On May 20, 2024, New Orleans sludge outfit Thou released a surprise full-album stream of their latest LP Umbilical. The real surprise? The tracks were available via a demo for Silenus, an upcoming game developed by indie studio Geography of Robots and described as “short,… Read More »KILL SCREEN 039: For Andy Gibbs of THOU, Gaming Hits Close to Home
The Early November (photo by Mitchell Wojick) Last week, the long-running New Jersey emo band The Early November released their self-titled seventh record on Pure Noise. Formed in 2001 and led by the prolific songwriter Ace Enders, The Early November was, in their original era,… Read More »You Should Know: The 10 Best Early November Songs
Governors Ball made a triumphant return to Queens this year with multiple sold out days that brought attendees an incredible lineup and countless experiences aside from just the music. Check out what we saw and heard throughout a great three days in New York City!… Read More »Live Review: Gov Ball 2024
aespa’s Supernova is smashing the charts in unexpected ways, far surpassing the effect of their album’s actual title track. I’m happy to see this, as I’d love SM Entertainment (and girl groups in general) to fully embrace this upbeat electro sound. Apparently, the Korean listening… Read More »Song Review: aespa – Live My Life
When he isn’t busy with Napalm Death, extreme music legend Shane Embury keeps himself busy with other projects—Brujeria, Lock Up, Venomous Concept and his electronic music project, Dark Sky Burial. Having released four full-lengths and a couple of EPs since 2020, Dark Sky Burial has become… Read More »Shane Embury’s Dark Sky Burial Announces New Album, “Solve Et Coagula”