Porches - "The House" | Album Review
First Thought Worst Thought - "Cody" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Mezzanine Swimmers - "Black Cat In Heat" LP | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Keep - "For Your Joy" | Album Review
Cool American - "17" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Freezing Cold - "Shape of Escape" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
This past August, New York trio Freezing Cold quietly released their three-song demo, which saw the band as carving out a space somewhere between knotty post-hardcore and plaintive indie rock. Post-Trash is premiering the video for “Shape of Escape,” directed by Brendan McKnight and features art direction by George Stadnik.
Date Stuff - "Date Stuff" | Album Review
A Conversation with Andy Molholt of Laser Background | Feature Interview
Dove Lady - "E" | Album Review
Pat Keen - "Screens" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Shamir - "Revelations" | Album Review
Black Thumb - "It's Alright" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Flight Habit - "Glorified Hill Myna" | Album Review
Free Pizza - "The Sky Is Our Mirror" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Fire Is Motion - "Still, I Try" | Album Review
Dryspell - "You Without Me" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
Cup - "Hiccup" | Album Review
Kindling Discuss "Hush," Western Mass, & FBI Raids While Recording | Feature Interview
Talking to the band just before Christmas found them in between one-off gigs and the planning of what is looking to be a much more extensive, but at the time of publishing tentative, tour. Band members Gretchen and Stephen spoke of the making of their latest release, the bands songwriting, and an unnamed loss which hung over the writing and recording process of Hush.
Tape Deck Mountain - "Morse Code" | Post-Trash Exclusive Premiere
The quartet are back with Echo Chamber Blues, a stark shoegaze record that blends the darker atmospherics of Liars with wall of sound guitars and waves of distortion. Built around the political and religious climate following the 2016 election in their newfound home, the record is a reflection of the times and what the band call their "most upfront" album to date.