On Ministry's 14th album "AmeriKKKant", Al Jourgensen takes on gun-worship, racism, the alt-right, and Donald Drumpf while returning to the sound that defined Industrial Metal.
Cherry Red's new box set All Sides of the Roxy takes a focused look at Todd Rundgren, presenting nearly three hours of guest stars, power pop gems, piano ballads and Philly soul, all live at Los Angeles' Roxy Nightclub in 1978.
Medium Weekend's mosaic of sound can be chaotic and sometimes doesn't feel like it makes sense it will keep you coming back for more. The new record NOTCH is full of twists and turns. Also, they talk about their hometown Seattle and give some good tips if you ever visit!
And just like that it was over. After eight booze-fuelled years one of London’s premier DIY punk bands, Death Pedals has decided to call it quits, but not without releasing a third and final self titled album
Pinpointing music should always be managed through the ears, so much becomes evident while spinning both Somali Yacht Club’s The Sea and Weedpecker's III.
In January's edition of Sevens and Splits, BGM's writers examine new 7" singles and EPs by Ryan Hamilton & The Traitors, Big Bliss, Las Rosas, Heiress, Great Falls, Dunes, Carrolhood, and Timeshares
A list of 30 of the best Noise Rock Bands and Albums from 2017. This list also features the latest album from Lana Del Rey for some strange reason. Anyway, enjoy!
And it got me thinking (not unlike Carrie Bradshaw after her umpteenth Manhattan of the evening). What are the best fifth albums in a band’s discography that have ever been released?
King Buffalo have mastered their craft, Repeater shows us this much. The feelings and thoughts conjured up by their work have crept into my brain and nested there, craving more of this brand of psychedelic bluesrock shamanery.
Without any further ado, let’s look at the 15 most interesting heavy psych, rock, stoner, and metal releases that will or might happen next year according to yours truly with a little help of the interhole...