Occasionally when browsing Bandcamp, you come across a diamond in the rough. Separated Skies’ latest album, Death Is Beyond a Field of Flowers, is one of those gems, an atmospheric post-rock album that is full of heart and emotion and… Read More »Separated Skies – Death Is Beyond A Field of Flowers Review
If I had a nickel for every time an electronic breakcore artist blended classical music with electronic, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice. Kammerkonzert is the latest album from Squarepusher, which… Read More »Squarepusher – KAMMERKONZERT Review
Grindcore often finds its way back into my life after several years of sitting dormant. Back in the mid-2000s, I was obsessed with Agoraphobic Nosebleed. It was raw, aggressive, and anyone who’d hear me listening to it generally hated it.… Read More »Fake Dust – Decrepitizing Din Of The Cerebral Psyopticon Review
Can Death Cab for Cutie do any wrong? Honestly, I’m not sure. Their entire catalogue is full of great albums after the next, each with their own standout tracks bolstering this band’s incredible discography, Death Cab for Cutie are back… Read More »Death Cab for Cutie – I Build You A Tower Review
I once saw someone ask if Angine de Poitrine were a band for musicians because they “just didn’t get it”, and honestly, that makes a lot of sense. A lot of the people talking about this duo, myself included, are… Read More »Angine de Poitrine – Vol.II Review
There’s something in a good band name. In a world where band names are finite, finding one that really captures the eye is rare, but The Shania Twainsaw Massacre managed to find one, a really good one. While bands like… Read More »The Shania Twainsaw Massacre – Horsemaning Review
Emery surprised us all earlier this year when they announced their next album, Styrofoam, would be coming this fall. They then surprised us again when they said the album was instead dropping in the summer. They then did it once… Read More »Emery – Styrofoam Review
After months of teasing music, releasing a handful of singles, and being a general nuisance on their social media, Evil Island has dropped their debut album, Terraform the Afterlife. As I had hoped, it’s a chaotic punky, post-hardcore, sasscore record,… Read More »Evil Island – Terraform The Afterlife Review
Hikes dropped their latest album Winnower back in March, and it’s taken me way too long to get around to writing about it. Why? Well, first, I want to make it clear that it’s not because it’s by any means… Read More »Hikes – Winnower Review
Following their 2022 record, Let’s Promise to Be Happy (しあわせになるから、なろうよ), Japanese math-rock group JYOCHO are back with a brand-new album, Unforgettable Memories (忘れたくないこと), marking a pivotal moment in the band’s history as they also announced the departure of their vocalist and… Read More »JYOCHO – Unforgettable Memories (忘れたくないこと) Review