Four years have passed since Sacramento-based math wierdos, Tera Melosreleased their last record, Xe’d out; a gap which, aside from their month-long US tour with Chon and company, earlier this year, has seen the band remain relatively quiet...
If you came across the new Panji & the Buffalo EP without a proper introduction, you'd be forgiven for thinking that You Slut! was back at it. And you'd onl...
The strongest indicator for what Two Songs has in store is in it's opening moments, as a sort of free-associative drumroll meanders through different tones ...
London math-rock/post-hardcore band Nitkowski have unleashed one of the most primal and musically complex albums of the year with Effortless Charm. It’s b...
In their 14 years of existence LITE have always been good at doing something new on each release; using different instruments, adding a sprinkle of other genres one wouldn’t normally associate with them and generally keeping things fresh. Yet they always seems to maintain a mix of clean guitar twiddle and filthy funk rhythms that is theirs alone.
For a band whose name appears to have come about as the result of an accident with a keyboard and an ill-placed banana peel, the first 10 seconds of Kjjjjjj...
Emo is a word that has come to mean so many things to so many different people, so to use it in popular musical discussion is to invite confusion. Any label that is invoked to speak of Rites of Spring, My Chemical Romance, Cap’n Jazz and Foxing is one whose use as an adjective is majorly in question.
The brightest stars burn out fastest, eh? It feels like just last week I was listening to Fight Cloud for the first time, and now I've given money to t...
