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1 month ago | kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Silken Weinberg

Following on from January’s extremely experimental Perverts, Ethel Cain has just announced a brand-new album, Willoughby Tucker, I Will Always Love You. The singer – real name Hayden Anhedönia – will be releasing her second full-length in August, and it’s actually a prequel to her accalaimed 2022 debut album Preacher’s Daughter.

1 month ago | kerrang.com | Emma Wilkes |Silken Weinberg

March 13, 2025Words:Emma WilkesPhoto:Silken WeinbergKat Moss has got their ear to the ground. In the much-celebrated California hardcore scene that bore them and their bandmates in Scowl, they’re bound to know a few people. Hardcore prizes community, after all. They’re exposed to a huge variety of fresh new noise within the hardcore bubble – but they’ve got plenty of knowhow about the world outside it too.

Jan 21, 2025 | kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Silken Weinberg

Back in October, Scowl released the first new music of their new era, the brilliant Special. Now, the California hardcore outfit have released the follow up, Not Hell, Not Heaven, and announced that their long-awaited new album, Are We All Angels, is coming on April 4. Explaining the song - a full-throttle, fuzzy punk banger - singer Kat Moss says that, “It’s about feeling victimised and being a victim, but not wanting to identify with being a victim.

Oct 8, 2024 | kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Silken Weinberg

After a busy first half of the year that saw them touring, touring and touring some more, Scowl have just dropped their first new music since last year's Psychic Dance Routine EP, the alt.rock-y Special. The new track, with its spooky, Blair Witch Project-ish video, is also the California hardcore quintet's first outing with new label Dead Oceans, home to Phoebe Bridgers, Slowdive and Mitski. Singer Kat Moss tells Kerrang! all this is the start of the band's next era.

Jul 9, 2024 | kerrang.com | Emily Carter |Silken Weinberg

julie have announced details of their debut album, my anti-aircraft friend. The LA three-piece will be releasing their long-awaited first full-length on September 13 via Atlantic, following several breakout singles including 2020’s flutter, and the following year’s pushing daises EP.