Kontravoid

LA darkwave industrial act Kontravoid released new album "Sound of the Void" last week, a collection of gothy synth pop and death rock.  Just the kind of thing to enjoy on an October night.  Check out the propulsive "Without" below and grab the LP here from Artoffact Records.

Death From Above 1979

January brings us raucous new music from Toronto duo Death From Above 1979.  Pre-order the forthcoming "Private Lives" LP here from Last Gang Records and listen to the title track below.

Deer Park & NINA

A few days ago, i posted a couple of new collaborative tracks from experimental bedroom pop artist Deer Park and Valeria Litvakov.  And he's back again with a new track, this time around paired up with Nina Cristante of UK post punk band Bar Italia.  Check out "Shards" below and download it here from Deleted.

October Horror Trailer - The People Who Own the Dark

Daily Jam (October Edition) - Heresy Part I

Experimental artist Lustmord brings on the dark ambient end times with his 1990 album "Heresy," a cold and ominous opus that sounds like the bowels of the earth opening and swallowing everything to hell.  Perfect vibes for the season.  Check out "Heresy Part I" below, our Daily Jam.

Father John Misty

Here's a mellow, string-laden new track from Father John Misty.  Dig on the autumnal vibes of "The X-panded Universe" below and download it here from Sub Pop.

Knifeplay

Philly indie rock band Knifeplay are gonna kick off 2027 with a new album in January.  Sprawling new track "Love Song" is a wonderful, dreamy, and melancholy mix of alt-country and shoegaze, the kind of song to end a long day to.  Check it out below and pre-order the forthcoming "What Is Truth?" LP here from Double Double Whammy.

October Horror Trailer - Motel Hell

 

Daily Jam (October Edition) - The Vampire

Here's a haunting folk track from Buffy Sainte-Marie for your October afternoon.  Listen to "The Vampire" below, our Daily Jam.

Protomartyr

Detroit post punk band Protomartyr made their triumphant return last week with their new album "Hotel Usona," recorded with legendary producer Dave Fridmann.  Digging into the record, and you can totally hear the producer's influence all over it, and it pairs quite nicely with the band's gruff and noisy sound.  Grab the LP here from Domino and listen to "Sounds We Cannot Hear" below.