Elias Rønnenfelt & Evanora Unlimited
ELIAS RØNNENFELT Elias Rønnenfelt is known as the singer of Iceage. Less than a year after the release of his debut album Heavy Glory, Elias returns with his sophomore album. Conceived and recorded in his bedroom between tours, Speak Daggers features appearances from the legendary group The Congos, and Copenhagen artists Erika de Casier and […]
Saetia
SAETIA Saetia was formed in 1997 in New York City and only existed until 1999. During two decades of inactivity, the band’s music took on a life of its own, cultivating a large international fanbase and is broadly acknowledged as massively influential in the DIY emo hardcore universe. In 2016, the band released a double […]
Home Front
HOME FRONT HOME FRONT from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, have been blasting out of everyone’s stereos for the past 3 years with their unique combination of THE CURE, BLITZ, EURYTHMICS, and SUICIDE wrapped up with modern production and tightly wound hooks. Unrelenting 2nd LP “Watch It Die” soars high and reaches deep with frayed punk edges […]
Isaia Huron
ISAIA HURON Isaia Huron has always been obsessed with sound, not just the polish and precision of a finished track, but the volatile emotion that simmers underneath. Born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina, Isaia grew up surrounded by music that was both sacred and survivalist. His father, a pastor and civil rights activist who […]
Hole Dweller
HOLE DWELLER Fantasy synth for the hobbit-hearted. Hole Dweller creates warm, immersive performances. Blending electronic music production with stringed instruments. Live shows are crafted to pull the audience into a shared story through exploration, imagination, and mood-driven music. SHADOW KNELL SHADOW KNELL make their Relapse debut with their self-titled album! Featuring members of POISON RUIN, […]
Glen Hansard
GLEN HANSARD The inspiration for Don+t Settle – Transmissions East and West, Glen Hansard’s sixth and latest, two-volume solo album, came from a memorable night in The Hague in the summer of 2024. Hansard and his band were performing at the outdoor Zuiderparktheater when the heavens opened, and they had to swiftly recalibrate. The singer immediately […]
Lip Critic
LIP CRITIC Theft World is an album about stealing. I’ve stolen a lot, and I’ve been stolen from a great deal. Nothing interesting has been taken from me though, just the things that everybody seems to have, social security number, credit cards, etc. Not long after I turned 25, while at the Lost Lake Lounge […]
Poison Ruïn
POISON RUÏN Building off the strengths of their critically acclaimed works, POISON RUIN return with their new album, Hymns From the Hills. The Philadelphia Punk band have developed their signature approach to grim mythmaking and scythe-swinging aggression in bold new directions, offering up a new body of songs that strike one as equal parts natural, undeniably of this […]
Gia Margaret
GIA MARGARET Every artist has to discover their voice. Gia Margaret didn’t find herself until she lost hers. With a vocal injury that kept her from singing for years, she developed other musical languages, mastering the grammar of an intricate, homey form of ambient music pioneered by Ernest Hood and perfected by The Books. Now, […]
Swing Kids
SWING KIDS Swing Kids emerged in the mid-1990s as a fusion of obscure punk, hardcore, and region-specific social politics. Their sound was heavily influenced by the ethos of jazz and swing-era ideals distilled through a hardcore lens, resulting in a style that defied traditional genre classifications. Although their time together was brief, the band left […]