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8 rolific Chicago/L.A.-based musician and producer Surachai returns with Come, Deathless, his newest album since 2016…

8 reamy, sunny and addictively catchy. Tallies’ self-titled debut album is charming, carefree and instantly likable, …

6 ometimes when you listen to an album non-stop for a few days you start to notice every single perk that comes with …

8 FI, the Californian four-piece, are still capable of a surprise or two, this time around with a new five-track long…

8 alt Lake City exports make music of such relentless ferocity that listening to them feels like you’re being repeate…

8 inosaur Jr. frontman returns with their brand-new solo venture, Elastic Days, showing that there is no such thing a…

7 n recent years we have witnessed a resurgence of the post-punk, gothic rock aesthetics, which permeated the radio w…

7 018 is almost over and year-end lists are already being published, but there are still important and highly anticip…

8 Storm Of Light may well have found themselves in a perfect niche within their peers. This, their fifth album, has f…

9 ith a twenty-two minute opening track that feels like you’re are being slowly, deliberately dissected by low-end so…

8 ionysus is not your ordinary, run of the mill, world music record, then again the duo of Brendan Perry and Lisa Ger…

9 ropical Fuck Storm’s – the new band formed by Gareth Liddiard and Fiona Kitschin (The Drones), joined by Lauren Ham…

8 I don’t want to write about these same things anymore,” she says. “I need some new sources of inspiration. And I do…

8 he Ocean Collective is hell-bent on its mission to educate us all, from changes to our planet across hundreds of mi…

8 RSQ (pronounced seer-skew) is the solo project of Kennedy Ashlyn (vocalist/keyboardist of Them Are Us Too) and the …

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