Pallbearer’s latest full-length draw out a lot of the same sounds and themes that played through the band’s debut album.
The latest album from New York’s Uncommon Nasa is as grimy as it is experimental and conceptual.
Michael Cera drops an album that’s a musical hobbyist’s affair.
Swiss death metal outfit Bölzer drop another EP of grimy, blood-caked, old school death metal.
Armand Hammer drops a post-album EP of fan-pleasing odds ‘n’ ends.
Pure insanity coming from these two major tracks from anonymous producer SOPHIE, and both of these songs are out now via Numbers. Between all the vaporwave and trap out floating around the Internet right now, there’s no shortage of zany electronic music at the moment. SOPHIE seems to embrace
s/t by Börn Some twisted, eerie, raw, nasty, and misbehaved post-punk coming from Iceland’s Börn. Definitely a record for those who dig their rock on the dark side of things; because this record reeks of goth rock. The guitar chords run pretty dreary, but the vocals are sharp,
Omar Rodriguez Lopez and Cedric Bixler-Zavala are back with a new project: Antemasque.
Spooky Black’s Leaving EP delivers another set of trendy, reverb-drenched alternative R&B tracks.
Few musical comebacks have been as hotly anticipated as Death From Above 1979’s. A few years after the Ontario duo’s electrifying debut album dropped, they splintered and began working on other projects instead. I vividly remember being disappointed upon first hearing this news, because You’re A Woman,
