Sunn O))), those robed Seattle wraiths who've spent decades crafting uncompromising, bone-rattling drones that demand as much respect as they do endurance, have inked a deal with Sub Pop—a fitting home for their seismic sound after teasing the partnership with a couple of singles back in 2023. Their debut on the label, the three-track EP "Eternity's Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential," strips things back to the core duo […]

ESKOLOPENDRA is a punk rock band, and their album Criminal was released in July 2025. The album, which has a total run time of 24 minutes, features 11 songs. The tracklist includes songs like "Criminal," "Loca," "Actitud," and "Odio la tele." The band has been compared to other legendary groups like the Ramones, Descendents, and even the iconic Blondie, suggesting a sound that is both fast-paced and melodically charged. The […]

Tv Dust’s debut album Transition, released on January 24, 2025, via Maple Death Records, marks a bold evolution for the Milan-based trio, are back with an entirely different beast, their proper debut ‘Transition’, an incredible collection of kraut-punk and post-motorik sound with a genre-blending soundscape. The album’s 11 tracks, spanning 45 minutes, its "breakneck rhythms" and "furious, yet mysterious assaults," blending influences from Italo post-punk, devo-id convulsions, and the chaotic […]

Intermission's debut album Power Corrupts is a visceral fusion of post-punk and hardcore energy. Released via Smoking Room, it condenses decades of influences into a blistering 16-minute manifesto. The album combines garage punk, post-punk, and hardcore elements, with tracks like New Fire and U.T.G. showcasing frenetic energy akin to Dead Kennedys. Lyrically, it critiques systemic failure and personal defiance, balancing macro-level anger with intimate vulnerability. Power Corrupts has garnered attention […]

Snooper and Prison Affair deliver a raw energy with their respective contributions to their collaborative split EP. This six-track release showcases the unique styles of both bands, blending Snooper's energetic, lo-fi punk with Prison Affair's gritty, synth-punk sound that encapsulates the essence of "egg punk." Snooper's side showcases a frenetic punk rock sound, reminiscent of early punk with a modern edge. Their tracks are characterized by driving rhythms, raw vocals, […]