Six Finger Satellite – The Pigeon Is The Most Popular Bird (1993, Remastered...
Sub Pop aficionados must have been caught more than a little off-guard to not hear something akin to Screaming Trees or Mudhoney after initially plopping The Pigeon Is the Most Popular Bird on their...
View ArticleThe Gun Club – Mother Juno (Deluxe Remastered 2023) (2023)
…included 12” single versions of the songs “The Breaking Hands”, “Crabdance”, and “Nobody’s City”. Additional demos are included from the aforementioned Mother Berlin sessions. The Gun Club collapsed...
View ArticleSwans – The Beggar (2023)
According to the pre-Socratic Greek philosopher Heraclitus, change is the only constant in life. Everything that comes into being is a product of conflicting opposites and that process of becoming...
View ArticleLove and Rockets – My Dark Twin (2023)
Love And Rockets is the seminal, groundbreaking trio of Daniel Ash (vocals and guitar), David J (vocals and bass) and Kevin Haskins (drums). They formed in 1985 after the first split of their band...
View ArticleThe Dead Milkmen – Quaker City Quiet Pills (2023)
Since returning to the stage in 2008, Philadelphia punk satirists the Dead Milkmen have continued providing biting social commentary, writing songs that creatively and sometimes hilariously express...
View ArticleGloin – We Found This (2022)
Not many albums have the power to transport you into a completely new frame of mind — whether sinister or joyful — within its first few seconds, but We Found This, the debut full-length from Toronto...
View ArticleCome – Near Life Experience (Expanded Edition) (2023)
Originally released in 1996, Come’s third album Near Life Experience was the sound of a band heading into new territory, refining their dense mix of hypnotic noise-rock, blues and rock’n’roll...
View ArticleRadiohead – In Rainbows [Japanese Expanded Edition] (2023)
Radiohead’s seventh studio album, a milestone in zero-era rock, is being reissued as a 2-disc set! The controversial and controversial album, which was released for distribution with a throwaway price...
View ArticleWolf Eyes – Feedback & Drums Vol. Two (2023)
The highly anticipated sequel to Feedback and Drums has finally arrived, and it’s bigger, bolder, and more mind-blowing than ever before. This new release takes the raw, unfiltered energy of the first...
View ArticleJAAW – Supercluster (2023)
…The motley crew of underground UK rock stalwarts that make up the JAAW initialism are, on thunderous bass, Jason Stoll of Mugstar and Sex Swing fame, Therapy’s Andy Cairns on grizzled guitars, the...
View ArticleWolf Eyes – Dreams in Splattered Lines (2023)
On their 2023 compilation release Difficult Messages, Michigan noise institution Wolf Eyes worked with various like-minded peers to produce a series of relatively short pieces that explored fractured...
View ArticleTherapy? – Hard Cold Fire (2023)
The permanence of Therapy? is impossible to overlook. With an impressive career that spans more than three decades, the group’s body of work stands out, as the anthemic noise rockers continue to focus...
View ArticleSQÜRL – Silver Haze (2023)
SQÜRL was formed by Jim Jarmusch and Carter Logan in 2009 to score Jarmusch’s movie The Limits of Control. Over a decade later and with numerous EPs and film scores under their belt, SQÜRL are set to...
View ArticleTunic – Wrong Dream (2023)
Winnipeg art punks Tunic cut some of the genre’s most heart-pounding and apocalyptic soundscapes; the screams of vocalist David Schellenberg sound less of anger and more of desperation. Despite the...
View ArticlePearl Jam – Give Way (2023)
Eddie Vedder once said that drummer Jack Irons saved Pearl Jam from wilting under the pressure of grunge-era superstardom, and you could also make a strong case that the band might not have ever...
View ArticleHüsker Dü – Tonite Longhorn (2023)
Hüsker Dü released Tonite Longhorn, a previously -unreleased double-disc set of rare live recordings from the legendary band’s embryonic on-stage beginnings. Drawn from the historical Hüsker Dü...
View ArticleShizuka – Heavenly Persona (1994, Remastered 2023)
The Black Editions label continues to do the lord’s work. In recent years, they’ve been digging through the archives of legendary Japanese psych label P.S.F., giving new life to some truly great and...
View ArticleThe Shits – You’re a Mess (2023)
Leeds Stoogian noiseniks The Shits released their debut album Punishment in early 2020, a time when such a gruelling, discordant axe of ire was incredibly resonant. More recently, the loud and proud,...
View ArticleMudhoney – Plastic Eternity (2023)
Mudhoney will never entirely escape its grunge past, nor should it. The band did much to define that early 1990s amalgam of punk irreverence and lo-fi fuzz metal roar. However, for the last couple of...
View ArticleDinosaur Jr. – Puke + Cry: The Sire Years 1990-1997 (2023)
When the original trio lineup of Dinosaur Jr. imploded in 1989, guitarist/vocalist J Mascis barely broke his stride when it came to continuing the progress the groundbreaking alt-rock group had been...
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