Protomartyr: Relatives In Descent | This Genre’s Saving Grace
Protomartyr are creeping onto the radar with shining consistency. Not only that, people are responding to Relatives In Descent, both enterprise and artist.
Post Punk
Post Punk
Danny Brown: Atrocity Exhibition | The Game-Changer He Always Thought He Could Be
Danny Brown has made all of the right decisions on Atrocity Exhibition. He is a student of the game and that is increasingly obvious.
Album Review: mewithoutYou – Pale Horses
There’s a sense of measured purpose to Pale Horses that I really needed to hear in 2015 and I’m glad I got to experience from mewithoutYou.
Album Review: Falling Stacks – No Wives
Falling Stacks' No Wives is a magnificent achievement, a record steeped in a rich history of alternative discordance that never once feels stale.
Interview with Coliseum
Coliseum's fifth full length, Anxiety's Kiss, is a testament to the longevity of the band. Phil Maye spoke with the band about the record and punk en masse.
Album Review: Wire – Wire
Phil investigates Wire's place among other legacy acts as they release their 14th studio album, their most definitive release yet.
Post-post-punks: The Pop Group and Gang of Four
M. Milner reviews the new albums from The Pop Group and Gang of Four and examines how both bands have aged both musically and in concept.
Album Review: Viet Cong – Viet Cong
Either the dudes in Viet Cong are some sort of weather shamans who saw this frigid Hell coming, or the release of their self-titled debut is eerily timed.
Album Review: Iceage – Plowing Into The Field Of Love
Plowing Into The Field of Love is sparse, but demanding, tortured but comfortable, clear but kaleidoscopic. It is Iceage's greatest album yet!
Album Review: Esben and the Witch – A New Nature
A New Nature is the finely-honed third release from Brighton-based trio Esben and the Witch and it is creepy, gorgeous and atmospheric all at once.