Spring 2022 Issue News Today

James Di Salvio thought he was making an instrumental trip-hop record and that would be it. He never imagined those late-night jam sessions...

Back in 2004, Cancer Bats formed with the aim of channelling "the Misfits being covered by ZAO being played by Black Flag in the back of a v...

Our latest batch of emerging Canadian artists each offer their own distinct sonic world; uncompromising, singular and transporting. Keep rea...

This is all a bit of a shock to Wet Leg. Seemingly overnight, the Isle of Wight duo of Hester Chambers and Rhian Teasdale became the biggest...

On the eighth trip Gayance took to Brazil, she had a spiritual epiphany. She found herself seeing altars everywhere — in the street, a back...

Kris Cromwell walked into a mosh pit that took up the entire room at one of the first age-restricted shows she got into — a past-curfew gig...

PUP have always known that misery loves company. While their music exists in the same space as the type of posi-punk that promises any loser...

Meshuggah offer more than consistency, having unveiled new facets of their polyrhythmic avant-metal throughout their career. Whether it was...

Hello, curious magazine reader! The full version of Exclaim!'s 30th anniversary retrospective will be online in early April. Come back to th...