Deafheaven have unexpectedly released three new songs, and the accompanying film involves a rather remarkable name from outside the metal world. Janusz Kamiński, the Polish cinematographer who won Oscars for Steven Spielberg’s
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Austin’s Obscure Animals have written a ghost story in which dying turns out to be the best thing that ever
Montreal has a pretty great habit of throwing hardcore, shoegaze, punk and all sorts of noisy guitar bands onto the
Kyle Bond grew up with pages from Hit Parader plastered across his bedroom walls, getting into Shadows Fall, Unearth, Chimaira,
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“Remnants” starts like a march to war. The intro has that gathering-before-the-fight feel, then the band comes in and the battle has basically started. Moral Law are back in full Denver XVX mode, carrying that metallic weight they have been working with for years
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Bogotá psychedelic funk trio BALTHVS have spent the two years since “Harvest” working around a very different band routine. Bassist Johanna Mercuriana became a mother and stepped back from touring, guitarist-producer Balthazar Aguirre moved out of Colombia, drummer Santiago Lizcano kept touring, and Vanessa
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