SUMAC’s new record, Love In Shadow—out Sept. 21 via Thrill Jockey—is an immersive and personal experience born in large part from vocalist, guitarist, and…
Metal is a genre that embraces death, often using it as lyrical subject matter. But when bands are actually faced with death, or at…
For 25 years, Duluth, Minnesota-based indie rockers Low have put out albums that defy expectations. Whether it was their early days of turning it…
We’re pleased to bring you the premiere of Scarves’ new song “Arrow” (listen below). The track is taken from the band’s forthcoming album Dinner Dates for…
One of my most significant memories of childhood is my father’s persistent chorus that I needed to be more aware of my surroundings. Awareness…
Muncie Girls from Exeter, U.K., returned with their sophomore full-length, Fixed Ideals, on Aug. 31 via Buzz Records in North America and Specialist Subjects…
Swingin’ Utters have a punk rock pedigree that is beyond reproach. Their 1995 debut, The Streets of San Francisco, was produced by Lars Frederiksen…
Metal is a genre that embraces death, often using it as lyrical subject matter. But when bands are actually faced with death—or at least…
Interview with Jeff Berman | By John B. Moore | Photos by Paul Silver Los Angeles’ Divided Heaven started out primarily as a solo outfit…
A Conversation Between David Kelling of Culture Abuse and Domenic Palermo of Nothing As Seen in Issue #41 of New Noise Magazine Culture Abuse’s…