Tag: feel it records
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Recommended Album: The Drin – ‘I Lost My Way For Centuries’
The fifth album from the Cinci avant-punk collective is a double LP sonic exploration of pushing everything that was once known to a new mysterious limit.
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The Drin – “Prophets of Doom”
In this instance, the pale horse is a lo-fi rock shaman ushering in the latest highlight from the Cincinnati psych punk collective’s new double LP, ‘I Lost My Way For Centuries’.
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MESH – “Atrophy”
The energy is anything but lacking and the memory only grows stronger with the latest highlight from the Philly garage-punk band’s debut album, ‘No Fun At All’.
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Recommended Album: Suitor – ‘Saw You Out with the Weeds’
On their sophomore LP, the Cleveland post-punks not only expand the body count in the room, but the capacity within their sound to coexist as a shimmering prism as well one that smears glitter across the dark.
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Suitor – “Dull Customer”
The sinking feeling of despondency is available like a limited batch, made all the sweeter because of its unique formula by the Cleveland post-punk band.
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Suitor – “Factory”
The lead single from the Ohio punk band’s debut full-length, ‘Saw You Out with the Weeds’, is intended for dancing in the dark to spite everything else going on in the world around you.
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Recommended Album: Sweeping Promises – ‘Good Living Is Coming For You’
Pop hooks beam through the duo’s post-punk anthems like ominous warning signs through a concrete wall, laying out the path toward staying one step ahead of whatever jagged turning points in life may come.
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SPLLIT – “Bevy Slew”
The latest listen from the Baton Rouge art-punk duo’s new album carries and contours its way through off-kilter pathways that leave you feeling a bit discombobulated but never lost.
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SPLLIT – “Gemini Moods (Return)”
An embrace of those internal glitches that make a person all the more peculiar from the Baton Rouge experimental post-punk duo’s sophomore effort, ‘Infinite Hatch’.