experimental

This black metal duo broke the mold altogether, weaving jazz, blues, and more into their latest release “Come and See” — the album’s tense timbre draws inspiration from the difficult realities of life in American public housing.

We exchanged with the enigmatic Liturgy mastermind who’s also found artistic release through opera — “Origin of the Alimonies” began a new creative cycle for Hunt-Hendrix, and today he released a new music video “Pasaqalia II” that connects that opera to Liturgy’s recent fourth full-length “H.A.Q.Q.”

The band’s tour seems to be going extremely well; last night’s show in Chicago sold out, and the performance was top-notch, but over-cramped venue conditions led to some grumpy fans.

Ten obscure, eccentric, or otherwise obtuse non-metal releases with experimentation and artistry at their cores.

We caught the Lingua Ignota show in Philadelphia on Tuesday — project mastermind Kristin Hayter follows few (if any) conventions in her esoteric and moving performance.

We premiere the bonus EP that is unlike anything the Michigan grinders have ever done before — it comes alongside “Pollinator,” the band’s fourth full-length, and we chat with the trio about how it all came to be.

The latest split between The Body and Uniform excites corporeally but challenges mentally, an intriguing blend which comes to fruition through constant experimentation.

Kameron Bogges uncovers the personal nuance and existential context of his experimental mind-music.

The experimental solo artist provides a glimpse into the universe of her second full-length “Caligula.”

We unveil the music video for a new track from the duo’s upcoming fourth full-length “Concept Unification,” out June 14th on Relapse.