Amyl and The Sniffers: Amyl and The Sniffers {Review}
The snarling Aussie punks make grandpa Lemmy proud and prove that punk hasn’t run out of things to say.
Wet Dreams: Wet Dreams {Review}
The Norwegian bad boys know how to rock hard and boogie all night long.
Du Blonde: Lung Bread for Daddy
The scruffy self-produced second album by Beth Jean Houghton is full of ragged honesty, heartbreak and emotional destruction.
Orville Peck: Pony {Review}
The leather-masked cowboy that could be Roy Orbison’s love child, takes post-punk-infused country music to places its never been.
Mike Krol: Power Chords
Mike Krol is too indie for punk and too punk for indie. Regardless he sure knows how to make a solid rock album using some potent power chords.
Black Mountain: Destroyer {Review}
The Canadian psych rockers jump into their Firebird and drive into the desert night to face their demons on their most introverted and demented record yet.
