VASA – Heroics (2020)
As the adage goes, ‘you work hard, you play hard’. Sure, a tad confusing when applied to music....
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NEW MUSIC // Fer Sher are offering up serves of math rock and indie with their new release ‘Step Siblings’
Ooooooooooh, Canada. Look at y’all up there with your Gulfers and your Golden Pythons and your Stack Your...
Exclusive // Chicago Band Ands (Members of Space Blood and The Felix Culpa) Premiere New Video “Unheroic Doses”
Ands is the new band from William Covert and Sam Edgin of Space Blood. After taking a year...
NEW MUSIC // Floral offer a sign of the times with ‘The Good Song’
Floral are a band who have taken technical guitar-driven math rock down a side street. The band produce...
EXCLUSIVE // Trying Science are rolling out a track from their new EP ‘Next’
Austin is not just known for Explosions in the Sky and Scratch Acid. Naye, there’s a back catalogue...
NEW MUSIC // Floral makes a sparkling return with new single ‘This Year’
Well, this one has been a long time coming. Five years ago, the Floral crew premiered their second...
EXCLUSIVE // Colin Phils unveil new single ‘Frenemies’ off their upcoming album
Colin Phils have racked up more frequent flyer points than the average math rock band, having formed in South...
EXCLUSIVE // Ground Patrol channel the abstract in their newest video ‘Quake’
Is it or is it not an irony that a Sydney-New York instrumental math rock duo named Ground Patrol get most of their inspiration patrolling the skies? Each of their album covers is a breathtaking aerial view of natural architecture, each snapped from a plane. According to guitarist Kyle Sanna, it's all part of the band's scope.
FOCUS // Paranoid Void: from Osaka to abroad
Over the last year, Paranoid Void have put each and every iota of their spare time into organising one of the greatest undertakings of a band: the booking of an international tour...
VIDEO // Body Hound live at Bad Pond Festival, Brighton
Where would we be as a scene without Body Hound? The band absolutely unleashed last year with one of our favourite releases of the year. In a scene dominated by gentle fret-wandering melodies and emo platitudes, the guitar-shredding, gammon-eating, Yorkshire-flag-waving BH absolutely punish their audience with a more dark and brooding from of instrumental rock. Case in point: this sensational live video from Bad Pond 2019.