Denver, Colorado heavy rock duo, In The Whale are teasing their Studio 606-record new EP, DOPAMINE, with the video for lead single, “Highways”.
Swindon and Southampton-based prog project The Black Light dropped their new single “Singularity”; check out our impression of how the duo’s effort has paid off.
By Tiffany Shum Photos by Walid Lodin https://www.gwenstefani.com/ The Molson Canadian Amphitheatre was jam packed this past Thursday evening…
Had a shitty, day? Well then, Atomised, could be precisely the album you need in your life right now…
New Line Cinema/Warner Brothers Pictures http://www.warnerbros.com/ By Natalie Paterson Hot Pursuit is definitely a great addition to my…
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Los Angeles based rock-duo Deap Vally release their song “Bad For My Body” via iTunes. The song was premiered online and now is available for you to stream via SoundCloud right here (look up dude)! “Bad For My Body” is one of the tracks on the duo’s upcoming debut album Sistrionix, which will be released on October 8 via Cherrytree/Communion/Interscope/Island.
Okketaehm is a US duo who quite frankly have next to no band info available. A search of the internet finds no biographical data, while the brief bio I got from their label doesn’t offer much either. According to what I did receive, the duo are extremely reclusive, which is understating it in the extreme. These days it is generally easy to find out almost anything about anyone with a quick Google search. These guys however, have somehow managed to make it impossible.
Canadian power-duo Indian Handcrafts premiere the second track from their forthcoming sophomore album Civil Disobedience For Losers today via Pitchfork. Thankfully for all of us, the ferocious song “Terminal Horse” is available to both download and stream HERE as well – so clikc above yo!
Avant-garde black metal duo Formloff released their latest work of audio grimness in the form of Spyhorelandet last month via Eisenwald. The follow up to 2006’s Adjø Silo finds the eclectic Norwegian duo – Bernt Karsten Sannerud and Marius Sjøli – exploring the darker, more atmospheric realms of their past.