Three months ago, we covered Maridia’s single I Am A Whisper, a stark meditation on isolation and human fragility. Now, the Stockholm-based grim post-hardcore band returns with Tumulus, a track that burns
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Survived by Nothing carved their lane by force—off time, off axis, off the leash. The Croatian four-piece doesn’t care what
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St. Paul-based rock trio Institutional Green are celebrating the release of their debut album Deep Pockets—a ten-song collection composed in
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Slow Mass have shared “Blur,” the second single from their long-awaited second full-length Low on Foot, due out May 16
CALATRAVA’s unveils a raw chronicle of lost time in central Spain on “Copas. Espadas. Oros. Bastos.”
Ten songs, four years, and three working-class thirty-somethings from Madrid trying to process what it means to live, work, and
“An Inquisition of Angels” by Tchert about what happens after belief has been exhausted, hijacked, gutted. The debut full-length from
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It began with a question between old friends, asked just before a flight—“hey, let me track vocals”—and an answer that changed things: “okay, let’s go now.” From that almost accidental moment in
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Philadelphia’s industrial sludge unit WORST ONES returns with “Vex,” a new single and lyric video premiering exclusively right here on IDIOTEQ. Written in response to the violent cycles of war, systemic propaganda, and the weight of American decline, the track takes direct aim at
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The new track from Allentown’s Orphan Donor doesn’t wait for your permission
The final track written and recorded for their debut album, Que plus
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The idea for Kamyki started in reaction. “We recorded one album, played a few shows, and then spent a year and a half mostly congratulating ourselves and talking about old rifles,” says Kacper Burda. “I wanted to move forward.” That itch became a decision.
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There’s something about the raw cold of Finland that makes its way
In today’s reality where punk rock’s edges often get sanded down by
Los Angeles’ emo-grunge crew Crossing i’s Dotting t’s released their latest single,
Knives Out Records has a knack for packaging that hits as hard
