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A Review of Nothing’s a short history of decay
Nothing deliver their most stylistically varied and unflinchingly honest work yet—proving that true weight comes from vulnerability, not just volume.
Kamola Atajanova
Mar 33 min read


Album Review: MX LONELY - All Monsters
For those entrenched in the New York underground, Brooklyn’s MX Lonely has never been a "new" band, but with All Monsters, they have made a significant leap forward—this is the kind of record that could finally see them break through to a much wider audience.
Kamola Atajanova
Feb 193 min read


Album Review: bill. - WIMMER
On their debut full-length WIMMER the Florida-based outfit bill. (styled in lowercase with a period) delivers a crushing, multi-layered statement they’ve aptly dubbed “futuristic space gaze.”
Kamola Atajanova
Feb 192 min read


Album Review: Backengrillen - Backengrillen
Backengrillen don’t give a fuck if you like them. Or if you don’t. Or if you “get it.” It sounds harsh, but they really do not care. Because this self-titled debut isn’t about you. It’s not even about them. It’s about us.
David O'Reilly
Feb 73 min read


Album Review: Whitelands - Sunlight Echoes
With their second album, Sunlight Echoes, the band Whitelands from London have created a story that follows the ups and downs of life.
@shoegazefordayz
Feb 22 min read
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