Braden Lee directs grim music video for Corbin's track "Hunker Down"
The opening scene of the video stars Corbin, at the center of a rotating shot in which he is laying in a crashed and fuming car, staring straight into the…
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Portugal. the Man continues rollout of 'Woodstock' with "Feel it Still"
A couple months ago we shared the first single off of Portugal. the Man's forthcoming album Woodstock, titled "Noise Pollution". It's groundbreaking for me as the John Gourley and his band happened to be…
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Preoccupations share new short film for monolithic single "Memory"
Preoccupations (fka Viet Cong) are closing out a seemingly tumultuous year with a music video of epic proportions, one that could very easily be the best of 2016. Acting as the visual manifestation…
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Check out the video for I the Mighty's melodic electro track "Slow Dancing Forever" [Music Video]
When first hearing San Francisco-based rock band I the Mighty you may be reminded of post-rock artists like Saosin or Coheed and Cambria. Their latest song “Slow Dancing Forever,” shows…
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Echos releases cinematic and captivating track "Tomorrow"
Oregon-based duo Echos had a smash hit with their release "Silhouettes" which was reposted to TrapNation's YouTube and received over 2 million views. The song is a blend of cinematic…
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Thoughts release '90s post-rock debut single "Tuck" [Premiere]
Thoughts’ debut track “Tuck” is a welcome resurrection of the once fashionable early post-rock formula. The track employs the same nauseating claustrophobic guitar style punctuated with deadpan vocal breaks iconic…
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Crow's Feet emerge with cinematic post-rock piece, "Surge Swell" [Premiere]
Scottish band Mogwai are masters of the post-rock formula. Using a single motif they grow their compositions into lush terraces of begotten sounds; so rich and creative is the progression that…
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The Night Café's "Addicted" is a nice little rock-driven number about love
Throw a few talented 17 or 18 year-olds from Liverpool together and you get The Night Café. If you are recognizing what you're hearing but not the name attached to it,…
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Lymbyc Systym's "Paraboloid" is an adventurous piece of dance-rock [Premiere]
As Lymbyc Systym, brothers Jared and Michael Bell have been forging a new path in instrumental rock music for years. Combining synth, drums, and sparse electronics, they create miniature dreamworlds…
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Lymbyc Systym announces new album 'Split Stones,' shares dazzling title track
Jared and Michael Bell, the two brothers who release music as Lymbyc Systym, live on opposite sides of the country; one in Arizona, one in New York. While long distance collabs…
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Eliot Sumner gives us the chills with her new track "Firewood" [Premiere]
While I'm still only 22, I had the lucky opportunity of attending an university in one of the biggest musical hubs in the United States, and so I'm a little…
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CTZNSHP's sophomore effort 'All Things To The Sea' is haze rock bliss
CTZNSHP is that band that Greg Bouchard of Noisey said "might be the most promising Montreal band, ever," and I don't think he's wrong. The four-piece comprised of Jesse LeGallais, Scott…
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