METZ

Here's some new noise from Toronto band METZ from their upcoming "Up on Gravity Hill" LP.  Check out "Entwined (Street Light Buzz)" below and pre-order the record here from Sub Pop.

Noble Rot

Noble Rot is the new project from Alex Edkins of METZ and Graham Walsh of Holy Fuck.  The Toronto duo's first single "Casting No Light" is a noisy, pulsing piece of thumping post punk.  Check it out below and pre-order the upcoming "Heavenly Bodies, Repetition Control" LP here from Joyful Noise.

Weird Nightmare

Weird Nightmare is the side project of METZ front man Alex Edkins, and he just dropped a fun cover of The Troggs' "Our Love Will Still Be There."  Check it out below and download it here from Sub Pop.

METZ Featuring Joe Talbot

Canadian noise outfit METZ just dropped a new single featuring a vocal assist from UK post punk bnd IDLES front man Joe Talbot.  The result is "Come on Down," a raucous and frenetic blast of sound.  Check it out below and download it here from Sub Pop.

METZ

October is bringing us a new album from METZ.  The Toronto noise makers have been going strong for a number of years, and in my humble opinion get better with each new record.  Check out "A Boat to Drown In" below and pre-order the upcoming "Atlas Vending" LP here from Sub Pop.

METZ cover Gary Numan

Apparently a few years ago, raucous Toronto noise rock trio METZ recorded a cover of Gary Numan's classic "M.E.," and for some reason i'm only just now hearing it.  Check it out below in all of its glory, and grab it and couple of other covers from the band here via Sub Pop.

METZ

Noise rock band METZ are back with a new album next month on Sub Pop.  Listen to the raucous and...noisy (of course) "Drained Lake" and be on the lookout for the "Strange Peace" LP in September.

METZ - Eraser

Looks like we've got some new music from METZ headed our way this Friday.  The "Eraser" 7" finds the noisy Ontario band making their normal ruckus in glorious form.  Listen to the title track below and get the record from Three One G, or digitally from Sub Pop.