Flat Swamp - "By All Means" | Album Review
Dories - "Twin" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
The Montreal quartet's latest record picks up where Stripped left off, mining the pop side of post-punk with angular stabs at jangly guitars and rhythms that often move in against one another. There's an unflinching calm to the band's spastic charm as Dories manipulate complex shifts and progressions into something casual and inviting
Eskimeaux - "Year of The Rabbit" | Album Review
Year of the Rabbit has a slightly darker tone than it's predecessor, O.K. Melodically, YOTR feels like a classic Eskimeaux album. It chronologically fits into Smith's discography like a glove. Lyrically, Smith matures with each release. In a short amount of time, the album hits on themes of personal growth, insecurity, fear, love, and lust.
Dinosaur Jr. Announce New Album "Give a Glimpse Of What Yer Not" + Tour Dates
Lady Bones - "Terse" | Album Review
Mumblr - "VHS" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
“VHS” finds Mumblr continuing to make the pulsating, catchy rock that defined 2014’s Full of Snakes, and that has become a highly specific sonic identity for the band. Singer Nick Morrison’s voice has the incredible quality of driving Mumblr songs to their outermost limits, functioning as a fifth instrument floating above the mix, and in “VHS” this is on full display.
Mrs. Magician - "Bermuda" | Album Review
Cat Be Damned - "Daydreams In A Roach Motel" | Album Review
Daydreams in a Roach Motel is a deeply weird release, one that pushes past a stale game of “spot the reference” to paint a larger regional portrait of gender identity and spiritual renewal, of life and death, horizon and transience in the thick flow of the James. Cat Be Damned’s hazy lo-fi feels like a fitting artifact of too many landscapes to count, compounded over soft synths and hushed vocals that teeter towards collapse.
Saccharine - "We Both Became The Sky | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Car Seat Headrest - "Teens of Denial" | Album Review
Car Seat Headrest songs are about the big, scary questions that we’re all asking ourselves. Although Toledo doesn’t claim to have the answers, you still end up feeling empowered as a listener. The record captures the all too familiar sense of emptiness and uncertainty that comes with the start of adulthood, and it will fiercely resonate with young people who are trying to figure out how to live in a world that feels like it's falling apart more everyday.
Big Business Announce New Album "Command Your Weather" + Share First Single and Tour Dates
Fuzzy Meadows: The Week's Best New Music (May 9th - May 15th)
Cende - "EP" | Album Review
Torture Love - "A Drone With A Lifestyle" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Left & Right - "Pivot Foot" | Album Review
Q&A with Pity Sex | Feature Interview
Pity Sex recently released White Hot Moon, its follow up to 2013’s critically acclaimed record Feast of Love. The album delves into and subverts pop music with blurry ballads and distorted guitars, with lyrics co-written by Britty Drake (vocals, guitar) and Sean St. Charles (drums). Over email Drake and St. Charles conversed about Pity Sex’s beginnings, influences, changing sound and the meaning behind White Hot Moon.
Julia Brown - "An Abundance of Strawberries" | Album Review
Sam Ray is the bedroom-pop powerhouse behind Julia Brown. The project formed in 2013 with the release of To Be Close To You- a light-hearted indie pop album full of lo-fi love songs. With An Abundance… Julia Brown returns, taking on a much darker tone and hitting on sadder elements of love including loss, heartbreak, desire and dread.
Fuzzy Meadows: The Week's Best New Music (May 2nd - May 8th)
"The Colossus of Destiny: A Melvins Tale" Documentary Announce Initial Screenings
The producers behind the eagerly awaited Melvins’ documentary, “The Colossus of Destiny: A Melvins Tale,” have announced the first public screenings of the film: Los Angeles’ Don’t Knock The Rock Film Festival in late July and at Psycho Las Vegas the weekend of Aug. 26 to 28, with more screening announcements to follow.