Ygg huur by Krallice New York experimental black metal outfit Krallice has just self-released a new album called Ygg Huur, seemingly inspired by microtonal composer Giacinto Scelsi. Check it out above and here’s a reminder we loved the band’s last LP:
The first offering from newly formed duo Whitney, comprised of Smith Westerns members Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich. An EP is due out in September via Lead Riders, with a full-length effort slated for early 2016. Happy listening!
Sleaford Mods follow their breakout album Divide and Exit with an even more impressive release.
As previously mentioned, Montreal post-punk act Ought has a new album called Sun Coming Down out September 18 on Constellation. Now you can stream the opening track above. Enjoy!
NO HISTORY NO FUTURE by Jean-Louis Huhta New album from Swedish punk percussionist-turned electronic experimentalist Jean-Louis Huhta, out via Glistening Examples.
From Ordeal, the new album from Finnish funeral doom fathers Skepticism, out September 18 via Svart.
From Shape Shift, the new album from progressive synth duo Zombi, out October 16 via Relapse.
Hopsin’s abundance of ability and complete lack of taste is on display once again with Pound Syndrome.
Loony math rock trio Let’s Talk Daggers shares the lead song and video for its upcoming debut album A Beautiful Life, out in October via Tangled Talk.
From Berlin-based producer M.E.S.H.’s Piteous Gate, an album of tightly constructed electronic soundscapes on PAN.
