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Rolling Stone | Kurt Vile Loves This Song So Much He Built an EP Around It

Reverie Online | Slash Need Isn’t Waiting for Permission, They’re Already in the Room

Toronto’s industrial synth punks are building their audience the old fashioned way: one sweaty, radical, cathartic live show at a time.

Pitchfork | U.S. Girls: Scratch It Album Review

Bandcamp | Exploring the Ever-Changing Universe of U.S. Girls

MaximumRockNRoll | Powerplant Crashing Cars / Never Smile 7″

New single from the prolific London-based POWERPLANT. With a slew of singles, EPs, and a couple LPs since 2018, this band has been busy

Rolling Stone | How Craig Finn Made the Seventies L.A. Record of His Dreams

Pitchfork | Deafheaven: Lonely People With Power Album Review

Following a divisively tuneful 2021 album, the California post-metal band returns to its signature sound on its sixth album. But these heavy, soaring songs also hint at unexplored terrain.

Brooklyn Vegan | Merce Lemon on how Lucinda Williams, Joanna Newsom & more influenced her new LP

The Los Angeles Times | Jessica Pratt, out of the L.A. underworld and into a (gentle) wall of sound

The New York Times | Jessica Pratt's Timeless Folk Music Is Evolving. Slowly.

Rolling Stone | Kim Gordon Isn’t Done Making Noise

The New York Times | Kim Gordon’s Coolest Act Yet

Pitchfork | The 10 Best Punk and Garage Rock Albums of 2019

With People in the Sun, Powerplant—aka London’s Theo Zhykharyev—succeeds in marrying the streamlined synth-punk punch of Ausmuteants with the DIY dance-party mania of Quintron.