Cutters - Depresso Rant No. 69
Psychic Injury releases May 30th via Drunken Sailor Records & Legless Records.
Psychic Injury releases May 30th via Drunken Sailor Records & Legless Records.
There's A Place In My Mind Where We All Burn Alive releases sometime this year via Poison City Records.
Società Mentale releases June 6th via La Vida Es Un Mus Discos
Too much cool new shit, that's my favorite luxury problem and it's what the past few weeks had in store, so a C-90 won't suffice this time. That, and also i totally had to add a ten-minute tune to the tracklist because why the fuck not? Dial A for fuzzed-out depravity and general mayhem. B for egg-ish dementia, quirky and forbidden fun and games for the whole family. C for darkness, death and despair. D for some beeps & bloops, followed by hits, hooks and melodies.
Favoured State That's Life
Homeless Cadaver Cadaviar
208 Tantrum
Fulmine Randagio
Fen Fen Dumb
Baghed LKWO
Grand Final Boomtown
Yobs Shitty Eye
Googon Electrodildonics
The Cut-Ups Chenango County Fair
Solvent No Recourse
Norms Struktúra Kultúra
Rouge Paint It Red
Total Sham Keep It Rollin'
Coyote Annoying Dickhead
Purgatorio Una Broma
Personal Damage Cull the Herd
Future of Despair Remnants
Jimsobbins Tv Society
Tiffany Junkfood
So Cow Summer Is Icumen In Again
Cindy7 Wall
The Dogs We Are The Dogs
Billiam I Was A Teenage RNG Freak
Shawnis and The Shimmers Queer Planet
Goblin Daycare Liar, Liar
D.I.M La conduite
Egg Idiot Barf Life
Kapow! KAPOW!
Music For Microwaves Piracy
Tommy Cossack & The Degenerators Bed Sores
Trashdog neUtron danS ShoT-gun wee
Nervous Tick and The Zipper Lips Realign my Mind
Videoflip Pas de mon monde
Elektrokohle I Wanna Cry
Nag Insert A Thought
Monda Hot Tag
Síntesis Vacaciones en Tel Aviv
Whiphouse Lie Cheat Steal Repeat
Girls In Synthesis Picking Things Out Of The Air
DBR Faulty
Dead Finks Baton
S:Bahn You Could Be Mine
Machiavellian Art Fear of The Outside World / Crisis
Paulo Vicious Eu Fico Eu Morro
Thyroids Fake Estate
Nick Normal Mixed Lettuces 1&2
Hyperdog Hole
Powerband Death Machine
Cherry Cheeks Cruel Bore
Vacation Psychic Gasoline
Silicone Values Stuck on Repeat
Ultra Lights Nostalgia
Bluff City Vice Big City Livin
Night Court 1000000th Song
The Dumpies Bisexual Hedgefund Manager
The Wesleys Make It My Way
This Walsall, UK group comes at us with an intentionally overpowering, uncompromising and maximally nasty clump of dissonant, kinda monotonous noise bridging the gap between only the most confrontative fringes of post punk, noise rock and postcore. Interestingly, almost all of the comparisons i can come up with right now already date a few years back, reminding me of how much of an unexpectedly fertile decade the 2010s were for unwieldy noise rock fare, a genre i struggle to find much excitement in, looking at the current landscape. This record takes me right back there, to the genre's second golden era of groups such as early Metz, USA Nails, Keepers, Overtime, Death Panels, Greys, Vangas, Tunic or John (timestwo). Well, at least a couple of these are still around. Then again, the thick veil of constant, dissonant blown-out noise texture these songs stay cloaked in at all times, somewhat reminds me of the short-lived US post punk sensation Dasher, while the cacophonous saxophone parts call to mind Nearly Dead and the kinda obscure australian 1980s post punk act Fungus Brains or, whenever they add some melodic overtones like in Crime, i can even sense a bit of australian post punk / proto-noise rock powerhouse X.
Album-Stream →The newest of a, to be perfectly honest, fucking inpenetrable amount of releases which have accumulated on this Totowa, New Jersey group's bandcamp page over the past few years, delivers a pure spectacle of short and catchy little tunes with a maximum length of exactly one minute, firing off fourty tracks inbetween the coordinates of garage punk, power pop, oldschool indie rock and fuzz punk in well under half an hour. The whole thing makes me think of a couple of 1980s DIY punk and indie rock landmarks like the early works of Guided By Voices, Fastbacks and M.O.T.O. just as much as a couple more recent bands like Booji Boys, Print Head, Vaguess and Datenight.
Album-Stream →Berlin post punk solo act DBR has already been sticking around for a bit and put out a whole bunch of EPs along the way, first under the name Dee Bee Rich, later shortened to the acronym DBR. His newest cassette via Turbo Discos is easily his most accomplished and versatile creation in a while, equipping the fairly minimalist, understated approach his more recent work has gradually morphed into with a whole new sense of melody, elegance and catchyness, while still coming across quirky, playful and odd as fuck.
Album-Stream →Five excellent new bursts of catchy, simple and mimimalist synth punk is what we get on the newest EP of this Dallas, Texas group. Though the title of the opening track Q:Where? A: On The Square! kind of evokes associations of Devo, i'd say actually this shit sounds a lot closer to some of the more underground acts of the '70s and '80s á la Minimal Man, Nervous Gender, Screamers, Units, Primitive Calculators or Visitors, while in the current scene you might also compare them to groups such as Victor, O-D-EX, Lost Packages and Freak Genes.
Album-Stream →Atlanta's post punk scene strikes again! This group appears to have at least one (ex-?) member of Predator on board, whose sound this stuff certainly bears some resemblence to, as well as the genre's other quite obvious local mainstay, Nag. Whiphouse choose to label themselves as a death rock group and indeed, what (ever so slightly, though) differentiates this group from the aforementioned acts is a more pronounced classic goth rock vibe and a more simplistic approach to songwriting and arrangements. What can i say, nothing wrong with that. This shit works!
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