The noise-rock supergroup performed songs from their 2021 album Tonic Immobility live for the first time at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl.
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The noise-rock supergroup performed songs from their 2021 album Tonic Immobility live for the first time at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl.
The Brooklyn noise-rock mainstays return with a 79-minute double LP reuniting both former drummers, picking up a thread left dangling since 2011.
Dublin’s Gurriers release a biting new single and video, as Belfast noise-makers Makeshift Art Bar deliver their second EP without offering easy answers.
The Belfast four-piece return with a handcrafted visual and a track pulled from previous sessions, sidestepping explanation at every turn.
The Oklahoma noise-rock outfit returns with a record focused on “the challenges of trying to keep one’s humanity,” led by the single “Deep Blue.”
Shot live at Dallas’s Double Wide, the clip captures the band’s punishing debut album Lazer Blood in a raw, communal setting.
The Norwegian trio’s second record, ‘When Does This Place Become Our Scene,’ is loud, direct, and built around honest questions about community.
On her first album under her own name, the Queens songwriter leaves the soft-focus folk of Goo behind for something denser, darker, and more volatile.
The Irish noise outfit returns with a slow-burning single and a world tour stretching into 2027.
The Brooklyn noise-rock trio apply their break-stuff philosophy to physical media, assembling a different sequence of rarities for each edition.
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