A Love Letter”
The Winnipeg noise rockers commit fully to being the band who is going to put to sound the collapse of the body and brain experienced these last few years on the lead single off their new album, ‘NULL’.
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High Vis – “Fever Dream”
The London band give the struggle to reach inner light impression through a flowery, hardcore-indebted punk on the first single off their sophomore effort, ‘Blending’.
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Enumclaw – “Jimmy Neutron”
The lead single from the slacker indie rock stars-in-the-making’s debut album hits like a summer crush that never leaves your mind.
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Bartees Strange – “Wretched”
The final preview before the arrival of ‘Farm to Table’ embraces the drop with a folk infusion.
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Zola Jesus – “Into the Wild”
The latest from ‘ARKHON’ is a beacon song for the heart relearning to beat to a true existence that surrounds it.
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Jimmy Eat World – “Something Loud”
The emo rockers always manage to come back at us with more and more feels…
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Dummy – “Mono Retriever” b/w “Pepsi Vacuum”
Two new singles as part of Sub Pop’s Singles Club Vol. 7 continue the Los Angeles band’s color rush of pop aggression and dreamy revelations.
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Recommended EP: awakebutstillinbed & for your health – ‘hymns for the scorned’
A split between the two rising screamo bands hints at how both have not only burned down former walls, but are now building towers with their furious elegies.
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SPEED – “MOVE”
The latest preview off the Aussie hardcore bands new EP feels like heat steaming off freshly laid asphalt, and puts its own foot stamp right into it.
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Moor Mother feat. Melanie Charles – “WOODY SHAW”
The first single from ‘Jazz Codes’ is a conversation through astral projections with kindred artists of past history that connects their world to Moor Mother’s multiverse of experimental jazz and bewitched chillout spells.
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Ganser – “People Watching”
The first preview off the politically morbid post-punk band’s new EP, ‘Nothing You Do Matters’, resembles an alien sensation in your surroundings.
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Recommended Album: Angel Olsen – ‘Big Time’
While Angel Olsen can always be counted on to take the dusty road less traveled, ‘Big Time’ is a reminder that her map is never without careful compass.
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