Lotus Thrones Ponder The End in the “Gore Orphanage” (Video Premiere)
The Philadelphia-based group explores moody, noisy industrial post-punk on their new album "The Heretic Souvenir." Watch a video for a new track here.
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KEN Mode Stares into the Abyss on “NULL” (Interview)
Recorded early on in the pandemic, the Manitoba-based noise rockers base their upcoming album "Null" on the battered early-pandemic psyche. We spoke to frontman Jesse Matthewson about the record.
Heavy, Catchy Madness: Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol Is a “Shoo-In” (Early Track Stream)
The Austin, Texas band has cooked up a weird, noisy, and addictive slice of rock'n'roll for their upcoming album "Doom-Wop." Stream a new track from it here.
Still/Form’s Antagonistic Noise Rock Drips With Venom on “God Will Understand Why You’re Horny for Kids” (Early Track + Video Stream)
Portland noise rockers unveil a lacerating track (with accompanying creepy video) from their upcoming album "From the Rot is a Gift" - check it out here.
Chat Pile Take a Grimy, Cathartic Stroll Through “God’s Country” (Album Review)
The Oklahoma City band fuses noise rock with grunge, alternative rock, and more as they turn an uncomfortably vivid lens on the American Midwest.
Colored Moth’s Tumultous Post-Hardcore Defies “Inertia” (Early Album Stream)
A torrent of noisy, passionate post-hardcore/punk awaits. Stream the Berlin band's third album here.
MoE Beckons “The Crone” Through Noisy, Mercurial Rock (Early Album Stream)
The experimental Norwegian band's latest album takes a more cinematic tack, fusing avant-garde sludge and noise rock into a hazardous adventure. Listen to it now.
Rebreather’s “Sick Sick Sick” Sludge Has No Antidote (Early Track Stream)
Rebreather's "Sick Sick Sick" Sludge Has No Antidote (Early Track Stream)
“Burn” In the Unruly Fires of Ugly Twin’s Polluted Noise Rock (Music Video Premiere)
Watch a weirdly fascinating video about tire speed tests while listening to a track from this Baltimore industrial noise rock outfit.
Tunic’s Chaotic Requiem for a “Quitter” (Early Album Stream)
Though it marks the departure of bassist Rory Ellis, Tunic's latest album is a high point for the band. Check out an early stream of the album here.