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Arizona loud rock outfit Destruction Unit have shared the song, “Bumpy Road” from their upcoming LP Deep Trip. With the previously released “The World on Drugs” and this new track, which is laden with noisy psychedelic grooves and clouded vocals; it appears as though the album will live up to
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During a recent performance at The Stables in celebration of Sub Pop’s Silver Jubilee, recent signees clipping. performed two new tracks: “Jump” and “Or Die,” which are tracks I’m hoping make it to their first album on the famed Seattle label. Give a live to those live renditions
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Sludge metal trio Stone Titan destroys much of what lies in their path with an album that’s so abrasive it’s sure to catch the attention of most Buzzoven or Eyehategod fans. WATCH THE REVIEW
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2013 demo by Stone Titan Only a few weeks after the digital release of their new full-length album, Scratch N’ Sniff, Connecticut sludge outfit Stone Titan has dropped a few new demos that might sound interesting if given the full studio treatment. Stream the tracks above, and enjoy! Also, listen
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Scottish experimental hip hop outfit Young Fathers drop some visuals for the TAPE TWO track “Queen Is Dead,” and the gritty, black and white closeups that comprise this vid match the sounds presented perfectly. The urgent lyrics, blaring synths, and exited shouts of “WOO” all have an in-your-face attitude to
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Chicago experimental rock group Locrian creates some evocative sounds on a rough recording. I just wish their melodies and songwriting were as gripping as their moody, apocalyptic aesthetic. WATCH THE REVIEW
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Nice Hooves by Nice Hooves The incredibly loud and noisy debut album of Detroit rock band Nice Hooves. The quintet brings together elements of hardcore punk, noise rock, and modern metal for a series of tracks that are both hard hitting and melodic. Enjoy!
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A video for one of the more post-rock-inspired moments from the new Locrian album, Return To Annihilation. It’s the Chicago experimental rock group’s first LP for Relapse records, and it sounds like they’re taking a slight turn for the accessible on this one in an attempt to
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Return To Annihilation by Locrian For almost a decade, the Chicago band Locrian has been combining various forms of experimental music into a slightly lo-fi and texturally dense discography that challenges most who come into contact with any piece of it. The band added another release to that gauntlet this
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This track has already been featured here, but a video for it has just been released. This Fuck Buttons cut’s funkiness really adds a new element to their music. The track’s title is echoed in the subject of the video, a woman dancing in a leotard while wearing
