Sugar Horse

Here's some new music from the often uncategorizable Bristol band Sugar Horse.  The band's wild and cacophonous mix of black metal, alt-rock, noise, and prog rock can make the head spin in the best ways.  New album "Not a Sound in Heaven" is out now.  Get it here from Fat Dracula Records and listen to the doom-laden album closer "You Can't Say Dallas Doesn't Love You" below.

Sugar Horse

Bristol band Sugar Horse dropped their new album "The Grand Scheme of Things" yesterday, a lovely mesh of noise, doom, shoegaze, and post metal...along with the band's usual penchant for excellent song titles.  Check out the moody title track below and get the LP here from Pelagic Records.

Sugar Horse

Bristol band Sugar Horse have knack for making intense, frenetic, and beautiful songs, a blasting mix of hardcore punk, metal, prog rock, emo, and soaring post rock.  They also have a knack for naming said songs.  And their newest single is the arena ready sounds of "Pictures of Dogs Having Sex."  Check the track out below and get it here from Small Pond.

Sugar Horse

The first thing that caught my attention about Bristol band Sugar Horse was their cheeky song titles like "Fat Dracula," "Phil Spector in Hell," and "Shouting Judas at Bob Dylan."  The next thing was the sheer ferocity of the actual music, a blistering mix of screamo, hardcore punk, post metal, shoegaze, and avant garde weirdness.  It's intoxicating really.  I meant to sample a song or two and ended up listening to the new "The Live Long After" LP in its entirety.  And it rules.  Check out the aforementioned "Shouting Judas at Bob Dylan" below and get the album here from Small Pond.