Ought break up but new off-shoot Cola launches with “Blank Curtain”
Montreal’s beloved post-punk outfit Ought is no more. After nine years creating frenetic post-punk with an earnest heart,...
Kyle Kohner
Second Look: M83 – Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming
M83‘s Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming is undoubtedly a relic of its time. It was released 10 years ago...
Black Country, New Road further their ascent with the fanciful “Chaos Space Marine” and announce plans for a new record
If you thought the hype surrounding London’s Black Country, New Road would die down, think again! Fresh off of releasing...
BPM’s Top 50 Albums of the 2010s
This isn’t some alternate timeline, or an instance of you waking up from a long Super Mario World...
Album Review: Injury Reserve – By The Time I Get To Phoenix
Sometimes, it is life, not death, that is limiting. In life, we inadvertently place constraints around ourselves, as...
Album Review: CHVRCHES – Screen Violence
Capitalizing on the success brought by their first two albums, one of Scotland’s most prized possessions, Chvrches, had...
Album Review: Turnstile – GLOW ON
Baltimore’s beloved Turnstile brandish bright, breezy punk simplicity rather than the dark and visceral trenches where many post-punk...
Wasuremono fathom the slow reality of apocalyptic demise on punchy new single “Eating Up The Sky”
UK band Wasuremono is a charming gift that keeps giving. Following up their sophomore full-length Let’s Talk, Pt. 1,...
Injury Reserve re-emerge from tragedy and share new single “Knees” from their upcoming new album
It’s been over a year since Injury Reserve‘s inimitable emcee Stepa J. Groggs shockingly passed away at the...
Lala Lala shares “Color of the Pool”, a sneakily drama-filled new single from her forthcoming record
The potent pensiveness of "Color of the Pool", instead, lies within the artist's brave willingness to use silence to her advantage, wielding the song's slight musical components to augment the closeness of her voice, though subdued in and of itself.
