Sweet Pill's sophomore album, Still There's a Glow, is a resilient response to the mounting pressures following their breakout debut, Where The Heart Is.
Sweet Pill's sophomore album, Still There's a Glow, is a resilient response to the mounting pressures following their breakout debut, Where The Heart Is.
2023 marks twenty-five years since the original release of 99th Dream and to commemorate here's a new valve realm remaster from the original DAT tapes that brings in some warmth and bottom end.
Like a fluorescent-lit snack-aisle oasis in some desolate interstate road stop, brimming with Skittles and limited-edition Sno Balls, Tacocat's Easter-egg-hued pop-punk-pop is bound to brighten up the most drab stretch of bummer back-road.
Fitting to the album title, this release took on a heavier, darker mood and a bolder array of riffs and choruses than their previous records - a sound embraced by fans and critics alike.
Every Dawn's A Mountain is the follow up to critically acclaimed 2022 debut album, "Sahir." Tamino writes of the album, "... if there were one prevailing element in these songs it would be fire.
Enormous and immersive Amir-galvanized his emerging star, it's musical dynamism and sweeping vocal range netting comparisons to Jeff Buckley and, of course, his grandfather.
Whether it's slacker rock anthem "The Drugs Did Me", an autobiographical account of Aaron Lee's journey to sobriety, new wave raver "Alien Space Queen," which celebrates living outside the gender binary.
Team Sleep features Chino Moreno from Deftones, plus Todd Wilkinson and CrookOne. This vinyl release features two unreleased outtakes: "Let's Go" featuring Mary Timony, and "Kool Aide" featuring Mike Patton (Faith No More).
For as long as they've been a band, teen suicide's catalog has been as alluring as it has been elusive. Now for the first time, two of the band's most sought after early EPs, dc snuff film and waste yrself, are available together Via Run For Cover Records
The new album is quintessential TFC: melodies are equal parts heartwarming and heartaching, guitars chime and distort, keyboard lines mesh and spiral, harmony-coated choruses burst out like sun on a stormy day. 5/14/21
Endless Arcade follows Teenage Fanclub's 2016 album Here, a record that garnered universal acclaim, a mark of how much the group is treasured. 2016 release on Merge Records.
The members of Teethe met while attending the University of North Texas in Denton, TX, a small college town outside of Dallas with a fertile music scene.
Teethe re-emerges with Magic Of The Sale, a soft but steely full-length album where the Texas band's four distinct songwriters, singers, and artists ask a series of interlocked questions about what it means to build a life in a time of shared collapse.
