Tag: closed casket activities
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God’s Hate – “I Am The Cure”
A much needed reminder from the Los Angeles hardcore bruisers’ new EP ‘Won’t Be Disgraced’ as to why it’s more important than ever to fight off everything going on in your head.
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Recommended Album: fleshwater – ‘2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky’
The big bang moment on the Massachusetts’ space rockers’ timeline arrives not a second too soon or too late to explode their sound with deep impact.
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fleshwater – “Last Escape”
The Massachusetts heavy-gazers are in a place higher up than ever where gravity has no pull on the latest preview off ‘2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky’.
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fleshwater – “Jetpack”
The lead single from the Massachusetts’ heavy-gazers’ sophomore effort, ‘2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky’, takes off on their momentum — but not in the direction you may have guessed they would.
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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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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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Cloakroom – “Story of the Egg”
Lucidity and an anxiety-driven waking nightmare have Cloakroom in sync with sonic cohesion, or at least their own definition of it.
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SPY – “Dim”
SPY are sick and tired of who’s the problem and they’re letting them know it to their faces on the latest single off their new EP, ‘Seen Enough’.
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Cloakroom – “Bad Larry”
Through the guidance of western stars, Cloakroom find freedom in not being beholden to one world or another on the latest single off their new album, ‘Last Leg of the Human Table’.
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fleshwater – “Standalone”
The eastern Mass heavygazers restate their intent and purpose through revved up brevity.
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SPY – “On The Brink”
The Bay Area hardcore punk band’s intensity has only grown in their hunger to devour filth on their latest single.
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Recommended Album: Regional Justice Center – ‘FREEDOM SWEET FREEDOM’
The extreme hardcore band of Ian Shelton and his brother Max Hellesto breaks free and ponders if the debt paid to society truly ever does go away.