Canada’s thrash heroes Triskelyon return with their long-awaited fourth full-length, Maelstrom of Chaos. Check out the video for “Of Dust and Divination” below. Formed in 2021 by guitarist Geoff Waye of the acclaimed Category VI, Triskelyon came roaring out of the gate with their self-titled… Read More »Video Premiere: Triskelyon – “Of Dust and Divination”
Newbeat debuted earlier this year with a sound that was decidedly not for me. Their “new beat” included a surplus of irritating sing-talk and recycled samples we’ve heard a thousand times before from boy groups. But with a first comeback comes the chance to course… Read More »Song Review: Newbeat – Look So Good
We can’t imagine that there are a lot of extreme music acts based in the tiny European country of Luxembourg (surrounded by France, Belgium and Germany), but let us introduce you to Ptolemea, the folk-inspired doom project of current Sinistro vocalist Priscila de Castro. Ptolemea’s… Read More »Full Album Stream: Ptolemea –Kali
I recently finished watching the JYP edition of The Game Caterers — a field day suite of games involving members of every active JYP group. The series was a lot of fun and I admired how agency COO J.Y. Park participated as well. It was… Read More »Song Review: JYP (J.Y. Park) – Happy Hour (ft. Kwon Jinah)
XLOV’s genderless concept is so welcome in K-pop and makes me want to support the group wholeheartedly, but I’ve struggled with the disconnect between their image and their music. This summer’s 1&Only became a sleeper hit for me, but even then the song felt much… Read More »Song Review: XLOV – Rizz