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Driven by a mixture of Hüsker Dü-esque vocal harmonies and a rollicking groove steeped in alternative rock fuzz, “Sweet Nothings,” one of the cornerstone tracks in The Persian Leaps’ new album Electric Living, sweeps through the speakers and commands the attention of anyone within earshot of its aggressive thrust. Much like …

If you’ve ever pondered what mixing suffocating riffs, chugging harmonies, self-aware poetry and punishingly strong amounts of noise would sound like in a ten-track LP, Parker Longbough has an answer that you’d be wise to take note of in his latest album, the uncompromisingly heavy Green and Gold/Drink the Hemlock. Green and …

Peter Ulrich has a small but secure place in musical history. Ulrich played as drummer for Dead Can Dance during the band’s halcyon 1980’s period and, as such, helped contribute to their sound. He has since written, recorded, and released a number of solo efforts before founding The Peter Ulrich …

Jupiter in Velvet has long since carved out his own unique niche in the modern music world as a purveyor of guitar fueled rock borrowing much from psychedelic predecessors like Hendrix, The Beatles, and more modern performers like Prince. Despite the obvious influences in his songwriting and visual presentation, Velvet …

Denver’s And The Black Feathers bring back the soulful garage sounds of bands like Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels on their EP – Sociallusions. And it’s all about what you’d expect from a title involving social solutions, which positively helps as much as music can to cope with the …

In the Next Life deliver one of the most brutal melodic rock EPs of the season in their new record 4FriendsInARoomWithAGun, a five-song affair that is best described as a sonic colon cleansing outfitted with striking vocals, intricate riffing and freewheeling lyrical diatribes. As indebted to proto-grunge ala Malfunkshun, Gruntruck and …

The spanish composer’s expansive first album is an introspective and inspirational exploration of human emotion. Sometimes you have to kind of die inside in order to rise from your own ashes and believe in yourself ” — Juan Sanchez Juan Sánchez has been a musician since he started playing the …

Imagine that you were able to break out of your country’s music scene and able to spread your music across seas around the world. Imagine your debut EP gaining success and starting a fanbase. Imagine then releasing your full-length album. This is all the scenario for the Australian band, The …

Dirty Vibezs drops “No Genre” on August 13th, 2019 “No Genre,” to be released August 13th 2019, is mainly EDM, Future Bass & Trap music mixed with Reggae, Rap and Pop Vocals. DJ Dirty Vibezs brings his world renown sound to an album with no boundaries. DJ Dirty Vibezs’ busy …

With a gust of feedback-laden country-rock riffage, “Heaven Knows” washes a swanky groove with bittersweet lyricism that only Shane Smith is capable of producing. The song’s immensely provocative poeticism is a mainstay of Smith’s new album with his band the Saints, Hail Mary, which recently debuted this summer to critical …

“Ships Off The Coast” is a bruising opening for Holy Beach’s debut release All That Matters Is This Matter. Atlanta, Georgia and surrounding environs has spawned a number of impressive rock acts over the years and Holy Beach makes a strong case with this eight song collection they possess the potential …

TWITTER: https://twitter.com/WildFuckingWing Wild Wing are back this season with their fourth album, the brute indie rock juggernaut New Futures, and it could be said that it contains the most eccentrically designed material released thus far in their career together. In the time that’s passed since 2014’s Another Victory for the …