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1 week ago |
decibelmagazine.com | Addison Herron-Wheeler
Fields of Yore by Deciduous Forest, the solo project of Australian multi-instrumentalist and composer Snjór, is out June 23 via Gutter Prince Cabal. You can hear the record for the first time below. Based in Brisbane, the strange, atmospheric artist channels emotion and reflection on this record. “Fields of Yore explores the dark corners of the human psyche,” he says about the record.
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newnoisemagazine.com | Addison Herron-Wheeler
Addison Herron-Wheeler June 19, 2025 Walt Hamburger has shared his full-band album …And Louie, with us before the rest of the world gets it tomorrow via Thousand Island Records. Check it out here! The punk veteran is joined on the release by Neil Hennessy (The Lawrence Arms), Asher Simon (Joey Cape’s Bad Loud), Mikey Erg (The Ergs, The Unlovables), and Jon Snodgrass (Drag the River, Scorpios). The result? A gritty, heartfelt, and infectious punk jam that will resonate with fans of Joey Cape,...
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newnoisemagazine.com | Addison Herron-Wheeler
Addison Herron-Wheeler June 18, 2025 Today, we are debuting “The Seventeen Downtown” from Bay Area hardcore band Jeromes Dream for Iodine Records’ The Dogs of Hope charity compilation. Jeromes Dream share a history with bands like Orchid, Saetia, Reversal of Man, and pageninetynine. After existing between 1997 and 2001, then reforming in 2018, they released their third full-length, The Gray In Between, in 2023. The album introduced Sean Leary (Loma Prieta) on guitar and was recorded, mixed,...
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2 weeks ago |
decibelmagazine.com | Addison Herron-Wheeler
Canadian death metal band Harvested announce their new album Dysthymia, out August 1. The record will be their first release since their 2022 demo and blends technical, brutal and old-school death metal into a sound all their own. To celebrate their new record, we are streaming the self-titled “Harvested” from the forthcoming release. The band say about the song:“The single represents what the band is about.
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2 weeks ago |
newnoisemagazine.com | Addison Herron-Wheeler
Byzantine‘s road has been a winding one, marked by both early promise and hard-won lessons. With their new album Harbingers, out June 13 via Metal Blade, the West Virginia metal stalwarts, led by guitarist and vocalist Chris “OJ” Ojeda, are poised to make a powerful statement. This record, a testament to their resilience and creative evolution, marks a significant shift in their process, and the results are undeniable.
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