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#10 STILL RUINS S/T As this world spins on its axis of pain and suffering, music is my looking glass into a positive mental...
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#10 STILL RUINS S/T As this world spins on its axis of pain and suffering, music is my looking glass into a positive mental...
As many of us have been scrambling for a way to contribute to the cause of Palestinian liberation, we get bombarded with opaque links...
BABEL MAP is a band that I can’t put into a box, and it’s because they’re layering influences that come through clearly but also...
“Be who you needed when you were younger.” This quote by Ayesha Siddiqi is the first thing that comes to mind when I listen...
There’s something so delicious about melting into some gorgeous classic post punk laced with psychedelic garage rock. That’s what I’m doing right now as...
In the post-9/11 world in which we all live, there have been many bands that play aggressive or weird styles of music who have...
Breaking away from the safer post-punk archetypes, Cleveland’s Privacy//Policy is not devoid of the cold noise made famous by Ian and the boys. However,...
In 2013, I listed Masquerade’s “Play Dead” demo among the best deathrock releases of that year (the 2013 list is here, by the way)....
The lads from Denmark have had quite the creative growth spurt. From the rowdy punk rock they lashed out with in their teens to...
Over two years ago, in my review of Cult of Youth’s Love Will Prevail, I wrote that it “really is one of those rare...
The Australian band Total Control‘s second album finds them exploring all things dark and punk. From the new wave keyboards that open this to...
