June 27, 2017

Premieres

Soul Low - "Chancin' It" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

June 27, 2017

Premieres

Soul Low - "Chancin' It" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

Milwaukee four-piece Soul Low are back, taking their energetic flavor of melodic pop to a darker place with “Chancin’ It,” the second single from their upcoming LP.

June 27, 2017

by: Torrey Proto

Reviews

Brandon Can't Dance - "Graveyard of Good Times" | Album Review

June 27, 2017

by: Torrey Proto

Reviews

Brandon Can't Dance - "Graveyard of Good Times" | Album Review

Graveyard of Good Times succeeds in carrying Ayres' growing momentum by polishing up his sound for a wider audience not yet familiar with his wonderfully weird and extensive back catalog while not sacrificing any of his unique aesthetic that got people interested in the first place.

June 26, 2017

by: dan goldin

Premieres

All Boy/All Girl - "Troubleshooting" EP | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

June 26, 2017

by: dan goldin

Premieres

All Boy/All Girl - "Troubleshooting" EP | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

Following a busy touring schedule in support of the record, Nicholas Rahn and Danielle Lovier, the core of the group took off to spend a few months in Ellabell, GA, and SURPRISE, they returned with Troubleshooting, a brand new EP that embraces the weirdest magical properties of isolation.

June 26, 2017

by: Max Freedman

Reviews

Guerilla Toss - "GT Ultra" | Album Review

June 26, 2017

by: Max Freedman

Reviews

Guerilla Toss - "GT Ultra" | Album Review

GT ULTRA is a straight-up pop album, at least by Guerilla Toss standards. The band’s eight newest songs are their most melodic and accessible yet, all the while maintaining the bizarre charm that’s defined the band from its earliest moments.

June 25, 2017

by: dan goldin

Fuzzy Meadows

Fuzzy Meadows: The Week's Best New Music (June 12th - June 25th)

June 25, 2017

by: dan goldin

Fuzzy Meadows

Welcome to FUZZY MEADOWS, where we recap the past week in music. We're sharing our favorite releases of the week in the form of albums, singles, and music videos along with the "further listening" section of new and notable releases from around the web.

June 23, 2017

by: dan goldin

Premieres

Aneurysm - "She's Drugs" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

June 23, 2017

by: dan goldin

Premieres

Aneurysm - "She's Drugs" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

The Boston quartet have built a reputation over the past few years for their annihilating mix of grunge, deranged noise rock, punk, sludge, and thick menacing distortion.

June 23, 2017

by: Katie Hanford

Reviews

Sun Organ - "People In The Distance In The Dark" | Album Review

June 23, 2017

by: Katie Hanford

Reviews

Sun Organ - "People In The Distance In The Dark" | Album Review

Although Sun Organ’s particular brand of fuzzy dream punk is contributing to a larger, already established scene, People In The Distance In The Dark gives a glimpse into Sun Organ’s moodier visions, ultimately setting them apart from the rest of Philly’s dreamers.

June 22, 2017

by: Jonathan Bannister

Premieres

Reduction Plan - "Somewhere" LP | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

June 22, 2017

by: Jonathan Bannister

Premieres

Reduction Plan - "Somewhere" LP | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

It might seem counter-intuitive to release such a dark record in June, but for those who enjoy it best when the sun is down, Somewhere is an album that will reveal hidden gems time and again.

June 22, 2017

by: Timothy Michalik

Reviews

Kevin Morby - "City Music" | Album Review

June 22, 2017

by: Timothy Michalik

Reviews

Kevin Morby - "City Music" | Album Review

The wisdom that Morby has gained from traveling the world, experiencing new cities, new cultures, and new ways of life is brazen, and it directly reflects his abilities as an artist. Much like Neil Young, Morby has the aptness to make consistently solid music, and gives himself plenty of growing room.

June 21, 2017

by: dan goldin

Premieres, Reviews

Dove Lady - "One" LP | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

June 21, 2017

by: dan goldin

Premieres, Reviews

Dove Lady - "One" LP | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

One is a difficult record to talk about without talking about all of it, a testament to it's many brilliant twists and turns. The cavalcade of sonic brilliance never ends and it never sits still

June 21, 2017

by: Mike LeSuer

Reviews

White Suns - "Psychic Drift" | Album Review

June 21, 2017

by: Mike LeSuer

Reviews

White Suns - "Psychic Drift" | Album Review

Psychic Drift, the group’s fifth full-length, explores the darkest recesses of electronic technology, swapping out spasms of cavernous no wave for claustrophobic loops of sinister dial tones averaging ten minutes a piece.

June 20, 2017

by: dan goldin

Interviews

Buzz Osborne Talks The Melvins, Colossus of Destiny, Crystal Fairy + More

June 20, 2017

by: dan goldin

Interviews

Buzz Osborne Talks The Melvins, Colossus of Destiny, Crystal Fairy + More

Post-Trash had the chance to talk to Buzz Osborne back in January about Colossus of Destiny: A Melvins Tale, Crystal Fairy, the Melvins longevity, and more. In a most un-Melvins way, we're just now getting around to sharing the interview.

June 20, 2017

By: Theodore Rowe

Reviews

The Cradle - "Little Missionaries" | Album Review

June 20, 2017

By: Theodore Rowe

Reviews

The Cradle - "Little Missionaries" | Album Review

Little Missionaries punctuates its ending in its self-containment while still allowing us to dream for a while of the new places Cathcart is assuredly working up.

June 19, 2017

by: sean deveney

Reviews

Palm - "Shadow Expert" | Album Review

June 19, 2017

by: sean deveney

Reviews

Whenever it seems as though a song by Palm is going to head in a certain direction, it slaps you in the face and invents a new direction. Any potential listeners looking for a sense of familiarity or predictability should be advised to look elsewhere as this is not an album for them.

June 16, 2017

by: mary kate crowe

June 14, 2017

by: niccolo dante porcello

Premieres

Horse Girl - "Petri Dish" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere

“Petri Dish” presents Horse Girl in their jangliest form to date — the main riff is reminiscent of so many excellent records of late, but finds a fresh tone when paired with the prescient lyricism of the song.