In case you slept on it, Kanga’s self-titled album from 2016 is a solid industrial offering that sounds like a long lost gem from …continue reading Now Hear This: Kanga (2016)
Backxwash returns with another extraordinary album about trauma and recovery; “I Lie Here Buried” is another must-listen masterpiece. Over the past year, considering the …continue reading Now Hear This: I Lie Here Buried With My Rings and My Dresses
The debut album “For the First Time” from the English rock band Black Country, New Road strikes the perfect chord for these troubled times. …continue reading Now Hear This: For The First Time
The jury’s still out on whether I want to watch the new horror comedy “Witness Infection” — but that’s not for lack of a …continue reading Now Hear This: Witness Infection OST
Danny Elfman is back in a big way, and his latest ongoing project is giving fans a lot to rejoice over and look forward …continue reading Now Hear This: Danny Elfman Singles Series (Vol. 1)
“Cicada Madness” is a rock-and-roll fueled, sci-fi horror classic in the making, proving real life can be just as scary as fiction. In Cicada …continue reading Cicada Madness! Review
We interview the ethereal-voiced singer, songwriter, producer Ethel Cain about her music, style, influences, and her upcoming EP “Inbred”. Last year in the spring, …continue reading Now Hear This: Interview With Ethel Cain
We’re celebrating Flashback February all week with a look back at 2020 — kicking things off with our picks for the year’s best albums. …continue reading Flashback February: The Best Albums of 2020
A very nontraditional album, Clipping’s “Double Live” is as much about the communal experience of music as it is about the music itself. It’s …continue reading Now Hear This: Double Live (Clipping)
A beautiful tale of doomed love, “Origin of the Alimonies” is brilliantly done black metal with orchestral influences and blistering vocals. The mingling of …continue reading Now Hear This: Origin of the Alimonies (2020)
