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The latest Djunah LP channels the duo's heavy, intensely cathartic sound to reflect on living with and healing from trauma.
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The beloved Japanese post-hardcore group return after three long years away with two new dynamic, heartfelt tracks.
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Laurels of the End of History
by Cime
This imaginative release from Monty Cime blends Latin folk music and experimental noise for a sense of surreal nostalgia.
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From L.A. comes the latest from post-rock outfit bondo, with tendrils of spindly guitar snaking through arid percussion.
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Boston indie rock stalwarts Pile pair lyrical brooding with their trademark askew chord progressions for a sense of magnificent tension.
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You're Better Than This
by Pile
Boston quartet show what all the fuss is about with a new album of tales and tunes that manically explode and retract.
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Cardiff band Red Telephone can't disguise the pure pop sensibility in their blistering alt-rock songs.
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