FLOOD

The shapeshifting grindcore collective continue to find new brutal horizons to explore on their expansive yet focused first non-collaborative LP in three years.

The Manchester quartet’s most consistent record in years pairs themes of the eternal uphill climb of inhumane capitalism with the band’s own creative ascent.

The songwriter discusses finding beauty in “cringe,” the influence of dreams, and sharing the catharsis of their new album in a live setting ahead of their performance at The Fonda this weekend in LA.

Lætitia Tamko uses her third LP to process all of the mournfulness and ecstasy, excess and ennui of the past four years using the sounds she found in her escapes to nightclubs to cope.

Rosenstock’s fifth album carries the weight of all the global erosion he’s always sung about while providing a captivating new glimpse into how his songwriting may continue to mature.

Animal Collective’s Dave Portner shares how drone music, meditation, and community fed into 7s, one of his most human solo releases to date.

Alloysious Massaquoi discusses recapturing youth and breaking new ground on the band’s fourth LP.