The opening track to Public Strain, the sophomore release from the Alberta, Canada band WOMEN, may sound like it is straight out of a slasher film, but there is nothing frightening about this band. Instead of pounding beats that could lead up to a...
The quest for innovative music video creation continues with Shadow Shadow Shade’s White Horse Trilogy. This three-part video (with a peculiar aspect ratio) is essentially be a short film featuring the band’s music. It might not be a...
Vintage black and white clips swirl alongside psychedelic shapes and forms for a bit of a mad scientist sort of feel. Yeah!
Grass Widow primarily play an anonymous brand of surf-tinged garage rock, and the ten tracks that make up Past Time do not stray far from that foundation. However, the group is adept at adding just enough textural variance to keep the songs from...
An experimental lo-fi project which falls somewhere between a backwoods campfire jam session and an electronic crapshoot in a dingy basement, the binary marketing show’s latest 6-track EP, clues from the past, is certainly a fascinating listen...
When your band name is Golden Triangle, you’ve gotta find ways to work the triangles into your music videos. Golden Triangle have done just that with this rambunctuous video for “Prize Fighter.” It’s not the newest video, but...
Unicycle Loves You might craft songs with straight-forward pop hooks and beats, but there’s always something more complicated under the surface. In the case of “Justine”, the dissonant guitarwork is certainly hypnotic. This video...
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