ICYMI: Our Album of the Week is Portrayal of Guilt's '...Beginning of the End'
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"I couldn’t necessarily put into words what my feelings were or what I was going through. I was hoping to be more metaphorical, not so direct.”
We spoke to Miss Grit about new album 'Under My Umbrella,' vulnerability, collaborating with friends and more
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At the Gates' 'The Ghost of a Future Dead' is a fitting tribute to their late vocalist, Tomas Lindberg
Michael Pementel reviews
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@modestmouseoffical.bsky.social have announced a new album, 'An Eraser and a Maze'
Hear "Picking Dragon's Pockets"
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At 31 minutes, 'I Guess U Had to Be There' is concise but dense, endlessly dazzling and rich in its economy.
Love this @desperatehours.bsky.social joint on 'Mezzanine', which came out today in 1998.
And probably a good thing to listen to roughly 16 minutes from now
'Mezzanine' dropped most of Massive Attack’s pretense of a good time whether in the streets or in the sheets, adding wobbly guitars to a digitized facsimile of brooding modern rock.
The new Portrayal of Guilt album is an absolute ripper, and I wrote about it for @treblezine.bsky.social
Of course I reviewed the @nin.com and Boys Noize collaborative album for @treblezine.bsky.social, I’m no dummy. www.treblezine.com/nine-inch-na...
Album of the Week: '…Beginning of the End' applies portrayal of guilt's pursuit of new configurations and new forms of abrasion on a set that offers their most diverse set of bruisers and brawlers. Run For Cover Records
Jeff reviews
@nin.com and Boys Noize's 'Nine Inch Noize' finds on-ramps to past and current trends in synth-based industrial—it’s as close as Reznor and Ross have been to pure electronic body music (EBM) in some time
@desperatehours.bsky.social reviews
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On 'The Disintegration Loops,' cracks emerge, the melody fades and becomes warped, the dreamy soundscape turns haunting. Eventually, each loop is overcome by decay.
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"I feel like we can write any song and have it sound like us. With the next record, who knows what’s gonna happen."
'Music Has the Right to Children' captures the warm and imperfect glimpses of things we can no longer touch but still somehow feel.
On 'Mestarin Kynsi', Oranssi Pazuzu find themselves recalibrating the alien brain that drives their harrowing journey into black metal’s most harrowing depths
We spoke to James Graham of the Twilight Sad about new album 'It's the Long Goodbye,' grief and more
Album of the Week: My New Band Believe's self-titled debut is rife with joyful eruptions of atypical rhythmic figures, maximalist arrangements and sprawling sonic explorations.
Outtakes: The best hip-hop albums of the 21st century
The albums we cut, the blurbs we wrote and our reasons for making the swaps. Read it on Patreon! www.patreon.com/post...
William Basinski's 'The Disintegration Loops' has entered our Hall of Fame
An elegiac masterpiece that measures the weight of time
Kathryn Mohr captures a sense of place on 'Carve'
Michael Pementel reviews
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