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Interview: Trent Rivas of Expose On The Band’s Debut Album ‘ETC’
With the release of their debut album, ‘ETC’, the leader of the experimental noise rock collective discusses their esoteric sound, the Los Angeles DIY scene, and letting sound lead the way.
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Deafheaven – “Magnolia”
Deafheaven go full metal while reminding us that they’re still black-hearted romantics beneath it all on the first single from ‘Lonely People With Power’.
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Glixen – “all tied up”
Even when constricted by heavy emotional tension, the Phoenix nü-gazers still manage to gasp air out like a calm exhale on the latest offering from ‘quiet pleasures’.
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Peel Dream Magazine – “Callers (Demo)”
From the forthcoming expanded deluxe reissue of ‘Modern Meta Physic’, the listen peaks into what would become of the ambient-gaze trio’s future sound after the static subsided.
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FKA twigs – “Girl Feels Good”
All is in sync on the ‘EUSEXUA’ standout, and it elevates FKA twigs’ body music to a higher state of being.
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Recommended Album: Open Head – ‘What Is Success’
The sophomore effort from the Hudson Valley experimental rock band is where mortal concepts and that which are cosmically seized by nature come to a head.
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Monde UFO – “119”
We’re not sure what’s on the other side, but the waking dreamstate of the experimental duo make you want to go there on the latest highlight off their new album, ‘Flamingo Tower’.
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FACS – “You Future”
The Chicago experimental rockers shatter a mirror of perception on the closing track off their new album, ‘Wish Defense’.
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Scowl – “Not Hell, Not Heaven”
Parting the sea and filling it with red, Scowl swallow any voices standing in their way on the latest single from their new album, ‘Are We All Angels’.
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SUMAC & Moor Mother – “Scene 1”
The first listen off the experimental metal band and noise-rap artist’s collaborative album sounds like a natural collision between where each of these artists have been heading in their respective corners of the cosmos.
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Vulture Feather – “Sweetest Friend”
The anthemic post-punk trio hold on to nothing as hard as they can while questioning the wider view on the latest preview off their sophomore effort, ‘It Will Be Like Now’.
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The Tubs – “Narcissist”
A sweet (unhealthy) distraction from harder realities off the jangle-pop band’s sophomore effort, ‘Cotton Crown’.
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