Before enjoying high-profile tours and WWE residencies, Code Orange more than earned their keep by slugging it out in the Pennsylvania underground since they were high schoolers. Beyond their relentless touring, the continual growth Code Orange has experienced from I Am King to Forever, and most recently to Underneath comesContinue Reading
After four years without any new music, American industrial outfit 3Teeth are back with today’s release of their fourth studio album, EndEx. While the tracks within are full of contempt for concepts like hyper-consumerism and tech being too prevalent in our lives, the whole thing is a fun romp withContinue Reading
Stephen Sanchez’s debut album, ‘Angel Face’ opens with the steady, hypnotic ballad ‘Something About Her’. As his voice echoes over spacious keys and his words push up against the gentle, spiralling wall of sound building around his voice. When he muses, “There must be something about her” towards the close ofContinue Reading
For a band that started at the cusp of the deathcore explosion of the 2000s/2010s, Germany’s Necrotted never seemed to give into the pitfalls of the genre. Perhaps it’s because their country isn’t exactly known for the style, but these guys have done a noticeably tasteful job of treading theContinue Reading
Lore and storytelling play an outsized role in every album The National release, and on their ninth album ‘First Two Pages of Frankenstein’, released in April, the narrative was more central than ever. Following their collaborations with Taylor Swift on her pandemic albums ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’, their profile had increased,Continue Reading
In Starfield, the future is bright. By the 24th century, when the futuristic role-playing game (RPG) is set, humanity has made unimaginable scientific strides, mastering the art of space travel and building vast cities on distant worlds. Sure, everyone is eating nondescript food called Chunks, Earth has been destroyed, andContinue Reading
Wes Anderson returns to the feverish mind of Roald Dahl for this charming adaptation of The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar. Premiering at Venice Film Festival, this nearly-40-minute short marks Anderson’s first collaboration with Netflix, after the streamer paid a whopping $686million for the Roald Dahl Story Company back inContinue Reading
Next month, Manii’s third album Innerst i Mørket will drop via Terratur Possessions. It comes five years after the band’s sophomore effort, Sinnets Irrganger and is a transcendent experience. Personally, it’s almost intimidating to try to review, but let’s explore it along with a bit of the band’s history anyway.Continue Reading
Unholy Deification, the latest record from Incantation, is out today and true to all the hype, it’s not only a solid album from one of death metal’s greats, but it’s also a crowning achievement for the band. And that’s saying a lot, considering how late in their career it comes.Continue Reading
The music and persona of Elvis Presley were potent influences on 20th-century pop culture and that’s reason enough to be curious about his place in history. But I am particularly interested in comeback stories and the career span of a pop star. You can only be the face of youthContinue Reading
