It ended up being manageable, but my oh my, September 2026 was a treat.

Producers Saint Abdullah & Eomac disrupt the concept of every border through hip hop and electronica on When The Sandbox Has No Edge. I’m going to open this by taking issue with the common definition ...

Honor Killed The Samurai is yet another piece of Ka ’s cryptic mosaic, an album that cemented his style and caught the ...

Warmly welcome our newest Weekly Featured Artist, the Italian avant-garde post-rock stalwarts Threestepstotheocean!

Ceremony, the kings of Rohnert Park, are done being sick on Tell Me Your Dream. Instead, they’re ready to dance and shout. As the album reaches its midway point, though, the sonic landscape starts ...

Throughout the past seven or so years that I’ve written for this site, the amount of musical discoveries I’ve made either through premieres, reviews, or recommendations from the other writers, has ...

On Chelsea Wolfe‘s ninth full-length album, The Dark, what should feel like an impenetrable fortress of fog and gloom is mostly drab and quite liminal. I hate to say it, but this particular Chelsea ...

Most albums form their own little distinct realities. Depending on the artists’ style, personal character, and intentions, these realities can be fantastical, philosophical, satirical, political, ...

Rebuilt from the ground up, a reinvigorated The Ocean sets its sights for the cosmos across the progressive post-metal voyage of Solaris. The Ocean as a whole likewise comes across as feeling solidly ...

It’s hard to parse how influential Streetcleaner was back in the pre-90s, but Godflesh‘s industrial hellscape (along with fellow noise-makers Ministry) seemed to be foreshadowing the ugly demise of ...

In music, weirdness for weird’s sake usually comes off as indulgent and/or pretentious. I’m all in favor of experimentation, but it should serve the purpose of getting to the heart of something, ...