Featured - Week 17 - 04/28/25
Skull Servant
Live Magicks
"Heavy riffs with clean and harsh vocals"
Kota Kira
Bloody Tears
"Kota Kira’s 'Bloody Tears' cover, out now via Re:Mission Entertainment, reimagines the Castlevania classic with witch house vibes and a danceable rhythm."
Avery Friedman
New Thing
"'New Thing' is the 'scarily accomplished' (KLOF Mag) debut album from Brooklyn's Avery Friedman."
New - Week 17 - 04/28/25
colourchord
landscape
"Gentle melodies sway over peaceful, rain-soaked field recordings. An ode to Spring."
Weeping Kin
Epoch of Mourning
"Melodic, melancholic Gothic/Doom Metal."
immortal ebt
hangin with myself
"A glitchy experimental pop project that's very psychedelic in nature influenced by idm and electronic music."
No Museums
Pale Blue Eyes and Folk Terrors (double album)
"No Museums: A homemade hybrid of creaking pop and basement rock, using an array of textural devices and hummed noise."
Nadine de Macedo
Nightflight
"Nightflight – A lost album of dreamhouse classics."
Ruin The Mind
RHYMES 4 THE END TIMES
"Ruin The Mind showcases his nu-metal roots with RHYMES 4 THE END TIMES, a 10-track collection of stomping, industrial-tinged tunes that calls to mind artists like Korn and Marilyn Manson."
Megadead
Guppy
"Many-coloured drone, field recorded texture, and sun-struggling-to-break-through-heavy-cloud burnished flakes of melody"
synapse collapse
statement of purpose
"a weird, dark, experimental, electronic, exciting ride of creative endurance."
Matte Black
Beyond the Sun
"Tonight, we'll find what's beyond the sun."
We Are Information
Can't Argue With Stupid
"On 'Can't Argue With Stupid,' We Are Information crafts a mesmerizing sonic journey through societal discord and natural sanctuary, where glitchy electronics and atmospheric post-rock collide to document both the absurdity of our times and the beauty that persists within it."
JK
BOtEnG
"A furious 10-track blast of punk defiance, street grit, and raw truth from JK—fast, loud, and unapologetically real."
Stress Dolls
Alone
"A bop about being an introvert and not wasting time on people who cause you stress."
The Corpse Of The Mother Of God
The Happiest Place
"New project by Spite Cathedral and one of the innovators of the “Industrial-Noise“ genre Allan Zane."
Jacob Tell
Hard To Be Human
"A chronicle of the hardships, conflicts and anxieties of post-election Americans."
Bad Optics
The Visitor
"“The Industry of Death” excoriates rampant consumerism’s human price, “Raw Blink on Hari Kiri Rock” lambasts passivity in the face of police violence, and the title track spotlights the ease in escaping the friction necessary for growth."
Satiricus Doomicus Americus (Buzzard, Christopher Thomas Elliott)
Satiricus Doomicus Americus (Buzzard, Christopher Thomas Elliott)
"Dubbed 'doomgrass,' Satiricus Doomicus Americus combines doom/rock/metal/folk/country with socially relevant wordplay and vintage audio sampling."
THE GELS
NEVER MIND THE TITLE HERE'S THE GELS
"Stylistically, the album bounces between no-nonsense hard rockers, by-the-numbers pop-punk, and even those not-at-all out of place on comercial FM radio.FM"
THE GELS
FORTUNE FAVOURS THE SLAVE
"Four lanes of one-way, no bullshit, dirty-as-fuck, rock 'n roll."
Satchel Brown
Fortune Baby
"soundtrack for a day by the train tracks"
Echo Vocation
Mutable Vol. 1
"Spacious guitar lines trace paths across expansive synth-infused canvases."
John McCabe
It Rings A Bell
"Perhaps it is the languid alt country jangle-pop inflected sound that immediately resonates or just that his music is an instant reminder of the college rock / jangle-pop halcyon days of the late 80's and early 90s,"
Fused
COUNTDOWN RED - COMPLETE MISSION
"Classic 80s synth-pop vibes meets modern production in this tour-de-force of electropop from well renowned artist Fused"
