Danish experimental rock supergroup Marching Church follows up last year’s This World Is Not Enough with a collection of post-punky jams that seem to have a bit more thought put into them, and just as much passion.
Kero Kero Bonito comes through with a set of creative, focused, and super sweet pieces of pop music on their debut album.
This new Tove Lo album is some of the blandest and unsexiest pop music I’ve heard all year.
On The Long Dark Blue, Swain (f.k.a. This Routine Is Hell) channel the angst and energy of 90s rock music, while putting their own spin on the various styles.
Wormrot goes the distance with a new set of abrasive and diverse tracks that run the extreme music gamut.
The weekly segment in which Anthony touches down on some of the best and worst tracks he has heard in the past week.
Metallica‘s latest music video achieves a charming “chill dads at Guitar Center” vibe, but accompanies a song that’s about as badass as anything the band’s written up to this point. The track’s from their 10th album Hardwired… To Self-Destruct, out November 18 via Blackened.
Kevin Abstract comes through with a remarkably personal, funky, and vivid cut from his upcoming album American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story, which drops November 18 via Brockhampton.
As he reflects on some L’s he’s taken and defuses a bit of recent drama with Kid Cudi, Big Sean is sounding smarter and more wholehearted than ever on these two singles that I really can’t say “no” to.
Open Mike Eagle delivers a sardonic Trump diss track that I think has appeal beyond its inclusion in the 30 Days 30 Songs series, and could’ve even fit snugly in the tracklist of his fantastic 2014 album Dark Comedy.
