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I know they’re on Sub Pop. I know they’re relative big. That’s all I know. Humungous, quickly lurching Vs. slowly lumbering sound with menacing vocals. Noise rock at its finest? Oh, and I just found out it was recorded by Steve Albini at Electrical Audio as part of a 2-track “Slow Decay” single (I think). 3. Cleopatrick – “The Drake* I championed this emotionally raw and raging noise rock two-piece of lifelong Canadian friends from near the start of their career, although I had...

3 March 2021 Most bands release debut LPs in their infancy. Well, not Nonagon. The Chicago trio, formed around 2004, initially struck their defiant poses on a series of EPs and singles as a post-hardcore outfit schooled in sounding like a caged beast unleashed on the streets. On the 12 songs of their debut full-length, They Birds, which Controlled Burn Records released on 12-inch vinyl and your favorite streaming platform on 3 March, Nonagon still sounds angry as hell. The barbed-wire guitars ...

Punk veteran and legendary producer Steve Albini on growing up, Big Black, Kurt Cobain and much more… Words: Paul Brannigan Main photo: Joshua Ford On the night before Nirvana were due to begin recording their third album, In Utero, Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl received an intriguing proposition. Chosen to record what was arguably the most anticipated rock album of the decade because of his sterling work with The Breeders, Jesus Lizard, Pixies and more, Steve Albini offered ...

Tweet Share Nashville’s Yautja is a world-class metal band in our own backyard. For the past decade, the trio — named for the trophy-hunting alien species from the Predator films — has captivated audiences locally and abroad with its atypical triple-threat of hardcore-punk grit and speed, death-metal growls and blast beats, and molasses-thick, Melvins-esque sludge. Where most metal bands’ sounds lie on one end of the visceral-or-cerebral spectrum, the racket conjured by...

45 Best Punk Albums of 2020 I think it goes without saying how insane of a year 2020 was, but there were things to be grateful for too, and one of those things is the incredible amount of great punk records that came out this year. Aside from the fact that so many of these albums had messages that resonated strongly this year, it was inspiring to see how the punk community came together during some of the toughest times, even in a year where we couldnt get together physically. Throughout the wh...