Sparklmami makes in this body feel intimate, glittering and slightly unreal
Sparklmami’s in this body receives 18 June review attention, with jazz, disco, pop and R&B shaping a debut that feels both fantastical and deeply personal.
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Sparklmami’s in this body receives 18 June review attention, with jazz, disco, pop and R&B shaping a debut that feels both fantastical and deeply personal.
Slow Pulp announce Melodie and share Better Man, returning after Yard with a new ANTI- album and a fall tour built around self-acceptance.
Chicago noise-rock agitators K.K. Rampage release All Wet Arsonist (Demo), another deliberately ugly blast of post-punk and weird-punk pressure.
Matt Christensen releases The City In Heat, a Chicago record tagged around experimental dream pop, indie folk, slowcore and singer-songwriter textures.
Chicago’s K.K. Rampage release I Wanna Be Your Stillborn, a deliberately confrontational noise rock and post-punk seven-inch that is not here to behave.
Chicago project Wound Mother releases Pray for Peace, a dark ambient and noise piece that treats tension as both texture and message.