For those in the mood for unfiltered punk rock without any hangups, this album will scratch that bloody itch.
Brit Babushkas and Co. hit a dance-punk beat on ‘Same as That’ – A strange but moreish combination.
Juggling afrobeat and electronic with equal ease, Cain Culto’s refusal to be stereotyped takes pride in the blithe.
Featuring lush synths and spacey vocals, this full-bodied experimental electronic album transcends its runtime and creates an expansive sonic landscape.
Deliciously unhinged, the potent pandemonium of this album blows down pretentious walls with a sneer.
Radiating creativity, the London-based group’s debut album revels in experimentation with its fists in the air.
The Chicago-based quartet blazes through a banger of a debut that leaves a fiery trail behind, and it’s a blast to get caught in the slipstream.
“Come, all ye unfaithful,” and let Dancer’s latest EP deliver a shot of Brit-punk irreverence right to your main vein.
Tough as nails and louder than a banshee in a bear trap, the Brooklyn-based band will grab you by the throat and take you to the cleaners.
Incendiary one moment, soul-stirring the next—the songs on the Assam-born, Brooklyn-based soul-connoisseur’s latest album feel delightfully self-assured.
