Top 5: Horseback

Top 5: Horseback
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Jenks Miller, the father behind Horseback’s latest album, Piedmont Apocrypha, has again created a twined nest of experimental sound by combining a base of seething feedback and altering levels of oozing drone. The album as a whole lifts up the listener in a cradle to help see Miller’s vision of music as a single, fluid entity with this nongenre specific album. … read more

Review: tētēma – Geocidal

Review: tētēma – Geocidal
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tētēma = ODDSAC-era Animal Collective – Panda Bear … read more

Review: David Lynch – Eraserhead: Original Soundtrack Recording

Review: David Lynch – Eraserhead: Original Soundtrack Recording
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Eraserhead: Original Soundtrack Recording = The Elephant Man + Twin Peaks – Dune … read more

Review: Krang – Bad Moon

Review: Krang – Bad Moon
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Krang = Decay After Death + Discharge + Black September … read more

Top 5: Hundred Waters

Top 5: Hundred Waters
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Following the subtly intricate formula of their first album, Hundred Waters’ new release continues with the same airy splendor, but with more refinement. The musical foundation of this album perfectly represents 2014, a year of revitalization and self-discovery, by sounding neither senescent nor ahead of its time, but flawlessly fit into the fringes of current music. … read more

Review: Tetherball – Whimsy

Review: Tetherball – Whimsy
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Tetherball = Foxtrot Uniform / Gerard Way + The Academy Is… … read more

Review: Creepers – Lush

Review: Creepers – Lush
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Creepers = Lush + Slowdive + My Bloody Valentine … read more

Review: Death From Above 1979 – The Physical World

Review: Death From Above 1979 – The Physical World
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Death From Above 1979 = Pink Mountaintops + QOTSA – Frank Black … read more

Top 5: Necrophagia

Top 5: Necrophagia
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The legacy of horror, terror and old-school death metal that is Wellsville, Ohio’s Necrophagia keeps getting better and better. Their seventh release, WhiteWorm Cathedral, is sure to open up the seven seals of Hell and unleash the apocalypse in the form of aural destruction and mental imagery assaults. Necrophagia incorporate an almost obsessive love for horror films which, in addition to the band’s own ideas and interpretations of those horrors, have always made for fun listening. … read more

Review: Thurston Moore – The Best Day

Review: Thurston Moore – The Best Day
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Thurston Moore = Sonic Youth – the rest of the band + Free Kitten / Chelsea Light Moving … read more