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A slow, electric, oscillating guitar sound begins to flutter into the listening space. The dynamic build up and drop off of the opening title track “Cathedral Speech” by Spirit Possession starts to ...
Allow me to open with vague praise: Tangled In The Vines is a solid album that a lot of people will find enjoyable. It fits nicely into the indie/emo genre bucket; it is well-produced, and the ...
New Orleans-based “bimboviolence” act Brat are releasing their new album Manslayer today on Prosthetic Records, but before they dropped it they had a little treat for us. Earlier this week they ...
The “return-to-form” album can often kind of suck. Perhaps I am biased, but I’m always game for a band to take a big risk with their sound and put out a wacky album or two, and frankly, the follow-up ...
When Melissa Auf der Maur answers my phone call, as she sits on a train traveling to her native Canada, she tells me that this may be her first conversation solely dedicated to her new album, BASS ...
Doom Regulator, the project that has reunited Operation Ivy’s Tim Armstrong and Jesse Michaels, have announced their first ever live performances. The shows will be part of The Interrupters’ massive ...
The sound of today’s hardcore is both evergreen and ever-changing. There are metallic hardcore bands out there who have given us some of the most memorably brutal records of the last decade-plus. I ...
Gwar founding member Chuck Varga, who is also known as The Sexecutioner, has unfortunately passed away. He was 68 years old at the time of his passing. The announcement came through the band’s bassist ...
Justin Broadrick has never made music for anyone but himself. Nearly four decades into his illustrious creative journey that conviction hasn’t softened, if anything, recent injury and circumstance ...
Starting in a North Philadelphia basement over a decade ago, Brackish delivers the first three tracks from the split. Prior to its inception, Connor Byrne was regularly opening local shows acoustical ...
The art of collaboration can be a puzzle of sorts. It’s similar to two pieces with jagged edges connecting with each other despite having differences along with embracing what brought them together in ...
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