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Rhizome and The Flavonoids shoot for the stars on ‘SUPERIMPOSER,’ an inventive electro-surf fantasyreviewRhizome and The Flavonoids shoot for the stars on ‘SUPERIMPOSER,’ an inventive electro-surf fantasyAcidic lyrics, twitchy synths, and biting beats—what more does one need?by Rohit Bhattacharya · December 3, 2025
Ghosts of punk-eras-past, haunted houses and dreamscapes live in Trash TV’s ‘Norman’s Home’reviewGhosts of punk-eras-past, haunted houses and dreamscapes live in Trash TV’s ‘Norman’s Home’The Brooklyn-based trio’s debut album reanimates the best parts of a record store's punk and post-punk section before dismembering those…by Nina Evans · November 19, 2025Interview with Legss: the feral answer to BritpopinterviewInterview with Legss: the feral answer to Britpop"Britpop is all about that sort of carefree attitude. It's about celebrating everything, not so much a reflection, just living…by Bella Spratley · September 10, 2025Bliss Foxx tears into old wounds and patches them up on ‘Eat Sleep Freak’reviewBliss Foxx tears into old wounds and patches them up on ‘Eat Sleep Freak’The Portland band fills their debut album with high-energy soundscapes, candid lyricism, and all-around infectious pop-punk feistiness.by Emily Whitchurch · August 8, 2025Swirling guitar melodies, affronting spoken word, and ghoulish wails on Sunnet’s ‘Attic’reviewSwirling guitar melodies, affronting spoken word, and ghoulish wails on Sunnet’s ‘Attic’The Australian duo’s willingness to experiment leads them to the heart of the human psyche.by Emily Whitchurch · July 23, 2025Y’s self-titled debut EP resembles a sonic hurricanereviewY’s self-titled debut EP resembles a sonic hurricaneElements of jazz, post-punk, and pop swirl around each track, chaotic and frenzied, but, at their core, the London-based band…by Emily Whitchurch · May 12, 2025‘In An Empty Space I’m Screaming’ holds your hand while dragging you to the murky depths of gothic post-punkreview‘In An Empty Space I’m Screaming’ holds your hand while dragging you to the murky depths of gothic post-punkOn the UK-based band’s debut album, it’s clear Kailan Price’s need to make music is unrelenting, scratching its way to…by Emily Whitchurch · November 18, 2024‘GILT!’ is Enabling Behaviour’s haunting soundtrack for a sterile and unforgiving worldreview‘GILT!’ is Enabling Behaviour’s haunting soundtrack for a sterile and unforgiving worldThe UK-based post-punk band’s debut album is a discordant alternative with sardonic brooding always at the forefront.by Izzy Astuto · October 7, 2024His Father’s Voice exemplify “Good things come to those who wait” with ‘Black Poison Morning’reviewHis Father’s Voice exemplify “Good things come to those who wait” with ‘Black Poison Morning’The Ireland-based band’s debut album navigates a journey across heavy, classic post-punk and uplifting, airy new wave.by Killian · September 30, 2024SCHRAMM delivers a post-punk guide on ‘How to fail at Love’reviewSCHRAMM delivers a post-punk guide on ‘How to fail at Love’The Berlin-based artist’s latest EP documents messy firsthand experiences stitched together with thoughtfulness and sonic range.by Emily Whitchurch · July 17, 2024Maruja reaches new heights with ‘Connla’s Well’reviewMaruja reaches new heights with ‘Connla’s Well’The U.K.-based art rock band has quickly returned with another palpably moody gut-punch of an EP, driven by poetic world-building…by Reece Beckett · May 20, 2024Teenage Sequence turns trauma and frustration into a dance partyreviewTeenage Sequence turns trauma and frustration into a dance partyLet Dewan-Dean Soomary’s debut 'Teenage Sequence' move you, motivate you, and radicalize you.by mynameisblueskye · March 11, 2024Embrace the menacing mania of The Umlauts’ electronic magnum opus ‘Slags’reviewEmbrace the menacing mania of The Umlauts’ electronic magnum opus ‘Slags’Radiating creativity, the London-based group's debut album revels in experimentation with its fists in the air.by Rohit Bhattacharya · March 4, 2024
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