REVIEW: By Million Wires – ‘Not Over’
There is a quiet sense of patience running through By Million Wires’ long-awaited new EP ‘Not Over’. After a fourteen-year absence,
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SHARKEOLOGIST drag Ginuwine’s ‘Pony’ into the shadows on their heavy new rework
Seattle outfit SHARKEOLOGIST have unveiled a dark and riff-loaded reimagining of ‘Pony’, transforming the 90s R&B classic into a brooding
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Us crank up the chaos on new single ‘Yo-Yo Revolution’
Finnish indie-rock agitators Us return with the explosive new single ‘Yo-Yo Revolution’, the latest preview of their forthcoming sophomore album
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Sunraker embrace emotional collapse on new single ‘Mad’
Copenhagen alt-rock outfit Sunraker dive headfirst into obsession, paralysis and emotional decay on their intense new single ‘Mad’, released ahead
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REVIEW: Joshua Zero – ‘Carnage’
There is a point during Joshua Zero’s ‘Carnage’ where the entire EP feels like it might collapse in on itself.
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Nick Moon spirals further into chaos on new single ‘Bonfire City’
Los Angeles post-punk provocateur Nick Moon pushes deeper into noisy experimentation with ‘Bonfire City’, a restless and explosive new release
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Tár turn nostalgia into something cosmic on new EP ‘Dancing on the Event Horizon’
There’s a particular kind of emotional heaviness that Tár understand remarkably well. It’s the feeling of being suspended between collapse
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Delphi Lights channel myth and momentum on the brooding new single ‘Siren Shoreline’
There’s a sense of narrative ambition running through ‘Siren Shoreline’. Here, rather than settling into straightforward rock conventions, Calgary outfit
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Marian turn up the noise on new single ‘Rock N’ Roll’
New Brunswick trio Marian deliver a punchy and unapologetic statement with ‘Rock N’ Roll’, a driving cut lifted from their
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Inception of Eternity channel elemental power on new single ‘Mother of Dawn’
There’s a certain gravity that comes with a band choosing restraint over excess, especially within a genre that often thrives
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