“The War We Miss? by Jacob's Fall is sometimes playful, then sinfully counterintuitive, sometimes theatrical, always atmospheric, then somber and melancholic.”
Confrontation, resistance, and refusal to be controlled: I Ya Toyah's FEELINGS is a hard-edged industrial statement that turns the mirror on modern humanity and doesn't look away, while Apology blurs the line between justified pain and entitlement with crushing riffs and hypnotic industrial grooves. Montreal's The City Gates' Chimera unfolds like a nocturnal landscape — brooding post-punk rhythms meeting shimmering shoegaze walls of sound. Coma Beach's Passion/Bliss closes their Beckett-fueled triptych in a five-track fever dream caught between punk abrasion and post-punk hallucination, and som som's safe space offers lo-fi but lush introspection on loss, moss, and coming to terms with yourself.
“The War We Miss? by Jacob's Fall is sometimes playful, then sinfully counterintuitive, sometimes theatrical, always atmospheric, then somber and melancholic.”
““Lost in Silence” is a dark, atmospheric and deeply melodic rock album that transforms melancholy, inner struggle and the darker sides of human existence into powerful and emotionally captivating m...”