The sound they have built is harder to pin down than it first appears. Yes, there are war drums. Yes, there are chants in ancient languages and the haunting scrape of a tagelharpa. But underneath all that, there is genuine electronic pulse, trance architecture, and […]

Impure Wilhelmina have spent three decades doing exactly what they want, and the Geneva underground has never quite contained them. Six albums deep, the Swiss quartet have always operated in that uncomfortable space where hardcore aggression meets atmospheric weight, where melody refuses to soften the […]

A.A. Williams has never been an artist who shouts. She whispers, she builds, she lets the weight do the talking. And on ‘Hold It Together‘, the latest single from her forthcoming third album “Solstice“, that restraint becomes something devastating. The London-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist […]

Five videos. Five completely different worlds. This week we’ve got Nashville metalcore that hits like a court summons, a New York folk-jazz duo building entire conceptual universes from newspaper clippings, Southern California pop-punk with something to prove, one of underground indie’s most quietly influential bands […]

Adelaide’s finest problem children are back, and they are not in the mood for pleasantries. alt. have dropped “Sucker Punch“, their first new music since 2024’s “Conversations That Hurt“, and it lands exactly like the title promises, fast, targeted, and with the full force of […]

There’s a particular kind of creative alchemy that happens when a band generates more heat than any single album can contain. The sessions overflow. Ideas spill out the sides. And sometimes, what gets left on the cutting room floor turns out to be as essential […]

T.Love is back with a new album and a club tour, and they mean business. March 2026. “Orajt!” drops. Thirteen studio albums in and Muniek Staszczyk still doesn’t do things quietly. Uncompromising lyrics. Catchy melodies. The T.Love sound that doesn’t ask permission. Fresh material with […]

1987 – Two university students in Poznań Krzysztof Grabowski and Andrzej Kozakiewicz start a band Two years later, they record “Ulice Jak Stygmaty” and play the Jarocin Festival. For anyone who knows what Jarocin meant in communist Poland, the dust, the chaos – the sense […]