The British are the undisputed front runners when it comes to blending the hook-rich and jangly nature of alt-rock and indie with the stylings of math rock...
On ‘Human Touch‘, the Copenhagen trio start out with a riff-groove theme that feels pretty natural at first. But the instrumental outfit continually expand upon it with conflicting patterns that shift the rhythmic feel...
One of the great perks of touring is trying the many forms of cuisine the globe has to offer. But when you ain't signed to Sony, you're typically always on a budget. More than likely you're going to be depending on the a la carte menu at Shell...
The underground scene at the end of the 80's was a time of detachment. The once-scruffy metal bands like Metallica and Megadeth were now riding private jets...
Since the release of the “Dirty Water” EP in 2013, Black Dirty have been honing their one-of-a-kind sound. Their music is bubbly and complex like an expensive champagne, and their new EP, Paw Paw, is no exception.
ni is a band that don't dilly-dally around the fact that they are out to break music. The band ostensibly exist to challenge the musical elements that are primal to us: defined rhythmic pulses, harmonies, cadence.
Since forming in 2017, Standards have proven to be a vibrant math-rock duo. Their self-titled EP was released just last spring and they've already prepared a basket of delectable, juicy songs for us to enjoy.
Falcon Punch were as explosive as they were elusive. In a mere matter of weeks in 2014, the Canadian band dropped a track to widespread acclaim and were subsequently scooped up by London label Blood and Biscuits
As well as being lauded masters of beefy riffs, Memory of Elephants write songs that are to the point. The Bristol trio is not one to dawdle, dilly-dally or beat around the bush with unnecessary interludes and musical platitudes...
