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Summer is winding down and with one last surprise before the Fall kicks in, stoner metal legends Sleep have returned with a sort of surprise release. Hempispheres out now via Third Man Records is the ...

As a devout Jayhawks fan, one who has spent countless hours with the band’s discography, it wouldn’t be fair to call this album a return to form. The band has spent 40 years weaving in and out myriad ...

At the end of July, Joudy, a band from Brooklyn via Venezuela, released their album Permanent Maintenance, via Trash Casual, available to stream and purchase now. Named after a mechanic shop, ...

It’s hard to appreciate music that doesn’t move you. You want to learn, be inspired and motivated, despite the genre. New York City’s Slow Fiction does just that. The band’s debut LP under Tight Knit, ...

When I think about Ceremony, I conjure up this larger than life idea of them in my head…a somewhat enigmatic yet legendary band that have been a focal point of the punk and hardcore scenes for as long ...

Oh, how I’ve been waiting for this day. The nicest band to come out of Scranton are back with their eighth album, and honestly, I already knew how this was going to end for me. After years of ...

Minneapolis' she's green deliver haunting, romantic shoegaze on their third EP, 'shallowtail,' which hints at greatness down the line.

It’s not hyperbole to call Japan’s MONO one of the most immaculate bands around. The post-rock, instrumental act existed since 1999, churning out what can best be described as flawless music. It ...

In the wake of James Gunn’s Superman, the new DC filmverse barrels on with Supergirl. Directed by Craig Gillespie, it stars Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El. While many comic book movie fans would come for ...

Summertime is often posited as the natural enemy of goths everywhere, and while I sympathize with the struggles of all-black clothing in the heat, I must beg to differ. There’s something uniquely ...

If you were a child of the ’80s, or heck, even the ’90s, you’d surely have gone to see Masters of the Universe. As a fan of Travis Knight’s Bumblebee, I couldn’t wait to learn how he planned to mine ...