Primus: Back on the Bike, Going "Green"
With its first full-length album in a dozen years, oddball rock trio Primus displays a new-found vigor thanks to newly returned drummer Jay Lane -- while again peppering its buoyant music with subtly deep subject matter.
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In an experimental mass of metal riffs and rapid-fire strobe effects, Norway's KILLL assaults the senses with a frantic live display, further enriched by Are Mokkelbost's musical and artistic creativity.
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With vibrant album art and videos, a live light show, and multi-layered musical expressions, Holy Fuck has made its aural/visual aesthetic as colorful as its name.
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The wait is over! A year in the works, ALARM Press' collection of color-driven musicians and visual artists is finally here.
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Led by former Slowride front man and woodworking specialist Dan Phillips, drone-rock trio True Widow is coming up in an underground Dallas music scene that's finding its voice.
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Available on September 20, Chromatic is a dynamic print presentation of independent musicians and artists who are using or exploring color in unorthodox ways. It’s a highly saturated, prismatic presentation of some of today’s most adventurous underground artists.
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God God Dammit Dammit boasts a makeup of some of Adelaide, Australia's most distinguished hardcore, experimental, and punk musicians. The band has broken out of the city's genre-based music scene by introducing horns and performance elements that encourage a hard-to-resist party atmosphere.
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Bromst, the second album from Baltimore electro-spazz Dan Deacon, is a frenetic magnum opus offering a warped twist on world, ambient, and electronic noise pop.
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In 2008, Sacramento-based hardcore band Trash Talk recorded an album with legendary producer Steven Albini. That record, a self-titled, 12-song, 14-minute barnstormer was the first to be released after the band separated from its former label and launched its own: Trash Talk Collective.
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Achieving public familiarity through featured songs in Little Miss Sunshine, DeVotchKa has worked hard to make a name for itself. Its Gypsy-influenced sound employs a wide variety of styles and instrumentation, celebrating a genre that has been around for hundreds of years.
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Raised on an island with a penchant for all things sci-fi, Conrad Keely, frontman for post-punk band And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead, believes in a great — perhaps dark — destiny for the universe. Such spiritual beliefs and philosophical ruminations heavily inform the band's ambitious, intricate songwriting.
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Though it's known for its loud, largely improvised live shows, Bay Area psych-rock band Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound focused on creating intricate songs full of textured classic-rock fuzz on its 2009 album, When Sweet Sleep Returned.
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Though it most closely identifies with the Chicago noise scene, Locrian is comfortable with its itinerant musical status, writing songs about urban decay with a mutable ambient-metal foundation.
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