Category: Post Punk

In 2022, Black Doldrums introduced us to their dark vision of post-punk with their debut album, Dead Awake. Now, after a lineup change, they are set to release a new album titled In Limerence (Fuzz Club) on October 18th. Daniel Armstrong has joined the founding duo of Kevin Goddard and…

Oliver Ackermann and his band A Place To Bury Strangers are known for their noisy, shoegaze-infused post-punk and frequent lineup changes. For their seventh album, “Synthesizer” (Dedstrange), the New Yorker is joined by Sandra and John Fedowitz. The album is set to be released on October 4th. The singles from…

The Crows are preparing to release their third album. “Reason Enough” (Bad Vibrations) will be out on September 27th. The album was created under different circumstances but offers their familiar sound. This is evident in the first single, “Bored.” It’s a captivating yet melodic post-punk track, polished by maestro Andy…

The strange and unique world of The Drin: Currently, the sextet embeds sleepy post-punk in eerie scenarios. Swampy and steamy like the southern USA, yet no less hostile, a fact they try to mask behind tired eyes. “Elude the Torch” (Feel It / Future Shock) is their fourth release in…

The Drin are preparing the release of their annual record. “Elude The Torch” (Feel It) is the fourth album from the currently six-member band from Cincinnati. It will be available from June 28. As a preview, the title track is now up for streaming. We are immediately transported back into…

Radar Men From The Moon have had many faces, both musically and in their lineup. With fresh people and ideas, they are moving forward with a new album. “Vomitorium” (Fuzz Club) will be released on August 16. The first single, “Psychic Warfare Now!,” deals with familiar themes from industrial and…

Tramhaus recently released a series of singles, but we’ve been eagerly awaiting an LP. The wait will finally be over on September 20 when “The First Exit” is set to release. Still a long time to go, but in the meantime, the single “Beech” comforts us. The song reaffirms why…

Two years ago, MELTS surprised with their debut album “Maelstrom,” which was a success. An unusual record that combined shimmering synths, post-punk, and gloomy spoken word. Produced by Daniel Fox (Gilla Band), which naturally came with a small celebrity bonus and generated additional attention. Now, their second album, “Field Theory”…