Nick Sadler and Tobias Grave

This popped up for me last night, Nick Sadler of Daughters and Tobias Grave of Soft Kill covering "Autoluminescent" by Rowland S. Howard.  It's wonderful.  Listen below and get it here from Cercle Social Records.

Alexis Marshall

Daughters front man Alexis Marshall has a solo album heading our way later this year, and for the time being has seen fit to give us all the first taste with the nervous and noisy freakout of "Nature in Three Movements."  Check the track out below and get it here via Sargent House.

Lingua Ignota Covers Chris Isaak

With all the horniness in the air yesterday because of that Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion video, it was easy to miss things like the surprise Krallice album or this absolutely haunting rendition of Chris Isaak's "Wicked Game" from experimental metal and noise artist Lingua Ignota.  This version lays operatic vocals over soft piano and a warped sample of Krzysztof Penderecki's "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima."  It also features some backing vocals from Daughters' Alexis Marshall.  It's awesome.  Check it out below and get it here.

Daughters

Rhode Island punk band Daughters have a new album of screeching, off kilter noise and hardcore post punk melodies headed our way in October on the always interesting Ipecac Records.  "You Won't Get What You Want" sounds like some moody combination of noise and math rock, a dark flow of material to put us all on edge.  Listen to "Satan in the Wait" below and pre-order the record here.