Tag: dais records
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Recommended EP: PUREST FORM – ‘RESISTANCE”
The second EP from the Los Angeles trio doubles up on their defense artillery of hardcore industrial rave music and taps into survival instincts to thwart the ongoing swan dive of humanity by a system set to destroy.
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PUREST FORM – “MORE”
The latest single from ‘RESISTANCE’ is where the rave and the pit clash together, with the Los Angeles hardcore-techno fusion doing it all at the epicenter without anything beyond their own instincts fueling the carnage.
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PUREST FORM – “ANIMAL”
On the lead single from their new EP, ‘RESISTANCE’, the Los Angeles hardcore electronic trio unleash their inner “ANIMAL” in a fight for free will.
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Cold Gawd – “Grease”
On the lead single off their new EP, ‘Glory2’, the Cali post-shoegazers are fully in it under their own rules and it shows through the realization exploding through their sound.
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Choir Boy – “I’ll Always Let You Down”
On the dark indie-pop band’s latest single, Choir Boy are anything but charming, but the opposite of their love is equally fixating.
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trauma ray – “Hannibal”
Focusing rage ‘gaze toward the skeptics, the Fort Worth band answers their questions resoundingly on the first preview off their new EP, ‘Carnival’.
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Recommended Album: R.J.F. – ‘Cleaning Out The Empty Administration Building’
The latest solo album from the CEREMONY, SPICE, and Crisis Man frontman fucks around with time and space with his firmest grip yet on a parts unknown sound.
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R.J.F. – “The Solitude of Victory”
The surreal design of the CEREMONY frontman’s perception of his world through sound makes you want to dive even deeper to see the fantastical in it all.
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R.J.F. – “Exile”
We’re trapped inside a disembodied thought with the CEREMONY frontman on the lead single off his new R.J.F. album, ‘Cleaning Out the Empty Administration Building’.
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Recommended Album: High Vis – ‘Guided Tour’
On their third album, the London melodic hardcore and post-punk band gleams through the greyscale and sounds more ready than ever to face strife head-on.
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trauma ray – “Spectre”
The Fort Worth heavygaze band shakes the “Spectre” that keeps you from moving on with the latest offering off their debut album, ‘Chameleon’.
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High Vis – “Drop Me Out”
The driver’s seat is High Vis’, and they know their path clearly on the intentional punk anthem off their new album, ‘Guided Tour’.