FOCUS // THE MUSICAL EVOLUTION OF T.R.A.M. AND THE MARS VOLTA’S ADRIÁN TERRAZAS GONZÁLEZ
Just over a month ago, followers of our Instagram page were able to tune into our try. Adrián:...
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EXCLUSIVE // Listen to some of the face-melting cuts off Body Hound’s instrumental masterpiece ‘No Moon’
In Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse 5, Billy Pilgrim is a war veteran with a peculiar predicament: he's got himself 'unstuck in time'. WHAT. 'All moments, past, present and future, always have existed, always will exist'...
EXCLUSIVE // Listen to Heirloom’s new track ‘Lunar Swoon’
And now for something different. Something a bit more wholesome, down-to-earth and satisfying. Los Angeles’ Heirloom, not to...
Tippwerk – Exotics (2017)
In Exotics, New York trio Tippwerk prove they are as compelling as they are ephemeral. Having proclaimed their imminent farewell...
EXCLUSIVE // Listen to Dialects’ ‘Superluminal’ off their upcoming debut LP
Scottish post-rockers Dialects have been heavily touring over the past two years, after releasing their debut EP LTKLTL...
Panji & the Buffalo – Rare Moves (2017)
If you came across the new Panji & the Buffalo EP without a proper introduction, you’d be forgiven...
Wot Gorilla? – Angel Numbers (2017)
Angel Numbers, the newest EP from Halifax’s auspicious math-pop trio Wot Gorilla? is a rhythmically bombastic display of their growth. The appropriately titled second track '11:11' was previously released as a taste of their upcoming effort, and sounded like a blend of some of their EPs New Arrival EP...
BISONwar – BISONwar (2017)
Pasadena trio BisonWAR are in interesting territory on their self-titled debut. BisonWAR is a dark album, not least implied by its eerie artwork of a twilit winter forest, but it is not an aggressive album. Like a handful of other math rock greats, the likes of Ativin and Town Portal, the band explore heavier terrains but without diving completely into the metal tier.
EXCLUSIVE // Stream Lambhorn’s new album ‘Cascade’
Unsurprisingly Lambhorn's debut album is a well-structured and exquisitely produced instrumental release, effortlessly moving from highs to lows. The album's six tracks are eclectic, dense and teeming with catchy guitar melodies.
CHON – Homey (2017)
Back when I was but a mere pleb, it was the triple-attack of CHON, Mogwai and a happy accident while looking for some Falco, that drew me into math rock.