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Pllush - "Soft In The Dark" | Post-Trash Compilation Feature

Pllush - "Soft In The Dark" | Post-Trash Compilation Feature

Forty tracks were handpicked for the Volume Four RAICES Benefit compilation promo, among them being Pllush’s “Soft in The Dark (1st Version)”. Out of all the exceptional songs that were chosen, Pllush holds a space in my heart ever since they became a member of my musical sphere years ago.

Gilliver - "Gilded Lily" | Album Review

Gilliver - "Gilded Lily" | Album Review

For a debut album, it’s a doomy fist pump for those who wander and eat berries and work too damn hard just to get nowhere but the place you started. And already with two tours in their mullets, Gilliver is living their days out fixing up a school bus and farming up a dangerous cord of kindling for the next heart-shaker.

Sonic Youth - "Battery Park, NYC: July 4, 2008" | Album Review

Sonic Youth - "Battery Park, NYC: July 4, 2008" | Album Review

Battery Park, NYC: July 4, 2008 is exactly what you can expect from a band that had recorded in 1987’s Sister and 1988’s Daydream Nation. In fact there are the characteristic evolutions of the noise that make Sonic Youth so lovable. Redundancies of melancholic feedback that tell of humanity in its highest poetic form of poverty and essentiality.

Gash + Divine Crush - "Split" EP | Post-Trash Premiere

Gash + Divine Crush - "Split" EP | Post-Trash Premiere

Due out digitally on June 28th, with the tape release to follow, each band are offering a pair of noisy tracks, displaying a disparity in their otherwise similar approaches, one dense and overdriven, the other nuanced and prolonged. It’s a great balance between their sounds, complimenting each other as they in turn highlight each other’s differences.

Fuzzy Meadows: The Week's Best New Music (June 10th - June 23rd)

Fuzzy Meadows: The Week's Best New Music (June 10th - June 23rd)

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.

Jeanines - "Jeanines" | Album Review

Jeanines - "Jeanines" | Album Review

New York City-based Jeanines are a duo comprised of Alicia Jeanine and Jed Smith who, together, make music that is equal parts wistfully nostalgic and strikingly present. Their self-titled, debut album for Slumberland - which follows the release of a few demo tracks, a standalone single and two covers - is a collection of razor sharp, 60s influenced indie pop.

Rong - "Milton Friedman's Big Dumb Dream" | Post-Trash Premiere

Rong - "Milton Friedman's Big Dumb Dream" | Post-Trash Premiere

RONG are your mutant freak punk dreams come true. The Boston band have been kicking around for a year or so now, having released a fantastic split with Landowner last summer, and now the band are ready to unleash (and i do mean “unleash”) their triumphantly rampant full length debut, Wormhat, on July 2nd.

Possum - "Party Jam" | Post-Trash Premiere

Possum - "Party Jam" | Post-Trash Premiere

Toronto psych punks Possum are set to release their full length debut, Space Grade Assembly, in just a few weeks (June 21st via Garment District), a record that is both swirling with garage rock excess and cosmic basement fuzz. It shreds and shreds, brain cells be damned, bringing to mind early albums from Wand or Meatbodies.

Little Musket - "Dolly Parton" | Post-Trash Premiere

Little Musket - "Dolly Parton" | Post-Trash Premiere

Hailing from Boston, Little Musket started out as the songwriting vehicle for Catherine Conley but has expanded into a full-fledged four piece.  You can expect a big sound with a direct, personal point-of-view.  Little Musket’s upcoming debut record, Fever Blister, is being released by Dadstache Records (Calicoco, Fuzzrod).