Brodequin are back with more absolute brutality with their latest track, “Of Pillars and Trees,” which you can stream below. “Of Pillars and Trees” is classic Brodequin. New drummer Brennan Shackelford fits right in on the double bass attack, and the vocals are as raw… Read More »Video Premiere: Brodequin – “Of Pillars and Trees”
Northeast Regional’s been around, in some form or another, since 2015, but they didn’t start releasing music until June of ’22’s Archivists b/w Up in Arms, which kicked off a string of singles leading to a debut LP last January. Brand Managers of the Mid-Atlantic tears through… Read More »Song Premiere: Northeast Regional – “Agencies”
One Love One Heart’s second album releases tomorrow and I’m very excited. Their first was my favorite J-pop album of 2023, establishing a clear style for this ambitious mixed-gender group. Though the ultra-catchy Fireworks leapfrogged into my top ten singles list, I like One Love… Read More »Song Review: One Love One Heart – Aise, Shigoku Sanzan na Bokura no Hi wo
War never goes out of fashion in metal, with death metal being no exception. It served Domination Campaign plenty well on their first album, Onward to Glory, and it holds true on their sophomore effort, A Storm of Steel. Formed by Psycroptic guitarist Joe Haley (who plays drums in… Read More »Domination Campaign Make War on A Storm of Steel
On the first day of December, The Entire History of You dropped their debut EP Thank You for the Guide. The band draws explicitly from the wave of early 2010s post-hardcore, channeling the screamo resurgence of that decade without retreading well-worn ground. It’s a really powerful first… Read More »Artist Interview: The Entire History of You