The second single from ‘May Our Chambers Be Full’ is an epic slow burn.
The new psychedelic sound piece from ‘Soundkeeper’ is breathtaking guitar wizardry.
Faye Webster‘s everyday “woeness” is generally not the type of jam I dig. Sure, life…
A synth-pop classic updated with contemporary twang.
The first single from ‘NO’ is an absolute ripper.
The New York musician captures a specific, cathartic absurdity in her music.
The first single from the band’s upcoming Mordechai is all groove.
Definitely interesting, by no means ignorable.
Return of the (prog) funk.
A standout moment of jazz poetry from the Philadelphia group’s upcoming album.
The Chicago noise band hits a hard groove in the face of historical violence.
A pre-summer summer jam from members of Pill and Eaters.
The enigmatic singer/producer goes for broke in his massive new single.
The bass maestro balances his instrumental prowess with a penchant for self-deprecating humor.
A gently destructive dirge from the Irish singer/songwriter.
A Blade Runner synth jam interspersed with destructive noise sax.
An artful, technologically enhanced and unpredictable direction for metal from the Bay Area band.
A dub-influenced highlight from the two artists’ new collaborative EP.
The funky new single features Slave’s Steve Arrington and The Internet’s Steve Lacy.
The Brooklyn shape-shifters find another new, exciting mutant form.