Endless Boogie‘s sophomore album, Full House Head, the follow up to 2008′s Focus Level , is available for streaming on THIS LOCATION, courtesy of VPRO 3voor12, which is the leading cultural media network in the Netherlands. Upon hearing an advanced copy, John Mulvey, editor of Uncut Magazine, ...

"Amebix is me, myself, [guitarist] Stig and Roy [Mayorga, drums]," asserts founding vocalist / bassist Rob Miller, "and that’s the way it is. It’s not a project piece, if this album does anything it’ll be as a three-piece. With Stone Sour it’s very tour orientated, there’s a lot of hard work, with u ...

The High Confessions, the newly formed band featuring Chris Connelly (Ministry, Revolting Cocks, Killing Joke), Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth, Sanford Parker (Minsk, Nachtmystium, Buried at Sea), and noted recording engineer Jeremy Lemos (Smog, Stereolab, Jim O'Rourke), are streaming their debut album ...

Lovingly pinched from Dusted Magazine: David Tibet's latest, the third in a series that began with Black Ships Ate the Sky, dances again with the apocalypse, though this time the world's end seems like a quieter, more personal event. Most of the abrasive, distorted elements of Tibet's sound have bee ...

JJ Koczan of The Obelisk recently conducted an interview with Yakuza‘s Bruce Lamont about his visions of the changes the world is about to undergo, how Yakuza came to work with Profound Lore, and just how great it is to scare the crap out of yuppies. A few excerpts from the chat follow below. The O ...

Praise for Coliseum‘s House With A Curse from San Francisco’s aQuarius Records: Not sure why, but we never really paid much attention to Louisville sluggers Coliseum, they maybe seemed too punk, or something, whatever it was, we’re sort of kicking ourselves now, cuz this new one, their third, is a s ...

Lovingly pinched from Punknews: Amebix doesn’t record songs so much as they build freight trains. The fathers of crust punk, Amebix made a name for themselves in the early ’80s by forging a unique blend of Black Sabbath-style metal and Motörhead-style aggression. But, while both of those bands were ...