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Hum
Inlet
Completely unexpected, the first album in 22 years from the gigantically influential, semi-legendary HUM. A genuine Album Of The Year contender, and possibly their finest ever, it mixes their super-heavy / epic sound into elements of drone and shoegaze, with their trademark almost-sighed vocals. Longtime fans will in no way be disappointed; newcomers with a penchant for post-rock, emo, math rock and even doom metal will see what all the fuss has been about!
"The band is extremely thankful for the kindness we have received over the years, and we hope everybody is happy and well."
The new album is an eight-track release that should appease fans of the band's '90s output. Highlights include the album opener "Waves," the hypnotically epic "Desert Rambler," the dark yet crushing "The Summoning" and the slow ebbing closer "Shapeshifter." - Loudwire
Polyvinyl
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The Lawrence Arms
Skeleton Coast
The seventh full length album from punk-rockers The Lawrence Arms. The Lawrence Arms are a lot of things but predictable isn’t one of them. Since forming in Chicago in 1999—the trio of bassist/vocalist Brendan Kelly, guitarist/vocalist Chris McCaughan and drummer Neil Hennessy—have never broken up or become a nostalgia act, choosing instead to make albums that continually challenge the boundaries of their sound. In the process they’ve carved out a distinctive identity in the punk community that’s simultaneously gritty, beautiful, melodic and mutinous. Although it was written and recorded before the Coronavirus upended the world, the band’s seventh full-length Skeleton Coast sounds eerily prescient as it imagines an apocalyptic future where coyotes croon and wolf packs roam free. “For a band who has been around as long as us, this is about as urgent of a record as we could make,” Kelly explains. “It may be kind of dark but it’s really about searching for light in the darkness and finding it, as small as those moments may seem. That’s sort of where we’re at: Collecting the scraps of things that could make for a bearable existence in dark times.” In order to get outside of their comfort zone, the band and longtime producer Matt Allison traveled to Sonic Ranch Studios, a recording compound surrounded by pecan orchards 30 miles east of El Paso, Texas, to record Skeleton Coast. “It was kind of like album camp in the sense that we were in this very remote setting for two weeks and really focusing on making the record. That was a very different experience for us because we’ve always made our records in Chicago which is home and all the things about home are in the way,” McCaughan, who currently lives in Portland, Oregon, explains. “We were really happy to have Matt with us because he understands our band and our process in a way that’s very unique. We’re a really weird band and he totally gets the eccentric qualities about us.” Like 2014’s Epitaph debut Metropole, Skeleton Coast was written by sending Dropbox demos between the members—and with just two weeks at Sonic Ranch to track the album there wasn’t time for ambiguity and the result is an album that’s layered without veering into overindulgence.
EPITAPH
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Broadway Calls
Meet Me On The Moon
The ace single from Broadway Calls, taken from their album Sad In The City. We've had a good history with them and they're up there in our group of favourite punk-rock bands. If you're into the likes of Alkaline Trio, The Menzingers, Green Day or The Lawrence Arms then do check this out.
"Meet Me On The Moon" is the first single off "Sad In The City", the upcoming full length from Broadway Calls. This next album is NO SHIT their best release ever, and this song is a sneak peak at what you have to look forward to. The band is doing a preemptive strike this Spring with a tour of the UK and EU, so we figured we should at least crank out a teaser 7" for the occasion. The B-side features a stripped-down version of their fan fave, "Call it Off". Get ready, 'cuz here they come.
FOR FANS OF: The Menzingers, Alkaline Trio, Green Day, The Lawrence Arms, The Copyrights, Kid Dynamite.
Red Scare Industries
7"
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The Winter Passing
New Ways of Living
The second full length album form the indie-punks The Winter Passing, offering another mix of their charming, infectious and power-pop influenced blend of indie-punk. Super into this, if you're into the likes of Milk Teeth, Tigers Jaw, Nervus, Martha or Gender Roles.
Armed with a deluge of influences, from Sonic Youth, No Doubt and American Football to a collective fascination with film photography, Irish colloquialism and rural seaside towns Dublin’s The Winter Passing return with their second album – New Ways of Living.
Recorded at The Ranch with producer Neil Kennedy, the new material, a classic mix of midwestern emo influenced indie punk rock, focusses on killer melodies and the Flynn’s poetical outpourings centred around their experiences with loneliness, bullying, self-awareness, and Irish working class anxieties.
Big Scary Monsters
LP
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