Sex Mex - Electric Chair
Electric Chair releases May 13th.
Electric Chair releases May 13th.
Beyond Everything releases June 10th via In The Red Records.
Total Sham Pools
MULNG WarMULNGer
Skinned Pig Pussy. Blow. Caffeine.
Rude Television Rat Bastard
Exwhite Loser
SOSS Ron's House
Priors Voice Of Reason
Pinch Points Capital
Snitsh Pitsh Rosie Coaster
Rouge Angerman
Max Mucus Countin' Kernels
The Gobs Mind Control
Secret Agent Headcheese The Only Good Bug (Is A Dead Bug)
Klint Monology
Toilet Rats My Bomb Shelter
Psychic Graveyard What Happens At Zero
Sex Mex Breakfast In America
VR Sex Taste Of Hate
Wasted Break You
USA Nails God Help Us If There's A War
Nape Neck Don't Know
Soft Shoulder Left Over, Table Top
Puffer Suffering
No Healer Movie Night
Rotten Mind Degenerates
Gentlemen Rogues Francy
Neutrals Gary Borthwick Says
Weak Signal Who The Hell Are You?
I'm kinda blown away right now by the strength of that latest EP by a group probably based somewhere around the Leipzig/Berlin/Halle axis of garage- and post punk. What we get is simply first rate melodic garage shit recorded in appropriately rough fidelity, simple and stupid, stunningly effective and completely endearing. A feast for admirers of, say, Booji Boys, Sweet Reaper, Telecult… even some hint of Radioactivity / Marked Men is evident here.
Album-Stream →Gear up for some completely unsanitized, garage-infested oldschool hardcore mayhem, just as rough as it's catchy and fun, on this EP by a Kansas City group that appears to consist of the same folks otherwise known as Dye. Fans of groups á la Fried E/m and Modern Needs are surely gonna approve of this, as will those of slightly more garage-leaning bands like Launcher, Liquid Assets or Mystic Inane.
Album-Stream →A yummy new EP by Montreal punks Priors delivering three new infectious smashers starting off with some garage-meets-hardcore energy akin to sped-up Useless Eaters or Mononegatives, followed by a super effective midtempo post punk stomper with a hint of Wire. The closing track, then, has a bit of a Screamers and Devo vibe to it and also bears some similarity to more recent stuff by Isotope Soap.
Okay, so it appears egg metal is a real thing now? Kinda makes sense if you think about it, like the cutesy, garage band-fueled lo-fi flipside to the current dungeon punk craze. This shit sounds a bit as if if a particularly lo-fi incarnation of Sheer Mag at their semi-recent hair metal pivot had kept at least a healthy minimum of self awareness.
Album-Stream →Chronophage releases June 3rd via Bruit Direct Disques (EU) & Post Present Medium (US).
Healing Games releases April 15th via Numavi Records.
The Art Of Fatigue releases May 20th via Venerate Industries.