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dazy & Militarie Gun – “Tall People Don’t Live Long”
R.I.P. all you greedy bastards, and long live the dazy and Militarie Gun team-up that spits the facts while sounding cool as fuck doing it.
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Recommended Album: Model/Actriz – ‘Pirouette’
The Brooklyn band’s real, multi-dimensional self as loud, ostentatiously noisy dance rock and experimental performance art finally comes out to the whole world on their sophomore effort.
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Hotline TNT – “Candle”
Hotline TNT’s heart’s on fire and the latest preview from ‘Raspberry Moon’ lights up in bringing those big butterfly feelings to the surface.
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TURNSTILE – “SEEIN’ STARS” / “BIRDS”
A fascinating double feature connected through hardcore art cinema that reps the experimental hardcore band’s audacity to transform beyond set expectations.
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PinkPantheress – “Stateside”
PinkPantheress teams up with the Dare to update the modern look book of intercontinental lust beating though sleek, retro-futuristic dance-pop.
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Recommended EP: Wishy – ‘Planet Popstar’
On their latest EP, the Indianapolis indie rockers venture into a bright, blue horizon of hi-fi alternative pop-rock that doesn’t make you want to come back down from it.
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MSPAINT – “Angel”
Let the first listen off the Hattiesburg punk band’s new EP, ‘No Separation’, be another another sage reminder of thoughts being just thoughts amid the chaos.
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Lorde – “What Was That”
Lorde’s new pop reality is less about hitting the gas on green and moving toward the light at a more cautionary pace.
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Sarah Register – “right”
Maybe is all is not “right” in a world where the oddity of the human trapped inside of an electronic vessel feels all too relatable, but the former Land of Talk guitarist isn’t looking to create creature comforts with her art on her debut solo single.
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Gold Dust – “Whatever’s Left”
The Western Mass experimental folk rockers intentionally get you lost from your current reality on the latest preview off their new album, ‘In the Shade of the Living Light’.
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Recommended Album: Superheaven – ‘Superheaven’
The return effort from the Doylestown heavy-gazers stakes its claim as a big rock album with impact under their own terms and timeline.
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Recommended Album: Deafheaven – ‘Lonely People with Power’
The sixth studio album and major label debut is Deafheaven’s black metal magnum opus.
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