Tag: horsegirl
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The Best Industrial, Noise Rock & Post-Punk Albums of 2025
If you want to a hold a mirror to the current state of the world through art, then look no further than the artists who are creating music from the darkest corners of the spectrum with the Best Industrial, Noise Rock & Post-Punk Albums of 2025.
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The 40 Best Songs of 2025
Arguably the most cutting edge class of memorable music ushering in a new era when there’s no lost future, baby, with the 40 Best Songs of 2025.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2025
An overwhelming transitional year in music gives way for those creating exciting new shapes in sound across the underground and mainstream alternative to be seen with the 50 Best Albums of 2025.
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Recommended Album: Horsegirl – ‘Phonetics On and On’
The radical sophomore effort from the Chicago indie rock trio renders a wilder joy by eliminating much of the noise and instead embracing space.
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Horsegirl – “Frontrunner”
The quiet of anticipation is what keeps you up at night, in the best kind of way on the final preview from ‘Phonetics On and On’.
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Horsegirl – “Switch Over”
Horsegirl are looking at themselves with as much surprise when the end result hits just right on the latest preview from ‘Phonetics On and On’.
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Horsegirl – “Julie”
Noise is the desire that has a way of creeping up on you on the latest preview off the indie rock trio’s sophomore LP, ‘Phonetics On and On’.
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The 30 Best Songs of 2024
From pop stars who repeatedly blew up the Internet, the rap beef that brought the whole music world together, rock music getting very good again, electronic excellence, and those who dared to venture beyond structural convention, these are the 30 Best Songs of 2024.
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Horsegirl – “2468”
The math checks out no matter which way you add, subtract, divide or multiply it on the lead single from the New York-by-way-of-Chicago indie rockers’ sophomore LP, ‘Phonetics On and On’.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2022
An attempt to name the 50 best albums of 2022 from all corners of the music world in a time when there is literally too much too consider.
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