A Place to Bury Strangers – Hologram EP (Dedstrange) Legendary New York City post-punk noise benders A Place to Bury Strangers return with their…
As concert announcements flood everyone’s social feeds this summer, few events are more anticipated than the return of Danny Wimmer Presents festivals. From those…
The Goon Sax – Mirror II (Matador Records) The Goon Sax are a Brisbane three-piece that play a gothic version of post-punk. It’s gloomy,…
snag. – Death Doula (Sad React Records) Milwaukee screamo group snag. play every song like it’s a race to the finish. Across the seven…
Birds of Maya – Valdez (Drag City) As a band, Birds of Maya are just as loose as their sound. Their sporadic releases have…
Bootlicker – S/T (Neon Taste Records) Bootlicker is a direct challenge to the phrase “punk is dead”. The Vancouver band plays like 80s hardcore…
Juneteenth is a holiday celebrated in the United States in recognition of the official end of slavery. It takes its name from a historic…
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard – Butterfly 3000 (Flightless Records) The astounding eighteenth record in their decade of existence, Butterfly 3000 finds the…
EXEK – Good Thing They Ripped Up The Carpet (Lulu’s Sonic Disc Club) EXEK are a quite probably the wildest post punk band in…
Photo Credit: Rahul Raveendran Each week, this column features a Q&A with a “next generation” death metal representative from the Lone Star State. Through…
