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This was the first of two nights for Protomartyr at Bowery Ballroom, as part of their ‘Formal Growth in the Desert‘ tour...

Be it the hells gate clang of their post-punk musicianship, or frontman Joe Casey's apocalyptic PSA speak-singing, the sound of Detroit's Protomartyr has always been nothing short of singular.

Photo: Trevor Naud Protomartyr have given in and accepted that the past few years have been nothing short of dreadful, and on their new record, the Detroit-reared post-punk band predict that little will change in the foreseeable future. But ‘Formal Growth In The Desert’ also ...

Under a gray sky of grief, the Detroit post-punks’ sixth album makes space for skulking grooves, shoegaze-y experimentation, and a Baja Blast that’s always half full.

The Detroit post-punks deliver a gritty treatise on the struggle, joy and progression of life — read the NME review

Protomartyr deliver a career best.

On The FADER Interview, Protomartyr’s Joe Casey discusses the warily hopeful philosophy behind the band’s new album, Formal Growth in the Desert.

Formal Growth In The Desert by Protomartyr album review: as trends have come and gone, this band prove form is temporary, class is permanent

Joe Casey and Greg Ahee on ancient rocks, disgusting AI tech barons, and "the first real Protomartyr 'headphone album.'"

Ever inventive Detroit band Protomartyr have hit a new creative high with their sixth album Formal Growth in the Desert. Joe Casey tells Best Fit why some things had to change.