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...
Kyle Kohner
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.
London’s Deep Throat Choir release mystical new single and equally trippy music video for “Alchemilla”
Given the song's intimacy and simultaneous relatability, there's a lure of complexity here that's easy to be excited for, especially when it comes to the prospects of what more original material could sound like from Deep Throat Choir.
Album Review: Foxing – Draw Down The Moon
There have been some emo revival acts who have risen to fame by shattering genre expectations, often drawing...
Black Marble takes us through a whimsical day dream on “Somewhere”, announces new album
The retro-relishing synth-pop project that is Black Marble, aka Chris Stewart, is back and neck-deep in the pulsing...
Album Review: Alexis Marshall – House of Lull. House of When
In the Psalms, the mighty King David was in constant emotional tumult as he wavered between reverence toward...
Lingua Ignota drags listeners into a melodically unassuming hell on “PERPETUAL FLAME OF CENTRALIA”
'PERPETUAL FLAME OF CENTRALIA' proves that the sounds surrounding Kristin Hayter's vocals don't have to form a hellscape for her powerful voice and words to leave a haunting mark.
Hip Hop 2021: Halftime
We count down the Top 30 rap albums of the year so far
Album Review: Home Is Where – I Became Birds
Through art and the stories we’ve told for centuries, the image of a bird has been made synonymous...
BPM’s Darkest Albums
Grab a cup of tea, hold on to your favourite My Little Pony plushie, and venture with us into the nether realms of the darkest albums according to the BPM team
