Deafheaven: Infinite Granite
Deafheaven has always had a poignantly original sound, even within the blackgaze genre they began in, mixing the white-noise of black metal screaming with…
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Descendents: 9th & Walnut
9th & Walnut sees parents of modern punk, the Descendents, throw it further back than the release of their 1982 debut. The instrumental is…
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We Were Promised Jetpacks: Enjoy the View
Almost exactly three years to the day their last record was made available, the Scottish trio We Were Promised Jetpacks release their fifth studio…
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Indigo De Souza: Any Shape You Take
If you’re among the earliest fans of Indigo De Souza, the ones who were introduced to the North Carolina artist via her excellent debut,…
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Tropical Fuck Storm: Deep States
In 1965, George Stevens’ epic film The Greatest Story Ever Told depicted the story of Jesus Christ to the acclaim of five Academy Award…
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The Joy Formidable: Into the Blue
Roughly a decade and a half since forming, Welsh alternative rock trio The Joy Formidable release their fifth studio album, Into the Blue. The…
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Liars: The Apple Drop
Liars’ tenth studio album, The Apple Drop, finds frontman Angus Andrew collaborating with multi-instrumentalist Cameron Deyell, jazz drummer Laurence Pike, and lyricist Mary Pearson…
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Alexis Marshall: House of Lull. House of When
Alexis Marshall’s career of filtering an insidious world into more confrontational and hellish sound is nearing its second decade. “What a world we live…
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Mega Bog: Life, and Another
Erin Birgy’s latest collection under her Mega Bog moniker, Life, and Another, draws inspiration in part from the work of artist David Wojnarowicz, science…
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Museum of Love: Life of Mammals
Life of Mammals press release reads “if you’ve ever imagined what a band influenced by Scott Walker, John Cale, Roxy Music, Jonathan Richman, DAF,…
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