There’s something unsettling about the artwork for Ostraca’s upcoming LP, Eventualities. Four grayscale illustrations, each evoking a quiet but heavy inevitability. A woman standing in a checkered hallway, turning away from light
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It starts with a jam session in early 2020—three guys in a Brooklyn practice space, sketching out the bones of
Standing on a windswept mountainside, rain hammering down, trying to sketch the shape of clouds as they shift and dissolve.
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Chicago’s hardcore scene got a jolt today, with Hold My Own releasing their new single “No Respect Due” through DAZE.
Imagine waking up every day with the sky pressing down like a steel lid, your own dirt claimed by someone
San Antonio shoegaze trio Beware Of Dog push deeper into their own murky, melancholic sound with their latest single, Cold.
Before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Obrij had already seen the writing on the wall. The signs were there—the revival
Kusanagi has always been a band that thrives on the convergence of influences. Formed in Liverpool in 2011, the four-piece—Alan
Some bands start with a plan. Downward wasn’t one of them. Drew Richardson and Tollie Pugh have been playing together
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Milwaukee-based four-piece Bug Moment has spent the last four years shaping a sound that exists in the gray area between emo, hyperpop, and post-hardcore. With their upcoming EP The Lazer Collection, they’re
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Oakland’s hardcore underground keeps pushing forward, and this time, two of its contributors—Piss Mist and Wrinkled Rat—are marking their spot with a split 7-inch, set for release on March 14. This collaboration brings together two bands that, while rooted in hardcore punk, each twist
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‘Umbra,’ the title track of Bristol’s Bible Club’s upcoming sophomore EP, is a stark indictment of societal monotony, weaving together politically charged spoken word with layered guitars that shift between jarring asymmetry and moments of unified force. Slated for release on March 7 via
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In late January 2025, Denver’s athousandangelsandseven drop their self-titled debut EP through
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Somewhere beneath the damp brick of Bristol’s The Louisiana, in a basement
Swimming’s second full-length, Old, isn’t just an album—it’s a document of time.
