Optic Sink are compellingly cutting on the no-wave jam “Exhibitionist”
Optic Sink is the new project spearheaded by Natalie Hoffman of NOTS, in partnership with percussionist Ben Bauermeister,...
News & Track Reviews
Gorillaz announce Song Machine project in full, continue to galvanize its star-studded lineup with Robert Smith on new single “Strange Timez”
Albarn gives ample space to allow Smith and his ageless voice to drive home a simple but resonant chorus that works perfectly with what the Gorillaz founding father offers on his end.
Liverpool band King Hannah share muggy and gorgeous debut single and video “Crème Brûlée”
King Hannah are a Liverpool-based duo of Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle, who have just been snapped up by European...
Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu release emphatic new single “Worst Comes to Worst”
Who’d have ever thought Marie Davidson would need a band: this isn’t to discredit the spirit (or contributions)...
Wasuremono continue downward spiral through the mind with their new single “Let’s Talk” (BPM Premiere)
Wasuremono are William Southward, Madeline Ryan, Phoebe Phillips, and Isaac Phillips, and today, BPM is happy to premiere “Let’s...
Grand Nathaniel offers a masterclass in emotional consequence and pop-collage aspiration on “Nightbird” (BPM Premiere)
The work of Lafayette, Louisiana musician J Burton lingers in the gray areas between genres, content to explore...
PREGOBLIN turn daily struggles into a Western epic on “Gangsters”
South London duo PREGOBLIN have released a string of singles to date, and each one seems to bring...
“dream sequence” is yet another fuzz-pop gem from ShitKid
No, "dream sequence" is not the blistering garage rock that listeners experienced with Duo Limbo/"Mellan himmel å helvete. However, it does fall in line with the alluring fuzz and vocal melancholy of the record's previously released three singles, and the bass-driven "dream sequence" is the best of the bunch.
Sen Morimoto takes a darker turn with new single “The Things I Thought About You Started To Rhyme”
"The Things I Thought About You Started To Rhyme" is a brooding slow death march tinged with a goth-y milieu, made possible through a devastatingly heavy bassline and other fogy productions nuances.
Ana Roxanne reveals new album plans with the slow-blossoming knockout “Suite Pour L’invisible”
LA-based musician Ana Roxanne has revealed the details of her second album: it’s called Because of a Flower...
