Photo by Emila Dulla This May, Oakland’s Hectorine will release her third full-length Arrow of Love in May, and it tackles some […] The post Premiere: Hectorine – “Is Love an Illusion?” appeared first on The Alternative.
Low-and-slow Mexican City sludge duo Oculto are back with another psyched-out full-length vinyl LP, Mal de Ojo, exclusively on Things From Beyond Records. This fuzzed-up five-track doom fest—mostly instrumentals—is propelled by Adán Nájera (bass/vocals) and Gerson Paredes (drums), who grind through grimy riffs and crushing, doomy tempos… Read More »Full Album Stream: Oculto –Mal de Ojo
Over the past few years, Decibel has championed Indianapolis sons Mother of Graves due to their continuation of the somber spirit the likes of Anathema, Paradise Lost and My Dying Bride. So smitten are we that each of their full-length offerings, 2022’s Where Shadows Adorn… Read More »KILL SCREEN 058: Corey Clark and Don Curtis of MOTHER OF GRAVES Shatter Their Toughened Visage
Portland’s genre-defying chaos crew Nasalrod have never been ones to play it safe. Their latest single, The Maker, is a whirlwind of punk intensity, jagged rhythms, and theatrical vocal acrobatics—exactly the kind of unhinged energy you’d expect from a band that thrives on the unpredictable.… Read More »Nasalrod Unleash “The Maker” with a Star-Studded, Frenzied Video Premiere
Creeping out from the shadowy underbelly of urban Los Angeles, In Covert is the sound of modern anxiety clawing at the walls. Their latest single, “Darkfields,” premiering today via Decibel, is a raw collision of gothic punk, industrial clatter, and doom-laced noise—a sonic reflection of… Read More »Video Premiere: In Covert’s “Darkfields” Channels Gothic Punk Dystopia