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Released March 21, 2025, via Los Angeles’ Already Dead Tapes, SH!TOMATO is the first solo album by Seattle-based artist Daniel
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Ad Meliora have dropped their new single “Drown”, continuing their evolution as one of Stockholm’s more intriguing alternative/post-hardcore projects. The
New Jersey hardcore/screamo outfit has dropped Memento Mori, their debut EP, and we are stoked to give you a special
Toronto’s Survival Club return today with the premiere of their new music video for “Maybe We’ll Learn Something From All
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On April 21st, 2025, The Eerie release their debut full-length, Book of Reverbations — a record that bridges the dreamy oddity of surf’s golden age with the cerebral punch of experimental rock.
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New London-based band ButcherBird will release their debut EP Drought/Deluge through Drowning Sea God Records on 30 May 2025. Ahead of the full release, they’re presenting the video for lead track Trajan’s Massive Column! Built around a balance of chaos and structure, the six-track
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Chicago’s Stress Positions returns with Human Zoo, a new EP dropping May
After nearly two decades in silence, Thirty-Three Rotations is back—carefully, and without
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The UK’s longtime gloom-pop troubadour Brightr is back with Charles Petrescu, the
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