Oruã - "Slacker" | Album Review
Post-Trash's Year In Review: The Best of 2025
Shintaro Sakamoto - "Is There A Place For You There? (Live In-Studio Performance) | Post-Trash Premiere
Psych-jazz legend Shintaro Sakamoto announced his perfectly titled Yoo-hoo back in November, sharing “Dear Grandpa” and “Is There A Place For You There?” in its wake. This evening in America and this morning in Japan, Post-Trash is thrilled to premiere a live, in-studio performance “Is There A Place For You There?”
Nyxy Nyx - "Self-Titled" | Album Review
Maraudeur - "Flaschenträger" | Album Review
Nick Drake - "The Making of Five Leaves Left [Box Set]" | Album Review
It took years for listeners to rediscover his work, but today, Nick Drake is celebrated and frequently cited as one of the greatest songwriters of his era. Drake’s new box set is more than a collection of studio sessions, a book, and a remastered album. It is an invitation into the mind and private world of a singer-songwriter who remained unwaveringly true to his voice and style.
Thirdface - "Ministerial Cafeteria" | Album Review
Journey to the Center of Aaron Turner | Feature Interview
Greg Freeman - "Burnover" | Album Review
Sorry - "Cosplay" | Album Review
Merzbow & Akio Jeimus - "Any Other Utterance" | Album Review
Merzbow has always been unafraid to delve into music’s harshest, most desolate corners, often creating a profound meditative state. With Akio Jeimus, the pair present a different face of improvised music – the “contained,” hermetic chaos of the studio, and the new feral life such pieces take in live settings.
Hairbrush - "Who Has Been Standing Dormant Eternally" + Other Joliah - "Everyone is John" | Post-Trash Premiere
Tony Molina - "On This Day" | Album Review
Sleeper's Bell | Feature Interview
In the leadup to Ugly Hug and Post-Trash’s benefit fest this Sunday at the Empty Bottle, both sites are featuring each project on their respective sites. Sleeper’s Bell hits the stage third, bringing their memorable expressions and tender storytelling. Shea Roney recently sat down with Blaine and Evan about their upcoming album, life’s hidden alignments, and reflecting on their first big tour.
Uniflora | Feature Interview
In the leadup to Ugly Hug and Post-Trash’s benefit fest this Sunday at the Empty Bottle, both sites are featuring each project on their respective sites. Uniflora hits the stage second, rearing their sweaty punk spirit and indebted melodies. The trio chats with Shea Roney about being labeled a “youth” band, balancing ego and confidence, and their latest projects.
On "And Your Song is Like a Circle," Skullcrusher Finds Power in Fragility
Hüsker Dü - "1985: The Miracle Year" | Album Review
1985: The Miracle Year shows the crucial role Hüsker Dü played in the mid-80’s US punk/hardcore scene, as well as their massive influence on the indie and popular music landscape. This set is a treasure for fans and newcomers alike that shows a band continuing to grow and traverse new musical directions while living up to their reputation as a powerful live band.
Out This Week | Post-Trash Highlights
A Strident Light: Portrait of Maria Bertel
Maria Bertel is a fearless artist at the peak of her creative pursuit. As humble as she is virtuosic, her work is a dazzling display of how symphony can be coaxed out of cacophony. Post-Trash’s Khagan Aslanov chats with the Danish trombonist on her education, process, and introductions to unorthodox music.







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