Heavy outtakes from Transworld’s 2003 travel video “Are You Alright?” also includes footage of Donny Barley and the elusive Clint Peterson skating a DIY euro-gap.
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Memory Screen remixes 16 years of MJ footage showcasing his magical combination of style and tech. And yes I picked a weird thumbnail but this line is one of my favorites.
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Art that you made when you were “just screwing around” may contain the clues to finding greater joy in the creative process
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Frankie jumps on and over rails in “Lord, Save Frankie Spears”
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The guy responsible for Zoo York Mixtape (and more!) put together a 7-minute montage of clips that all have one thing in common — the clicking sound of wheels rolling across brick.
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The Cypress Hill producer expands on the psyche rock vibe of his recent rap beats and revisits bass music for new album on Sacred Bones.
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Some tips for dealing with those times when you’re just over everything.
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Over 5 albums Josh LaRue (Rain Like The Sound of Trains, HiM), Stuart Fletcher, and drummer Chris Farrall (Hoover) iterated on a unique blend of vintage funk, jazz and dub while keeping one foot firmly planted in the sounds of the indie scene they came from. Check out 15 songs that show the focus and diversity of what they accomplished.
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2 hours of punk, hardcore, rap and noise including new bands from Current and Kowloon Walled City members, PJ Harvey demos from “Is This Desire?” (finally!) and a new Rob Sonic tune.
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1993 live set showcases some of the qualities that made Hoover an enigma in the punk scene as well as early versions of songs from their LP and a lost track.
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The Pittsburgh noise-rockers put tunes from Radiohead, Bjork and The Germs under new ownership.
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The 7th collaboration between two of Japan’s underground musical institutions leads to somewhere unexpected.
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Plus Facialmess, John Wiese, Demdike Stare and some stuff I that might actually be embarrassed to like.
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This mixtape of quarantine recordings is built around effects-driven drums that act as a perfect soundtrack to the COVID-19 era: a build up with no release in sight.
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The veteran American noise artist shares how the early 90s emo scene shaped his ethic, designing fonts and how lame he feels whenever he’s holding a stringed instrument.
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Plus Young Widows, Joe Colley and the most perfect pop song ever.
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Noisy guitars, a lot of yelling and a bit of earnestness on my Post-Hardcore Manifesto playlist on Spotify.Runs the gamut from 90s classics like Drive Like Jehu, Jawbox, and Hoover and contemporary jams from Luggage, Human Impact and Chavez.
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The new record from East Coast hardcore vets signals a move into 90s noise rock territory
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The founder of post-hardcore outfits Regulator Watts, Hoover and Abilene releases 7 tracks of spare, atmospheric and emotive work.
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From old DeSoto singles to new releases from Today Is The Day and Cage and recent discoveries like Candy Machine, here’s what had my attention last month
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