Robin Sandquist, a Malmö-based multi-instrumentalist formerly of the post-rock band Sejd, has released his solo album Ägydius on vinyl through Sonde Records. Combining alternative, indie-pop, jazz, and post-rock with traces of medieval
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In early April, the U.S. administration under Donald Trump reignited a familiar fire: economic protectionism cloaked in nationalism. Among the
It started with a riff in Rotterdam. Back in late 2019, Chris posted an online ad looking for musicians to
London hardcore band Higher Walls will self-release their new EP No End on April 25th — but this is more
With their first full tour in nearly a decade starting this week, Seattle’s Mercy Ties sat down for a candid
Dave Eats Mud has been a quiet presence in DC’s punk-adjacent underground since 2017, shaped by long breaks, a pandemic,
Brooklyn’s Cash Bribe have dropped a new single, Death Tax, with a video directed by Charlie Jordan and a release
Montreal’s The Last Mile released their second full-length album Holding On To Hope on April 11 via Thousand Islands Records
The Mars Volta’s new full-length Lucro sucio; Los ojos del vacío is now available to stream, but many fans heard
Not so long after their initial presentation here on IDIOTEQ, Minneapolis band Unstable Shapes are back with their debut full-length
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Jesse Thorson has spent most of his life building bands that burn fast and bright. With The Slow Death, he wanted one that wouldn’t break. Over the course of fifteen years, dozens
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The Arizona-based hardcore band See It Through is premiering the title track from their upcoming EP What’s Behind Us Never Fades, out April 14 via New Age Records. The song, also called “See It Through,” is a direct and personal introduction to the group’s
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If you name your song “In the Basement,” you shoot the video
Premiering today, Sungaze’s latest single “Feel Better Tomorrow” cuts straight into the
Boston’s Fat Randy returns today, April 9, with “Dry Mouth,” a compact,
Tallinn-based quartet Kaschalot will release their new album Anemoia on April 8,
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With Ethereal out now via Flatspot Records and shows lined up across both the U.S. and U.K., JIVEBOMB are dragging the whole ocean with them. The band’s debut full-length blends grind, hardcore, and total sonic mayhem, clocking in at just 13 minutes—but there’s nothing
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Seattle’s Dead Bars return with All Dead Bars Go To Heaven, their
Polish metalcore outfit Violent Answer has released Shift, their third EP and
Slow Mass have shared “Blur,” the second single from their long-awaited second
“An Inquisition of Angels” by Tchert about what happens after belief has
