Tag: exploding in sound records
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Recommended Album: Sad13 – ‘1331’
The Speedy Ortiz frontwoman rethinks one’s own creative existentialism by challenging an already-chaotic deconstruction of experimental pop.
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Krill – “Commemorative Plaque”
The first new music in a decade from the modern day Bostonian DIY scene heroes suggests a new, aged and weathered chapter to their forever.
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Sad13 – “Watermelon Manicure”
The Speedy Ortiz frontwoman’s language may be written in its own script, and yet, it’s carved up and painted with enchantment on the early highlight off her new Sad13 mixtape, ‘1331’.
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Recommended Album: Stuck – ‘Optimizer’
On their sophomore LP, the Chicago post-punk trio add some healthy, noise rock-hard muscle mass to their frame to contend with the decline in humanity, and come out as the best version of themselves in spite of it all.
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Stuck – “Deadlift”
Posing room mirrors are black mirrors and the men are indeed crying at the gym on the latest highlight from the Chicago post-punk trio’s new album, ‘Optimizer’.
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Landowner – “Bow To Your Superior”
When it comes to technology-induced nihilism, Landowner’s Dan Shaw is either post-punk’s town crier or a huge hypochondriac on the matter, with both working to his benefit on the final preview from ‘Assumption’.
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Stuck – “Instakill”
The Internet is one big grift and the Chicago post-punk band untangle one of the many, many reasons why everyone’s worse for it on the lead single off their new album, ‘Optimizer’.
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Landowner – “Rival Males”
A well-studied combative interrogation on toxic masculinity from the Western Mass post-punk band’s new album, ‘Assumption’.
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Buzz Sound: Prewn
With the ability to rearrange her surroundings with the beguiling, uncompromising distinct rock sound of her breakthrough sophomore album, ‘System’, Izzy Hagerup can haunt you in any room.
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Prewn – “Dirty Dog”
The underground rock songwriter welcomes all assholes to a version of Hell where there’s no sympathy for the devil on the latest preview from ‘System’.
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Recommended Album: Jobber – ‘Jobber To The Stars’
The debut album from the Brooklyn rockers ushers in a 2010s DIY indie rock scene revival with more muscularity and bigger personality behind its riffs.
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Prewn – “System”
The lead single and title track from the Los Angeles-by-way-of-Northampton underground rock songwriter’s sophomore effort wages a dizzying combat with the devil you know coming from within.