Ensuring there is no hiding place from its hellacious breath and discontent, the new album from Canadian noise merchants Tunic is a merciless beast of sonic corrosion and just as greedy invention. Quitter savages the senses from its first breath,… Read More ›
Ever since being introduced to the band through the uniting of their EPs Nate and Eric in one striking encounter back in 2014, INTHEWHALE has been a regular inflammation of lustful consumption here across a subsequent host of encounters. Now… Read More ›
Approaching the new album from UK duo Frauds it came as a surprise, shock even that our introduction to the band through their striking debut album, With Morning Toast & Jam & Juice, was way back in the last throes… Read More ›
As with most instrumental encounters for us, it is the power to imply, incite and ignite the imagination which draws and excites maybe even more but certainly as much as the craft and invention behind it. Irish duo Bicurious have… Read More ›
There is no denying there is always a thick surge of excitement when we get an email from certain quarters saying “We have a new album coming out.” Australian noise mongrels Duckeye are one such protagonist for ears and anticipation,… Read More ›
Reminding ourselves of the journey from their 2004 emergence to the release of their new album has seen an adventure of sound which has grown, matured and evolved across their trio of albums and two EP’s. Each release has seen… Read More ›
W!ZARD is a trio from France who has just unleashed their new EP, an aggressive and invasive slab of noise fuelled post-hardcore which demanded attention from its first ravenous breath to its exhausted last. Bordeaux-based, the band consists of bassist/vocalist… Read More ›
In some ways it is almost as if Norwegian noise casters Shevils are taunting us with the release of their new single, Wet Soaking Wet. The track is the fifth single taken from their upcoming new album, Miracle of the… Read More ›
How to describe Let’s Not (And Say We Did), the new album from Australian noise rockers Zeahorse? It is hellish yet rapturous, corrosive but seductive and as thick a trespass upon the senses as it is a bewitchment. There are… Read More ›
Coming close on the heels of its predecessor, Norwegian hardcore quartet Shevils have uncaged new single, It Never Ends. It is the third track from the band’s upcoming new album, Miracle of the Sun, and another impossible to ignore reason… Read More ›
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