Tag: sub pop
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Sweeping Promises – “Cocoon”
Change isn’t just inevitable, but an ultimatum that looks great, too, when worn on the artsy post-punk duo’s latest preview from ‘You Say I Romanticize’.
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Downtown Boys – “Sirena”
Like their intent, Downtown Boys’ inner rage translates in being laser focused on the latest highlight off the punk band’s new album, ‘Public Luxury’.
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Sweeping Promises – “Shooting Shadows”
On the lead single off their new album, ‘You Say I Romanticize’, the Kansas art-punk duo wipe away a few layers of film and serve an absolute threat to the dark.
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Alan Sparhawk Solo Band – “JCMF”
The resurrection of the God-mad version of the Low frontman and his solo band delivers a much needed day of reckoning.
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sunn O))) – “Butch’s Guns”
The latest from the drone metal vets’ Sub Pop debut is like imagining the tree spirits have come back to take back what is theirs, and their branches are armed and dangerous.
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Chat Pile – “Masks”
With their contribution to Sub Pop’s storied singles catalog, the Oklahoma City noise rock bastions channel their grungy guitar heroes when carrying on the warning of an evil cloak and dagger.
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Guerilla Toss feat. Stephen Malkmus & Ben Katzman – “Life’s a Zoo”
We’re all animals in cages held by a greater chaos, and that becomes hyper-fixated on in the latest preview from the experimental dance-punk band’s new album, ‘You’re Weird Now’.
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Nation of Language – “I’m Not Ready for the Change”
Change is good even if the view is more challenging along the way to see for the Brooklyn synth-pop trio on the latest single off their new album, ‘Dance Called Memory’.
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Alan Sparhawk with Trampled by Turtles – “Get Still”
Though it has all of the touches of human flesh behind it, the latest preview from the Low co-founder’s collaboration with Trampled by Turtles transcends into a grand spiritual feeling.
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Forth Wanderers – “7 Months”
On the early highlight single off their non-return album, ‘The Longer This Goes On’, the Montclair-bred indie rockers sound more refreshed than ever.