Album Streaming Archives — Page 9 of 51

Artic Melancholy — An Interview with French Post-Punk Project The Memory of Snow

The Memory of Snow comes out of Caen, France, like a boreal wind with a chilling bite—Albin Wagener’s solo project after his stint with Overcast. For a decade, Wagener found…

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New Rock City Recalls the Punk Glory of 80s New York in Full Length “Radio 85”

Cassettes and posters in a bag Electric purple blue guitar Am I a thrill, am I too bad? No one could make me change my mind One thing’s certain: New…

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Melbourne’s Moon Elevator Shimmers with Gauzy Dream Pop and Post-Punk in “All Bridges Burn Behind You”

Have all your lovers forgotten your nameWere they all washed away in the rain at the end of a cul-de-sac?I won’t listen to a word, unless I’ve said it ﬁrst…

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Industrial Darkwave Trio Matte Blvck Collaborate With Clan of Xymox on Latest Single “BTTR” — New Album “Vows” Out Now!

I’m not afraid of my shadow Sincerely thought that I could blame My inner sense will never shatter I’m willing to cast the strings, a place that couldn’t bend Matte…

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Brooklyn Alt-Rockers The Giraffes Share Eighth Album “Cigarette“ and Propulsive Video for “Pipes

The Giraffes, Brooklyn’s brazen purveyors of ‘metal-tinged scuzz-rock,’ are back with their eighth album, Cigarette. Since crashing onto the scene in 1996, The Giraffes have carved their name with raw…

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Love is Worth Saving — Austin Post-Punk Trio Figure Factor Return With Second Album “Once More With Feelings”

Turning away from the twilight Surfing in fields of the dissonance Plug into the buzz of the hivemind Surfing away in the rushing stream Emerging from the flourishing underground of…

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Seattle’s Atomic Pines Blends Progressive Rock, Punk, and Folk in Their New EP “Sunlight Lost in a Portal”

Seattle-based Atomic Pines blends post-hardcore’s raw intensity with the introspective sensibilities of indie-folk, all underscored by a progressive edge. Their latest EP, Sunlight Lost in a Portal, offers a deeply…

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Listen to the Elemental and Ethereal Synth-driven Darkwave of Reign Of Roses’ Debut Album “Thorns”

Dwayne Dassing met singer Scott Berens in 2000 at a local bar, where Berens, newly arrived from Reno, was seeking a fresh start. Dassing, having just parted ways with his…

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Listen to Vuur & Zijde’s Fusion of Black Metal, Gothic Rock, and Post-Punk in Their Debut LP “Boezem” — Plus Interview

Love and heavy metal have always had a rocky romance, with the former frequently claiming the crown in pop’s parade of passions. Things get trickier when black metal steps into…

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