Category: Post Punk

The deconstruction continues: after dismantling the past on Nostalgia’s Glass just over two years ago, The Underground Youth use the same approach as the foundation for their twelfth album. Décollage (Fuzz Club), however, takes things in a slightly new direction. Familiar sounds are broken apart and reassembled—but this time, they’re…

Uncertain times call for new sounds. L.A. Witch, previously known for their drifting Western psych, are confronting the chaotic world with a fresh breeze. “DOGGOD“ (Suicide Squeeze) is an album few would have expected from the Californian trio. The familiar psych rock? Blown away. Instead, a cold wind suddenly sweeps…

The powerful Attachment Styles from 2023 is still resonating, yet M(h)aol are already back with a new album. Something Soft (TULLE / Merge), the Irish band’s second record, is set for release on May 16. But it won’t be all that soft, as the first single DM:AM makes clear. It’s…

Last December, TVOD (Television Overdose) released Car Wreck—a stellar track full of moody, melodic, and gripping post-punk. Now, the band has announced their debut album. Party Time (Mothland) is set to drop on May 9. To mark the occasion, the New York band has shared a new single. Uniform once…

The trad wife trend—being the perfect partner for a man. Cooking, cleaning, and, of course, plenty of sex to keep him happy. Not exactly a common theme in punk music—until now. MÉNADES tackle it head-on with their fantastic debut album, Sur Leurs Cendres (Le Cèpe). Their track Good Partner drips…

Maybe it’s because Jonathan Van Herik is back with FACS. On their new album, Wish Defense (Trouble In Mind), the bassist brings his instrument to the forefront—or at least, it certainly feels that way. It hums and drones, then pushes forward with ease. Overall, the Chicago trio’s sixth album feels…

The class of 2021—when Black Country, New Road, black midi, and Squid all released incredible, similar yet entirely distinct experimental rock albums. Ah, the good old days. Now it’s 2025, black midi is no more, Black Country, New Road are still searching for their new sound. And Squid? They’ve returned…

The Underground Youth is now entirely in the hands of Craig Dyer. Over the years, he has repeatedly revisited his own work, as he does once again on the upcoming D​é​collage (Fuzz Club), set for release on April 4. The Berlin-based Brit disassembled his earlier creations and reassembled them for…

If you’re into gritty, barbed-wire-laden British post-punk, the Nothingheads should already be on your radar. Leaning heavily into punk while maintaining a sharp-edged groove, their debut full-length, The Art of Sod (Sister 9), delivers an unapologetically raw experience. This album thrives on roughness and resistance. The London-based band approaches their…

Squid’s post-punk has always had an artful edge, reaching a pinnacle with O Monolith in 2023—a complex, multifaceted, and somewhat weightier work. Now, with Cowards (Warp) set for release on February 7, the British band’s third album promises an even broader canvas, as suggested by the first single, “Crispy Skin.”…