NEW MUSIC // DEVOTE YOURSELVES TO REST ASHORE AND THEIR EVOCATIVE SINGLE
Rest Ashore are Hoboken emo/math quartet that’s been making a name themselves for some time now with their...
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NEW MUSIC // Hyper Olympic embrace youth, spoof nostalgia with ‘Life is But A Dream Team’
Somewhere between the impenetrable stylings of Sonic Youth, the glorious mid-1980’s punk spasticity of Hüsker Dü, and the...
EXCLUSIVE // TRANSCEND TIME AND TRADITION WITH ZETA
Since 2003, Venezuela’s beloved Zeta have successfully married post-hardcore, punk, and math-rock to the drum-centric sound of their...
EXCLUSIVE // Stream Honey and Salt’s New Video ‘A Nihilist Takes Up Knitting’
Austin, TX’s Honey and Salt are set to release their self titled album on April 6th and are...
Ganglions – “Thirsty” EP
Sheffield-via-Ireland math rockers Ganglions have unveiled their second group of thoughtfully crafted quintuplets unto the world. The 4 songs on Thirsty are further proof of the band's hard work in 2017, considering their debut EP Fetch! was also released this year.
The EFFECTS – Eyes to the Light (2017)
Full disclosure: I have never listened to Faraquet. Yes, I know. Feel free to opine to me on...
Yvette Young – Acoustics EP 2 (2017)
If there are two traits that tie together multi-instrumentalist Yvette Young’s work as a whole; they are beauty and detail. Young’s new EP, her second collection of acoustic compositions, is a solid example of this, creating a gentle, emotive atmosphere that deepens with each song.
tricot – 3 (2017)
Kyoto trio tricot return with jangling math rock in their highly anticipated third album 3. The sheer musicianship of Ikkyu, Motifour and Hirohiro slapping the listener in the face with the sound of the first trademark high-pitched snare of 'Tokyo Vampire Hotel', the album’s opening track.
Options – Maxed Out (2016)
Maxed Out is the newest addition to the quite extensive discography of Options, the solo project of Chicagoan multi-instrumentalist...
Hit Home – …After the Fact (2016)
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.