Militarie Gun – God Save The Gun
On their second LP, the Los Angeles hardcore band tries its hand at blowing up its sound in a big, big way.
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White Reaper – Only Slightly Empty
The Louisville rockers aim for a more muscular, overdriven guitar sound on their fifth LP.
Wednesday – Bleeds
Rat Saw God was No Ripcord’s favourite album of 2023. Can Wednesday’s follow-up solidify their place in indie rock’s top tier?
Aerial M – The Peel Sessions
Aerial M’s The Peel Sessions is a lasting record of a fleeting moment in Pajo’s history that we’re thankful to finally hear.
Wednesday – Rat Saw God
Wednesday’s fifth album finds them capturing everyday minutiae through the barren landscapes of rural America.
Yves Tumor – Praise a Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)
Praise a Lord... sees Tumor achieving the difficult task of remaining as perplexing as ever while forging a more inviting sound.
Weyes Blood – And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow
With the sixth Weyes Blood album, Natalie Mering has concocted a successor to Titanic Rising that any gambler worth their salt would have no doubt taken the under on.