"Post-Trash Live: A Podcast" | Episode 7
After an extended period away from the podcast, Nick and Dan return to chat about new music from Pile, She Keeps Bees, Squid, Blessed, Ausmuteants, PAX and a pair of selections from the recently released Post-Trash Vol. 4 charity compilation. A bit rusty and delightfully unfocused, this one is about the music, as its always meant to be.
Big Business - "The Beast You Are" | Album Review
Low Sun - "Don't Look" | Post-Trash Premiere
Ty Segall - "Deforming Lobes" | Album Review
Exhalants - "Hey Motherfucker" + "...Trample The Cross Underfoot..." EP | Post-Trash Compilation Feature
The band are heading out on a West Coast tour in May and in celebration will release …Trample The Cross Underfoot…, another tour tape consisting of four new songs and a pair of demos. In true Exhalants fashion, it’s another essential recording from out their practice shed, low in fidelity but absolutely rattling in tone and overt fury.
Treadles - "Cold" | Post-Trash Premiere
“Cold,” the single’s A-Side is a procession of textures both gentle and raw, from the warm picked intro into the deep plodding bass line. Stafford and Emily Hafner offer a gorgeous harmony, their voices a perfect pairing to sink into hazy emotional atmosphere, punctuating the pull of gravity as they sing.
Lost Dog - "Don't Feel That" | Album Review
Future Punx - "The World Is A Mess" | Album Review
The name The World Is A Mess sounds like an acknowledgement of defeat, a relaxation into political misery, a weary resignation familiar to any American in 2019 -- but the opening moments of the new Future Punx EP (and indeed the general attitudes of each of the six tracks) suggest quite the opposite vibe.
Shelter Dogs - “(I’m Not Gonna Do) Anything for You” | Post-Trash Premiere
Snakeskin - "Cloudbusting" (Kate Bush cover) Video | Post-Trash Compilation Feature + Premiere
Horse Doctor - "Horse Doctor" | Album Review
Otoboke Beaver - "Itekoma Hits" | Album Review
USA Nails - "Creative Industries" | Post-Trash Premiere
Second single “Creative Industries” is a dizzying blast of stampeding rhythms, that glorious noise rock bass tone, and swarming guitars that threaten to swallow everything whole. Everything rattles together in an unholy union, building a wall of impenetrable immersion, the unhinged eye of the storm.
Urochromes - "Rumshpringa" | Post-Trash Premiere
Set to release Trope House, their full length debut on May 31st via Wharf Cat Records, the band are using the extended running time to dig deeper and stretch further than every before into territories both strange and dare I say… accessible. If variety is the spice of life, than Trope House is one spicy album.
Editrix - "Talk To Me" | Album Review
When one door slams shut, another creaks ominously open. Such is the case with Easthampton’s Editrix, New England guitarist Wendy Eisenberg’s post-Birthing Hips continuation of spellbinding guitar and tongue-in-cheek take-downs. The four tracks on debut Talk To Me serve as a thrilling introduction to this special new band.
Fluung - "Satellite Weather" | Album Review
Their first full-length album Satellite Weather came out at the start of this year and pays homage to many legendary acts of decades past. Fluung is invested in exploring new ideas to further push their sound and have remained motivated by pivotal indie rock bands that became famous for emphasizing the power of the jam.
Birthday Ass + Toothbrush - "Live Split" EP | Post-Trash Premiere
Thick - "Thick" | Album Review
Brooklyn punk band THICK are the sonic equivalent of a jubilant rocket hurtling through space, and they want to bring everyone along for the ride. Their energy has always been part of their effortless cool, and the amount of fun they are able to translate from the stage to the recording booth is something all bands aspire to do.
Petrol Darling - "Ô Reine" | Post-Trash Premiere
The duo will release Ô Reine on May 24th on a super limited run of 30 lathe cut 7” records and we’re excited to premiere the single’s a-side. Sala wrote the haunting track about her childhood friend who committed suicide at a young age and while her lyrics are sung entirely in French, the atmosphere and tonality paint the picture.