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Recommended EP: SPY – ‘Seen Enough’
The latest EP from Bay Area hardcore punk band further embraces their ugliest instincts to match the corrosive energy of a world free-falling apart around us.
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Scowl – “Tonight (I’m Afraid)”
The only thing anyone has to be afraid of when it comes to the Santa Cruz modern hardcore crew is just how easy they’re making their eclecticism sound…
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Alien Boy – “Changes”
A master class on the art of post-grunge guitar rock with a heaping pile of gloss poured all over it has got us feeling fucked up and freaking out over what’s to come from Alien Boy, too.
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YHWH Nailgun – “Animal Death Already Breathing”
YHWH Nailgun’s aggressive nature is tempered through the pop light, but growls with a warning not to get close as well on the latest off their debut album, ’45 Pounds’.
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Recommended Album: Cloakroom – ‘Last Leg of the Human Table’
The post-shoegaze explorer’s fourth album is a concentrated effort to reground themselves onto more terrestrial surroundings, and at that, realizing their most concrete-sounding form to date.
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Monde UFO – “Solitaire”
Let go of heavy matter with this slow cast release of free jazz energy pushing through the discordant air from the Los Angeles experimental band’s new album, ‘Flamingo Tower’.
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Thanya Iyer – “Low Tides”
The ebbs and flows of life’s waterways leap into celestial jazz portals to places better on the lead single from the Montreal experimental songwriter’s new album, ‘TIDE/TIED’.
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Model/Actriz – “Cinderella”
The Brooklyn electronic noise band gift themselves their own version of an adult fairy tale princess fantasy on the lead single off their sophomore effort, ‘Pirouette’.
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Recommended Album: MIKE – ‘Showbiz!’
Some of the greatest stories in entertainment burnout by going to the well one too many times with the same plot, but the New York rapper is ensuring that doesn’t happen by keeping his sounding fresh on his 10th LP.
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Momma – “Bottle Blonde”
A sweet sip of cloud-gazing guitar-pop made all the more wide-eyed through the alternative pop rockers’ growing confidence is another great look on them leading into ‘Welcome to My Blue Sky’.
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