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Let’s Breathe Again: 2022 with Matt Christensen so far
We look at this year’s releases from the Chicago artist.
Chat Pile: God’s Country
On their debut LP, the Oklahoma band take us to dangerous new places.
50 Foot Wave: Black Pearl
Kristin Hersh and Co. return with the band’s second full-length offering.
COW: The Darkness Gets You Down
The local indie-rockers find common ground on their latest EP.
Lifeguard: Crowd Can Talk EP
The exciting Chicago three-piece return with their latest release.
Sea Change: In Conversation with Kal Marks’ Carl Shane
With a new line-up, we talk Kal Marks’ leader about their fantastic new LP.
The Utopia Strong: International Treasure
The veteran psych heads return with their finest offering yet.
Landing Interview: “We’re all modest and unassuming people”
We speak to Landing’s Aaron Snow about the band’s stellar journey.
Epic Tide: In Conversation with …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead’s Conrad Keely
We talk to the band’s chief architect about ‘XI: Bleed Here Now’.
Basalt Shrine: From Fiery Tongues
Chaos arrives with the Filipino supergroup’s debut LP.
Moor Mother: Jazz Codes
On her latest LP, the Philadelphian poet reaches for the past in beautiful ways.
Bones Shake: Bleed
The Manchester blues rockers make a timely return with their sophomore LP.
Katie Alice Greer: Barbarism
The former Priests singer returns with her debut solo LP.
The Burning Hell: Garbage Island
The Canadian band led by Mathias Kom tackle big issues on their latest LP.
Shaking Hell: Supersonic Festival 2022
Featuring Buñuel, The Bug & Flowdan, Divide And Dissolve, Old Man Gloom and June of 44, the Birmingham festival returns with a bang.
…And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead: XI: Bleed Here Now
The Austin, Texas veterans return with their latest offering.
The return of Ogun: a comeback 14 years in the making
Scouse thrash metal veterans set to storm North Shore Troubadour for their reunion gig
Serene Spirit: An Interview with East Cape Calling’s Zac Winterwood
We talk to the co-founder of the brilliant New Zealand label.
Eaters of the Soil: Inedia 1
The Dutch four piece unleash hell on their latest release.
Alison Cotton: The Portrait You Painted of Me
The London-based artist returns with her finest album yet.
Deliluh: Fault Lines
The Toronto DIY outfit shift the needle on their latest offering.
a.P.A.t.T.: The Great Attractor
The Merseyside sonic voyage return with their latest release.
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