Endless Playlist
A stunning mix of bass and R&B that comes together beautifully.
Dan Snaith creates a club jam with various layers and powerful atmosphere.
Witty Brooklyn post-punks embrace an abrasive, nihilist edge.
An atmospheric, post-dubstep thing of beauty.
A powerful, psychedelic metal triumph.
An aesthetic transformation from Denmark’s dark punks.
Relatively brief, strangely accessible, and totally devastating.
Greg Fox and Thor Harris provide a volcanic percussive backdrop to aural terror.
The yet-to-be-released A Better Tomorrow yields a show-stopping single.
A post-punk power ballad, high on noise and independence.
A seven-minute slow burner that shows off the singer-songwriter’s strength in haunting, patient balladry.
A dark, driving new post-punk gem from Too True.
New Jersey jangle pop group does a lot with a little on their gorgeous new single.
Adam Granduciel takes us on a ride.
Video game synths and furious, anarchic verse.
As anticipation grows for Katy B’s sophomore album, her slow drip of singles yields another glorious splash.
Montreal indie heroes outdo themselves with new disco epic.
A romantic sounding, yet still quite heavy and ominous new highlight.
A tender song for Kwes’ grandparents.
Doom metal innovators turn out a powerful, melodic epic.