You know the deal. Here's the best singles of the week.

Sounding akin to The Locust covering The B-52’s, the new record from The Eurosuite is quite frankly absurd. We’re overjoyed to premiere it.

You know the deal, here's the best singles of the week.

Sugar Horse have long been an entity dedicated to disregarding and upsetting the status quo. The Grand Scheme Of Things continues this in perhaps the most disruptive way yet.

The dust may have just settled and the grass may have only just grown back on the farm, but ArcTanGent have announced the first 30 names for next year.

Originally peddling the scrappy indie punk optimized for sweat-caked walls and sticky floors, Happy Accidents have long been a creature ever-evolving. Edit Undo see’s the duo further shifting and maturing.

Devastating in every possible sense of the word, Hope and Ruin isn’t an easy listen. But it is absolutely wonderful.

You know the deal. Here's the best singles of the week.

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It’s weird, it’s obtuse and it’s expresses more ideas than most bands ever will; outlandish Bristol trio grubbing establish themselves with their brilliant and bizarre first EP.

You know the deal, here's the best singles of the week.

Articulated with confidence and natural charisma, the new record from Hello Mary is a great introduction to a band many may soon be getting acquainted to.