Introducing Newcomer : Wrong Man
Familiar faces. A sound entirely their own.
Calling Wrong Man “newcomers” requires a small asterisk. Formed in Ghent, Belgium in 2021, the band features members of Oathbreaker, Partisan and Rise And Fall — so,...
Introducing Newcomer : Gudewife
ATOMS DON’T DIE. APPARENTLY RIFFS DON’T EITHER.
Two guys. Five tracks. No album yet. And far too many ideas to comfortably fit inside the words “math-rock or post-rock”. Gudewife return with 'Atoms, Don’t Die'...
Stream Of The Day : Boundaries
BOUNDARIES – Yearning: The Unbeautiful After: Grief, Riffs & A Shot in the Face
Some albums invite you in. 'Yearning: The Unbeautiful After' - released via Sumerian Records (Animals As Leaders, Between The...
Russian Circles share « Empath » & « Eluvial » singles. Same Language. Different Damage.
Nine albums in, Russian Circles have very little left to prove.
Which is probably why “Empath” and “Eluvial” don’t sound particularly interested in proving anything.
With 'Nine' due August 28 via Sargent Hous...
Hardcore, Actually. Meet Cút Lộn
Introducing Cút Lộn: Because Vietnamese Hardcore Tastes Better with Eggs
RIYL : Converge • Birds in Row • Baptists • Full of Hell • Oathbreaker
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Stream Of The Day : Quicksand
Quicksand Bring On The Psychics : Still Setting The Blueprint
30 years after helping rewrite the rules of post-hardcore music, Quicksand return with 'Bring On The Psychics'. Older? Obviously. Wiser? Probably. ...
Converge Have Chosen Violence. Again
After waiting nine years to release a proper album, Converge apparently decided time was running out. So naturally, they made two in four months.
Nine years passed between 'The Dusk In Us' and whatever Converg...
MOON DESTROYS 2 Singles. And A Few Genre Boundaries Along The Way.
If post-grunge, doom and psychedelia walked into a bar somewhere in the American desert, MOON DESTROYS would probably be playing on the jukebox. Loudly.
There is something refreshing about a band that understa...
Stream Of The Day : Oh Hiroshima
No Shelter. Still Hope, The Swedish Duo Have Stopped Pretending the Light Will Find You.
There was a time when post-rock seemed convinced that every storm had a purpose. Build slowly. Add guitars. Add more gui...
Introducing Newcomer : Avalanches
The Art of Controlled Collapse
Drawing from post-metal, sludge and progressive rock, Avalanches delivers an instrumental journey where colossal soundscapes never overshadow genuine emotion.
There are records ...