From England to Iran: tracking TALA
Rumored to be the lovechild of M.I.A. and Hudson Mohawke, a dead ringer for Jai Paul and a regal queen, cradling
Stream +HIRS+’s side of a split with SLOTHSPRING
Philly’s +HIRS+, pioneers of feminist and queer thrash/grindcore, took it upon themselves to cover a different track every day for
Stream Seismograph’s Tundra Divide
Seismograph’s new record Tundra Divine shines like the sliver of light that peaks its head through the perpetually darkened winter
Stream Vagabon’s Persian Garden
Vagabon say that they play things intended to make us sad, but what they neglect to mention is they’re playing
Clark, Clark
From the get-go there’s something gleefully sinister about Clark‘s eponymous seventh album, which is easy to get lost in with its undulating
Stream Blood Moon’s Cosmic Sands
Blood Moon is Jesse Brickel aka Young Yeller‘s dance-driven alter-ego, who’s apparently been plucked straight out of the 80s synthpop
Furnsss, “Where Did My Pets Go?”
Burlington, CT four-piece Furnsss have been dubbed fuzz pop, sometimes slacker rock, but whatever way you spin it, there’s something
Spencer Radcliffe & R.L. Kelly, Brown Horse
Chicago’s Spencer Radcliffe and L.A. native R.L. Kelly (alias for Rachel Levy) make an exceptionally compatible duo on Brown Horse,
Stream Night Riders’ Future Noir
You almost do feel like “a lone crusader in a dangerous world,” that is, if you’re listening to Parisian analog duo Night
Chandos, “..Pretty Sure it’s ‘Tang Top'”
Chandos hail from Boston’s local house show scene, where they’ve honed a fast, aggressive sound over the past few years
