Scratch is the moniker of electronic-music-producer Denholm Whale. He also happens to be one of the founding fathers of Toronto noise-makers Odonis Odonis. Just recently he dropped a brand new EP via Sepsis Record Club and we want you to know about it.
Check out Something To Do in the embed below and be sure to hit up our favourite album cut, Pool Hop… a perfect ending to an incredible effort.
Just recently we came across the new single by London post-punk trio Pozi and it’s been on repeat ever since. Imagine CSS and Los Campesinos! had a lovechild… The Nightmare would be the result. The track will be included on their upcoming 5-song effort, 176, due for release on July 3rd via Prah Recordings.
“Taking its title from the eponymous London bus route that runs from Penge to Tottenham Court Road, 176 contains themes of paranoia, social anxiety, jealousy and the accompanying nightmares these can create. All five songs have quite grim, dark subject matter. Once we’d started exploring that paranoid, angsty kind of path, the floodgates seemed to open and we ran with it”
Take a listen in the embed below and be sure to hit up their Bandcamp page to check out their other single Whitewashing.
On June 26th, Hand Drawn Dracula will release the debut full-length album, Pure Glass, from Toronto shoegaze outfit Sahara. The band recently unleashed the lead single and an accompanying video on the masses.
Take a listen to Chimes in the embed below and be sure to hit up their socials for more leading up to the release. Something tells us, this is gonna be one hell of a record.
Post-punk outfit Public Practice hail from the Big Apple. Their latest album Gentle Grip was unleashed on the world today and we couldn’t be more stoked to share it with you. Chock-full of energetic, upbeat and infectious grooves, this album does not disappoint.
Check it out in the embed below and be sure to hit the band up on their socials… looks like this bunch is here to stay.
Toronto post-punk outfit Frigs have a new 5-song EP up for grabs. The band picks up right where they left off with their last effort and trust us when we say, this is a good thing.
For forty-eight hours you can download Rave And Rupture In Music As Disaster under the ‘pay-what-you-can’ option over on Bandcamp. Don’t waste any time… hit up the link below and get it before it’s gone!