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Sentridoh - "Really Insane: A Lou Barlow Compilation" | Album Review — POST-TRASH

2 weeks ago | post-trash.com | Christopher J. Lee

by Christopher LeeLou Barlow may be the most underrated songwriter of his generation. This may seem like either hyperbole or a head-scratching assertion given the range of influential bands and projects he has been involved in – Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh, and the Folk Implosion, in addition to his occasional solo releases.
Whelpwisher - “Same Mistakes” | Album Review — POST-TRASH

1 month ago | post-trash.com | Aly Eleanor

by Aly Eleanor (@purityolympics)Nearly every Whelpwisher release on Bandcamp contains some version of the phrase “All sound(s) (by) Ben Grigg” in their description. Upon listening to any of his songs, it bears clarifying that this is a one-man studio band, not a power pop outfit beamed in from any of the last four decades.
Slowing Down Without Stagnation: Talking Rhythm and Creativity with Perila — POST-TRASH

1 month ago | post-trash.com | Aly Eleanor

by Aly Eleanor (@purityolympics)Alexandra Zakharenko has always been restless. The St. Petersburg-born, Berlin-based artist burrows deep into sound as Perila. They rustle with field recordings, spectral vocal traces, and the physicality of space, even as pieces venture into different territories, simultaneously processed and emotional. 2024 was a banner year for the often prolific Zakharenko.
Bill Callahan - The Holy Grail: Bill Callahan's "Smog" Dec. 10, 2001 Peel Session | Album Review — POST-TRASH

Jan 17, 2025 | post-trash.com | Christopher J. Lee

by Christopher J. LeeDespite his taciturn demeanor, Bill Callahan has always been a jokester. Not quite a prankster, which would involve antics with other people.
ALBUM OF THE WEEK: Kim Deal - "Nobody Loves You More" — POST-TRASH

Dec 6, 2024 | post-trash.com | Christopher J. Lee

by Christopher J. LeeThere is a lot of love for Kim Deal out there. As one of the founders of the Pixies, she added an element of beguiling unpredictability to their canonical early albums like Surfer Rosa and Doolittle. Songs like “Gigantic,” “Tony’s Theme,” and “There Goes My Gun” foregrounded her uniquely feminine/unfeminine vocals. Her gender in a male-centric scene stood out, and she stage managed it to perfection.
Horse Jumper of Love - "Disaster Trick" | Album Review — POST-TRASH

Nov 21, 2024 | post-trash.com | Christopher J. Lee

by Christopher J. LeeIt’s when the yelling comes in on the song “Volcano” off So Divine from 2019 that I knew I liked Horse Jumper of Love. Whether a stolen gesture from Cloud Nothings or from elsewhere, it catches you off guard, given Horse Jumper’s mien for slowcore, ambulant pacing, and general lack of urgency as an artistic ethos. In this passing instance, Dimitri Giannopoulos identifies an emotional limit for his band.
Miners - "A Healthy Future On Earth" | Album Review — POST-TRASH

Nov 19, 2024 | post-trash.com | Kris Handel

by Kris HandelA Healthy Future on Earth is the sophomore full length from Australian post-punk/shoegaze trio Miners, fronted by Blake Clee and featuring friends Nick Johnson (Mope City, Shrapnel) and Wilson Harris. This record is full of sharp guitar hooks and a trembly sense of nervousness for the outer world that is in constant flux around them.
Morpho - "Morpho Season" | Album Review — POST-TRASH

Nov 17, 2024 | post-trash.com | Kris Handel

by Kris HandelMorpho is the project of Chicago transplant Kristyn Chapman, who is also an artist/photographer, and her passions truly inform each other in numerous ways. On her debut, Morpho Season, she takes the approach of an observer in regards to subjects like memory, lost relations, nature, and outside environments with a tactile approach full of compassion and strength.
ALBUM OF THE WEEK: Bananagun - "Why is the Colour of the Sky?" — POST-TRASH

Nov 15, 2024 | post-trash.com | Ljubinko Zivkovic

by Ljubinko Zivkovic (@zivljub)Back in 2020 Melbourne, Australia based collective Bananagun came out of nowhere with their debut album The True Story of Bananagun, an intriguing combination of sunshine pop and afrobeat rhythms. Four years on, and the pandemic on the vane, the band are back with Why is the Colour of the Sky?, a set of ten songs, or compositions if you will, that so audibly push the band into new musical territories, without abandoning the great sounds that it created on its debut.
Moin - "You Never End" | Album Review — POST-TRASH

Nov 14, 2024 | post-trash.com | Devin Birse

by Devin Birse (@devvvvi.b)In the age of endless hype cycles and hot-as-shit new bands with at least three different string instruments, Moin feels more distinct than ever. Even at their inception, they were a unique proposition, the two guys behind the exquisite dark ambient project RAIME but now on guitars and bass with drummer par excellence Valentina Magaletti in the mix to help them crank out hypnotic post-hardcore grooves.