Spanish death dealers Caustic have never moved quickly in their pursuit to release new music—there’s a six-year gap between their first two albums, a ten-year gap between the second and third and now eleven years to Inner Deflagration, Caustic’s fourth album. Formed in 1992, Caustic are a product… Read More »Full Album Stream: Caustic – “Inner Deflagration”
Kiss Of Life have been teasing a comeback for some time now, no doubt hoping to recapture the buzz of their early work before a large chunk of the K-pop fandom turned on them. With new single Who Is She, they’re smart to return to… Read More »Song Review: Kiss Of Life – Who Is She
One thing about JYP groups is that they’re always going to be very prolific. KickFlip debuted just over a year ago and are already on their fourth mini album. That frequency and consistency has quickly built a catalog of music that feels unique to them.… Read More »Song Review: KickFlip – Eye-Poppin’
Kyle Ball is best known as the former vocalist of Decibel favorites Wake. But he also has a profound affection for even darker sounds. At the height of the pandemic, Ball and a few collaborators released a killer black-metal-style cover of the Misfits’ 1983 crossover… Read More »Streaming: Lysergic’s EP Towering Altars of Misanthropy
Nothing’s 5th LP a short history of decay has permeated the shoegaze and alt-rock space with its incredible production and sound. […] The post Nothing Live in Brooklyn appeared first on The Alternative.