Whether it’s noise, death metal, powerviolence or grindcore, Full of Hell always have something new on the horizon. Known as much for their versatility as much as their prolific nature, Full of Hell thrive in any musical situation, particularly on the collaborative front. Next month, they release their… Read More »Full of Hell Collaborative Releases, Ranked
Last December, Saline (then the solo project of New York City-based Joe Sioufi) released a promising demo tape. Now the three-piece rounded out with drummer Bomani Oseni McClendon and bassist Maxx Salat, the shoegazers are gearing up to release their debut EP Rearview. Mastered by Corey… Read More »Track Premiere: Saline – “Restless”
“Black metal” is something you can use to generally describe newcomers Aldrig, as well as several combinations thereof with the “post” prefix, but as with some of the most exciting music that has appeared since we have exhausted existing genre names and somehow collectively lost… Read More »Album Premiere: Aldrig – ‘Yağmur’
Useless fact of the day: if you run a google image search for “Puzzle – Savior,” you get a bunch of reeeaaally creepy Jesus puzzle designs. I know you could technically search with the group’s name in Hangul, but given K-pop’s ever-increasing global presence it… Read More »Song Review: Puzzle – Savior
You’ve gotta hand it to JYP. He sticks to what he excels at… and often takes a mean promo shot to go along with it! I’m loving the styling and the pose of the picture above. It’s weirdly flattering, even if its inspirations lie in… Read More »Song Review: JYP (J.Y. Park) – Changed Man