Cold Court raise their Hands Up EP like a genre-breaking emergency signal
20 June catch-up: Cold Court’s Hands Up EP brings noise, funk, rock and disruptive genre-bending energy into Pitchfork’s weekend release shelf.
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20 June catch-up: Cold Court’s Hands Up EP brings noise, funk, rock and disruptive genre-bending energy into Pitchfork’s weekend release shelf.
Alex Zhang Hungtai releases Orion/Mother via American Dreams, opening today’s release shelf with a nocturnal experimental work from one of indie’s most restless shapeshifters.
Osees’ OFF COURSE receives 18 June review attention, with John Dwyer’s garage-psych machine stretching toward improvisation, sprawl and endlessly uncoiling groove logic.
Horse Lords’ Demand to Be Taken to Heaven Alive receives 16 June review attention, with vocals, horns and woodwinds softening the Baltimore band’s hypnotic polyrhythmic machine.
Manganzoides release Voces from Dosis completa via Buh Records, bringing Lima’s garage-punk and experimental rock energy into a compact 16 June Bandcamp drop.
Horse Lords’ Demand to Be Taken to Heaven Alive receives 16 June review attention, with vocals, horns and woodwinds softening the Baltimore band’s hypnotic polyrhythmic machine.