Church Road Records signees Believe in Nothing have released a new single, ‘What Would You Do?’ — a slow-motion descent into public humiliation, execution, and the murky pleasure we sometimes find in
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Not so long after their initial presentation here on IDIOTEQ, Minneapolis band Unstable Shapes are back with their debut full-length
The Arizona-based hardcore band See It Through is premiering the title track from their upcoming EP What’s Behind Us Never
If you name your song “In the Basement,” you shoot the video in one. That’s exactly what Yass did. No
Premiering today, Sungaze’s latest single “Feel Better Tomorrow” cuts straight into the reality of living with chronic illness, pulling no
With Ethereal out now via Flatspot Records and shows lined up across both the U.S. and U.K., JIVEBOMB are dragging
Jesse Thorson has spent most of his life building bands that burn fast and bright. With The Slow Death, he
Boston’s Fat Randy returns today, April 9, with “Dry Mouth,” a compact, three-minute gut-punch that stretches their post hardcore infused
Domestic Terror is the debut EP by Canberra-based emo band Domesticated Incels, out April 11. Across six tracks—four songs and
Turnstile have announced their new album Never Enough, due out June 6th. It’s their first full-length release since Glow On
Seattle’s Dead Bars return with All Dead Bars Go To Heaven, their third full-length and their first in six years,
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Korine’s A Flame in the Dark, dropped on March 28, 2025, via Born Losers Records. It’s a synth-pop release built on contrasts: driving beats with heavy-hearted themes, catchy melodies with lyrics that
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Tallinn-based quartet Kaschalot will release their new album Anemoia on April 8, 2025. Clocking in at just over 37 minutes, the eight-track LP is the group’s first full-length since 2021’s Zenith, and it reflects a longer creative process marked by three years of personal
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Black Mantra has just dropped the video premiere for their track “Wrong,”
Boston-based rock outfit Mission to Sleep will release their debut LP A
Philadelphia’s industrial sludge unit WORST ONES returns with “Vex,” a new single
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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 mysticism, the album was shaped over years of personal experience, creative struggle,
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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
There’s a reason the new Fiction Years II EP by Drunk Uncle
It began with a question between old friends, asked just before a
