At once brooding and portentous, Auto Chlor’s ‘Crystal Math’ doesn’t appeal to everyone yet conveys entirely new sonic vistas for speculation.
Belgian duo Twin Toes serve up some avant-garde pop on their new single ‘Ghost Hair’. Check out this hair-raising track right here.
Dumb Waiter show off their outlandish ideas in their quite brilliant new track ‘Digging a Hole under a Bodega’ which we’re premiering here.
Overall, ‘The Black Hours’ is an ambitious album and as a collective Dead Space Chamber Music has achieved something impressive – but it is definitely not for everybody’s tastes, especially not if you suffer from a short attention span.
If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s the sheer amount of people who are either forgotten or disregarded. We’ve…
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According to an excerpt on the Bandcamp page, “Panchil Topke was a collaborative venture by Teerath and Taraga, where…
Long out-of-print on vinyl since their original release, Between the Buried and Me’s sophomore album, The Silent Circus, has…
Alphaville is the first Imperial Triumphant release I’ve come across, and, when an album is prefaced with a word…
Telemark (Candlelight Records) is Ihsahn’s personal love letter to his roots, geographically and musically: five tracks that blend black metal, avant-garde experimentalism, Norwegian folk melodies, and surprising cover versions in a Valentines Day EP like no other.
“Blood,” he first single from Kid Be Kid’s upcoming EP on Springstoff, Lovely Genders, is a bizarre, yet highly original blend of jazz, soul and beatboxing that amply deserves the label of avant-R&B.
Running Out of Time Doing Nothing by The Meads of Asphodel is a deeply personal album, full of opinions with a strong introspective slant and influences that run the gamut from punk to goth to alternative to electronica, making for an extremely avant-garde take on black metal.
Calling all weirdo-rock lovers; we’ve got a good one for ya today! Titled “Panic Attack #2,” we’re debuting the funky-fresh lead single off the forthcoming sophomore album, Popcorn, but also House Fire, from New York’s Yucca King.
Fancy some spiky, quirky art-punk with a distinct mod twist and a bucket-load of energy? Step up, Perennial. With debut album The Symmetry of Autumn Leaves comes a fleeting ball of raucousness and experimentation, and with album number two coming soon, we spoke with the band to discuss the past eighteen months.