As the month of April is now all the way in full effect, the spring season continues to heat up the rap game with new music. This week, one of the biggest Continue Reading
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It’s been nearly four years since the Torrance, California pop-punk shit-rippers Joyce Manor released their last album Million Dollars To Kill Me. In that time, Joyce Manor have indulged in Continue Reading
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Just about two months ago, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever announced a new album called Endless Rooms. So far, they’ve shared two singles from it, including “The Way It Shatters” and Continue Reading
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Later this month, the DC underground-metal extremists No/Más will release their new album Consume / Deny / Repent. The band recorded the album with Twitching Tongues/God’s Hate member Taylor Young, Continue Reading
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New York’s Artificial Brain make guttural, expansive death metal. There’s a bit of an astral prog quality to their music, and there’s melody in there, too, but they never let Continue Reading
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Another new Smile song has made it out into the world. Kicking things off in January, the Smile have already given us “You Will Never Work In Television Again,” “The Continue Reading
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I haven’t kept up that closely with the Houston-born, Hudson Valley-based singer-songwriter Denitia in recent years, but it seems like she’s undergone another metamorphosis. Denitia has always been an eclectic Continue Reading
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Last month, the Rural Alberta Advantage returned with their first new music in five years, a pair of tracks called “CANDU” and “AB Bride.” Today, the band — which now Continue Reading
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G.I. Bill is a one-man post-hardcore project from the Oklahoma City resident Sam Allen. Allen put out his G.I. Bill demo in 2020, and he’s released a couple of singles Continue Reading
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In late 2020, Karen Elson returned with a covers EP called Radio Redhead Vol. 1. Otherwise, it’s been quite some time since her last full-length, 2017’s Double Roses. Now, she’s Continue Reading
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In March of 1977 — a year after they released Black And Blue and a year before they released Some Girls — the Rolling Stones played a pair of secret Continue Reading
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Foo Fighters released their horror comedy Studio 666 a month ago. Now comes the companion piece: a death metal EP recorded by Dave Grohl and friends in character as the Continue Reading
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Madeline Johnston, the Denver musician who records as Midwife, specializes in a ghostly, tingly form of shoegaze that she calls “heaven metal.” Last year, she released her album Luminol, and Continue Reading
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Last year, Lillie West released a new album as Lala Lala, I Want The Door To Open. She’s currently making her way across North America on tour in support of Continue Reading
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Danny Elfman and Trent Reznor have a lot in common. They both started out as outré weird-kid rock stars before becoming legends in the film-score world. (Reznor has two Oscars, Continue Reading
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Next month, industrial heavyweights HEALTH will release DISCO4 :: PART II, the follow-up to 2020’s DISCO4 :: PART I. We’ve heard the Nine Inch Nails collab (“Isn’t Everyone”), plus the Continue Reading
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Sam Yarmuth, founder of the great hardcore label Triple B Records, is also the frontman of Warfare, a fast-and-mean hardcore band whose members are all monsters. Justice Tripp, young-legend frontman Continue Reading
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Turning Red, the new Pixar movie about a 13-year-old Chinese-Canadian girl who turns into a giant red panda, the Incredible Hulk style, whenever she gets too excited or stressed, officially Continue Reading
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26 Based off the title of 2 Chainz's seventh studio album, Dope Don't Sell Itself, it's clear the 44-year-old Atlanta rapper is business savvy. From his own record label, T.R.U. (The Continue Reading
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