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From Wednesday 09 March 2016

Hospital Ships stream new album ‘The Past Is Not a Flood’

Hospital Ships, the lo-fi project of Minus Story vocalist Jordan Geiger, are streaming new album ‘The Past Is Not a Flood’ over at Allmusic. The album was produced by John Congleton (Chelsea Wolfe, St. Vincent), and is released on March 11th via Graveface Records. Pre-orders are available now, and

Alex G unveils music video for ‘Mud’

Alex G has released a music video for ‘Mud’ over at Spin. The track appeared on the excellent album ‘Beach Music’, released last year via Domino. The video was directed by Alex G, and shot in Philadelphia with several of the singer/songwriters friends making an appearance. Check the video

The World Is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die stream new song ‘Even More Forever’

The World Is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die are streaming their new track ‘Even More Forever’ via Half Cloth. It is the second of two new tracks that appear on their forthcoming 7″ ‘Long Live Happy Birthday’. The 7″ is released on March

Slingshot Dakota stream new album ‘Break’

Pennsylvanian duo Slingshot Dakota are streaming their new album ‘Break’ ahead it release, and can be heard in full over at Stereogum. The album is due for release on March 11th via Topshelf Records, and follows on from the last album ‘Dark Hearts’, which was released back in

Plague Vendor unveil new track ‘No Bounty’ and announce UK dates

Plague Vendor will be heading to the UK in support of their forthcoming ‘BLOODSWEAT’ LP. The band have unveiled the fifth track to appear from the record, which is shaping up to be one of the best of the year so far. ‘No Bounty’, another sprawling post-punk track led

A Day To Remember unveil new track, ‘Paranoia’

A Day To Remember have unveiled their new track, ‘Paranoia’, via Zane Lowe on Beats1. In the interview with Zane Lowe, A Day To Remember vocalist Jeremy McKinnon explains how the track is not part of a bigger picture. Informing listeners that the

Two Inch Astronaut share video for ‘Personal Life’

Two Inch Astronaut have unveiled the video for the title-track from last month’s ‘Personal Life’ LP. The video, filmed almost entirely using selfie-sticks, is a potential commentary on the self-reduced privacy level of individual lives – if you wanted to look at that way. As director Mike O’Brien explains,

Hit The Lights unveil video for ‘No Filter’

With Hit The Lights due to tour the states alongside Seaway, Boston Manor, Can’t Swim and Casey Bolles, the band have unveiled the official video for ‘No Filter’ featuring footage from their recent tour with State Champs. “We shot this video over the course of a two week run with

HECK stream debut album in full ahead of release

HECK are streaming their eagerly awaited debut album, ‘Instructions’, in full ahead of release. The record will drop properly on the 11th March. The band, formerly known as Baby Godzilla until a legal dispute with the Japanese giant, will be playing a number of live

Head Wound City reveal video for ‘Scraper’

Having exploded into our POV section with the brilliantly visceral ‘Scraper’, Californian five-piece Head Wound City have unveiled the unsettling official video. Depicting a blooming body (check it out to see what we mean here), the clip was directed by Eva Michon. Featuring members of The Blood Brothers and seminal