The hardcore band’s new North American run pairs them with everyone from Clipse to Boy Harsher, treating each city as its own event.
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The hardcore band’s new North American run pairs them with everyone from Clipse to Boy Harsher, treating each city as its own event.
The Portland label follows “Gaza Is the Moral Compass” with a second fundraiser, channeling ambient and experimental pieces into support for farmland revival and education.
Pop-up events will take place the evening before each performance, giving local fans a dedicated space to connect ahead of the concerts.
DeForrest Brown’s latest as Speaker Music channels Detroit techno-soul through a disciplined, real-time process that examines music’s deeper structures and intentions.
The new single from the Columbus band’s forthcoming The Dry Land gathers the city’s guitar-rock lifers into a restrained lo-fi waltz.
Two decades of constant motion give way to a recalibration at home, but the folk-Americana singer marks the pause with a long-gestating interpretation of “Soul Kitchen.”
The final single from Dari Bay’s album Surprise Wish carries a message about stepping out of the content loop and back into the physical world.
The metalcore group played a show over the weekend in a country where live music from outside its borders has become a rarity since Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Carrion Empire has shared a video for “Knowing,” a preview of their forthcoming album Fade From Future Throne that layers doom, drone, and analog synth textures.
The track moves from close-miked confession to a decisive upward release, using contractual language to name the quiet cost of one-sided emotional labor and the clarity of finally walking away.
