A Place to Bury Strangers
Tracing the roots of a genre with a peculiar name and an immaculate sound
The New York noise-gazers balance their cacophony and sonic experiments with some of their strongest post-punk sounds to date.
A bite-sized sampling of the NYC shoegaze/noise-rock group’s well-tuned sonics.
Iceage, Black Country New Road, A Place to Bury Strangers and more.
The New York noise-punks temper their noise and let their sound breathe.
A retrospective on one of the most influential labels in underground and electronic music.
We talk about our favorite records from 1995, including GZA, PJ Harvey, Fugazi and Elliott Smith.
New York group’s latest less of a shoegaze revival album and more of an eerie, piercing and intense noise punk album.
NYC shoegazers’ fourth album now streaming via NPR.
Oliver Ackermann discusses Exploding Head and more.
