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Album Review: Smokescreens – A Strange Dream

Carlo Thomas·November 9, 2020

That Los Angeles trio Smokeskreens titled their latest album A Strange Dream feels too perfect. For almost everyone,...

Rob Hakimian·November 6, 2020

It’s been 25 years since UK underground legends Huggy Bear put out a record, but Chris Rowley’s voice...

Todd Dedman·November 6, 2020

The two 2019 albums from Marc Richter, aka Black To Comm, were among the best experimental noise albums...

Chase McMullen·November 5, 2020

Busta Rhymes might just be the only person to have gotten, in a way, lucky due to the...

Ray Finlayson·November 5, 2020

For many of us, Christmas will be very different this year. Whether it’s because we can’t be in the...

Todd Dedman·November 4, 2020

Emma Ruth Rundle has carved a niche for herself as the favourite dark-folk artist of all discerning metalheads....

Conor Lochrie·November 4, 2020

In many ways, Yo La Tengo are the quintessential cover band. Not in the sad and tired group-singing-too-many-beach-boys-songs-at-a-wedding...

Aleksandr Smirnov·November 4, 2020

Electronic artist Glåsbird’s overall delivery is very unique, because not much information about them is available. It is...

Tim Sentz·November 3, 2020

Philadelphia band Nothing might be the strongest bastion of shoegaze revival in the 2020s, and despite numerous line-up...

Chase McMullen·November 3, 2020

“Anybody sleepin’ on me can stay in the bed,” DeJ Loaf snipes on “Obvious”, which comes near the...