Rob Holliday has performed with names as big as The Prodigy, Marilyn Manson, and Gary Numan, and despite this his head is still screwed on (pretty) tightly. In 2012, Sulpher will release their first material since
New Tracks
endoflevelbaddie make game changin’, genre-crossing electronic music with elements of 8-bit electronica and credible hip-hop packed tightly within. This is interesting stuff that takes Kingston-Upon-Hull’s sound out of the gutter and (near enough) into the stars.
In real life, The Underground Man licenses music to independent films and TV, though by the charming acoustic pop of "Hey Love" you'd assume he writes commercial jingles too. It's a concisely
Cloud Nothings released an animated video for "Stay Useless", a highlight off their excellent album Attack on Memory, released in January.
Hot Chip – Night And Day Hot Chip made their new single, “Night and Day”, available for streaming last week. The track premiered on Zane Lowe’s BBC Radio 1 program. It’s funky
We already got a peek at The Walkmen’s seventh LP, Heaven, and its self-titled track on Monday. Here's a radio rip of another track from the album, "Heartbreaker". It's a fluid rocker
Jump the Shark craft slick, high-energy garage-rock with smatterings of classic-rock and blues, like if The Black Keys collided with raunchier summoners of nostalgia like The Dandy Warhols and Brian Jonestown Massacre.
The ceaseless, in-your-face delivery of Sacramento-based Death Grips can be intimidating; at times it sounds like an angry man spurting incoherently in your face, as spit flies uncontrollably from his mouth and into
New Albums
Manchester-based artist Bryony Lloyd enthralls with an affecting folk sound across her Aerial EP, which succeeds in both sparser intrigue and orchestral-tinged
MoreChicago-based artist Foxvalley infuses drum-and-bass intensity with glowingly melodic synths and piano, resulting in a riveting sound throughout the new album Brighter,
MoreConsuming in its character-driven themes and sturdy Americana aesthetic, Community Theatre is the new album from Peter Donovan. Arising after his survival
MoreA dynamic rock production pairs with a thematic, philosophical grip on You Were Born to Save Your Life, the new full-length from
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