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Montreal's post-dance glam-punk, quintet, La Sécurité, is back with "Serpent," a slinking and funky earworm reminiscent of someone like Talking Heads or even the fury of The Gun Club. This…

There's a trippy lion limousine running on multiple legs as a hazy disco synth-meets-glam rock chews the sonic scenery. The image puts a smile on your face as you groove…

When I first heard "High Again," from Coucou Babe, I thought it was dusty b-side from Beach House, but it turns out to actually be the debut single of a…

"DADA always reappears, in one way or another, whenever too much stupidity accumulates," wrote the artist Kurt Schwitters in 1924 about Dadaism, an international and committed artistic movement born during…

The band Staraya Derevnya has been creating psychedelic kraut-folk for over 25 years now. With a dual home base in London and Tel Aviv, the group takes its name from…

A fusion of post-punk, No wave, and some noise, Grim Streaker has a music video fever dream. It's looks and feels like something you'd see after pulling over the curtain…

Calgary's icy post-punks, Sunglaciers, are inching closer and closer to the release of their anticipated Subterranea LP, and have a music video for the darkened and minimalist "Out of my…

Daniel Bejar, better known as Destroyer, is back in 2022 with an album announcement and an esoteric video single called "Tintoretto, It's for You." The song is somewhat of a…

Pan M’s good news of the day: Spoon will release Lucifer on the Sofa on February 11th! To help us wait, the Austin-based band has posted a video of them…

Herr Nox foregrounds the vicious circle of police brutality.

The anti-Covid anime insanity of Battles’ “Sugar Foot” video is, shall we say, transformative.

Halloween continues with Palaye Royale!

The punk poetess of J-pop, Haru Nemuri, gives it her all in solitude for the French trade fair’s virtual edition.

The game is on for Yellowknife electro-blues-rocker Digawolf, in the video for his new album’s title track.

How much fun is an amusement park, really? Arriola tries to answer with “Par mes paupières”.

“Mork n Mindy” is the sound of central heating and the rest of the smells of Sunday dinner in a house in a residential area in 1982.

The activist group presents “Animals”, a call to each of us to improve the collective situation.

“Fiction” is altered by distorted voices and heavy, disturbing instrumentation, at a creeping pace.

With hammering drums and powerful guitar riffs, there’s pure FUZZ to be found on the new single “Mirror”.

An ode to that special monster that frequents Quintron & Miss Pussycat concerts, soaking up the extravagance of their performances.

Another absurd and deranged clip from Viagra Boys, which augurs well for the album to come.

Vibrant views of various cities, with the band’s new-wave pansori and the troupe’s manic moves

Three months after Resurrectedinblack, Bestial Mouths presents an aquatic and cathartic clip for the track “The Loss”.

San Diego’s Prayers bring their chologoth sound to the underworld of their ancestors.