post-punk
Eye of the ‘Storm’: Q&A with Ötzi
Oakland post-punk band talks musical evolution and gearing up to release their forthcoming LP under lockdown
Souki – “Miura”
Coventry upstarts mesmerize with slithery jazz-infused post-garage stunner
Facs – ‘Void Moments’
Chicago post-punk trio transcends on swirling & psychedelic new LP
Port Juvee – ‘Motion Control’
Calgary post-punk band delivers dreamy, melodic new album
topographies – “In Crept Doubt”
Bay Area shoegazers add darker gothic edges on haunting new track
Djunah – “Nurse and Nun”
Chicago noise-rock duo unleashes bombastic new single off their forthcoming debut LP
Secret Shame – ‘Dark Synthetics’
Asheville goth-rockers transcend on gloriously dark debut LP
Miss Rayon – “Self Made Man”
Portland post-punk band’s new video is a spectacular gothic thrill ride
The Murder Capital – “Don’t Cling To Life”
Dublin post-punk band ponder death on propulsive new single
Chkbns – ‘Autwik’
Russian trio unleash spirited blend of post-punk, dream pop and doom on debut LP
Geronimo – “Obsolete”
Guru – “Fixation”
Algiers and Omni play The Drunken Unicorn
Two of Atlanta’s best local outfits, the experimentalists Algiers and the post-punkers in Omni, combined for a killer bill played to a packed room.
Snail Mail and Shame Rock The Masquerade
Two of indie rock’s quickest rising acts, the Matador-signed Snail Mail and the British punk outfit Shame played a bill that many will be regretting missing out on in the years to come.
Shame with Cult Objects at Cousin Danny’s
Last Thursday, the British quintet Shame put on a unforgettable sweat-soaked set in secret Philly venue Cousin Danny’s. The floor bent to nearly a breaking-point and the young group led an excitable crowd through an ear-crushing set. Philly’s own Cult Objects opened with their own rock magic that got the crowd revved up.
