As a throwback to the emo and post-hardcore of years past from scene vets, Drought’s self-titled EP produces a lot of promise.
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As ever, Thou’s new album serves as a tour-de-force of relentless, filthy punishment, with the added measure of a band still at the very top of their game.
On an insane ride through dance-punk cranked up to its (il)logical extreme, Lip Critic deliver a baffling, unfeasibly fun new album.
Big alt-rock earworms are cranked up to their next level in Indoor Pets’ canon, on a new album that has them soaring higher and going harder than ever before.
There’s zero chance of Full Of Hell slowing down on their new album, another grindcore wreck-fest with as many hard hits as ever.
Deadly, intense but impossible to look away from, Couch Slut unleash a deluge of noise that’s among 2024’s most impactful listens yet.
Family legacy meets wide-reaching creativity on Jakob Nowell’s debut, for a madcap exercise in genre alchemy that sticks the landing surprisingly often.
Although in need of a bit more variety, Wristmeetrazor continue to dole out helpings of throwback-metalcore venom that still hit their mark.
Rory Ryan goes all in on his debut full-length, in dream-pop and psychedelic indie sounds with a surprising amount of poignancy.
Throwing back to the joyful world of ‘90s indie- and college-rock (as succinctly as it comes), C Turtle’s new album is exactly as delightful as you’d imagine.