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Trauma Ray Carnival EP album cover

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Trauma Ray – “Carnival” EP Review

By: Kayleigh Drake  If there’s one thing I love in the vast world of music, it’s shoegaze. Even more so if it’s loud. And that’s exactly why I’m a big fan of Trauma Ray.  Trauma Ray is a five-piece shoegaze band based in Fort Worth, Texas. (Come through, fellow Southerners!) But I wouldn’t say they’re the “ethereal,” UK-in-the-early-90s brand of shoegaze. Rather, they remind me of a cross between Hum […]

todayFebruary 26, 2026 254

album art for Miracle Drug by Draag

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Draag – “Miracle Drug” EP Review

By: Kayleigh Drake  Draag is one of those bands that you can’t really pin down to one genre. And that’s what I love about them. Well, that and the fact that every song I’ve ever heard by them is amazing and transcendent and makes me feel like I’m floating through a dreamworld. And their most recent release, a six-song EP called Miracle Drug, is absolutely no exception.  If you’re unfamiliar, […]

todayJanuary 23, 2026 476 2

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My Bloody Valentine – 3Arena, Dublin

  By: Jackie Lo What happens when you fall in love with a boy that has impeccable music taste and your life is filled with music and laughter and love for 24 years and then one day, poof, he’s gone? What happens to the music and to your heart every time a song comes on that makes you think of them? It’s a lump in your throat. It’s the tingling […]

todayJanuary 14, 2026 348 9

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Farmer’s Wife – Faint Illusions

By: Jackie Lo   If you like: Glixen, Land of Talk, Chelsea Wolfe, A Perfect Circle Farmer’s Wife, formerly known as “Sludge”, a “dream grunge band” from Austin, Texas, released their Faint Illusions EP today with 5 new songs of swirly guitars, sludge-y sounds, and whimsical lyrics. Their first EP There’s a Monster released in the fall of 2023 and this sophomore EP is grittier and full of darker fantasies. […]

todayMay 15, 2025 476 5

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Mclusky – The World Is Still Here and So Are We

By: Kayleigh Drake I’ve been a Mclusky fan ever since I first heard them on Sirius 26 Left of Center (R.I.P.) way back in high school. For years, their iconic 2002 album “Mclusky Do Dallas” has been one of my go-tos for when I’m craving some Loud Shit™. And in fact, I almost named my Substrate radio show “Collagen Rock” in honor of track three on that very album. (I […]

todayMay 8, 2025 447

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Deerhoof – Noble and Godlike In Ruin

By: Paul Cordes Wilm Down the Sparrow Hole Holy shit! I just don’t know what to make of the new Deerhoof album I admit, this was my initial reaction to Noble And Godlike In Ruin, Deerhoof’s brilliant brand new record. However, anyone who might be exclaiming the above sentiment may as well be also reacting to any one of Deerhoof’s 21 previous releases! But that’s what’s so incredibly fun about […]

todayMay 8, 2025 264

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Wishy – Planet Popstar

By: Kayleigh Drake  After breadcrumbing us with increasingly catchy singles for the past several months, Wishy has at long last released their latest EP, “Planet Popstar.” As the name indicates, this is a step in a poppier direction than their earlier work, but it still retains the infectious hooks and sugar-sweet vocal harmonies that are characteristic to the rest of their repertoire. Wishy is a band that I’ve been HEAVILY […]

todayMay 2, 2025 359

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Sunflower Bean – Mortal Primetime

By: Kayleigh Drake If there's one central theme running through Sunflower Bean's catalogue, it's that there isn't really a central theme to any particular album. Not in terms of the music, anyway. Ever since the release of 2016’s “Human Ceremony,” each Sunflower Bean record has been an amalgamation of genres, styles and musical influences that range from neo-psychedelia to post-punk to 80s-era glam rock. And honestly, with a vocalist as […]

todayMay 2, 2025 259

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DjRum – Under Tangled Silence

By - Paul Cordes Wilm A Road Trip to Rebirth Okay. If you are unfamiliar with the distinctive sounds of DjRum, here is a convenient and informative rundown for you. 1. About the artist : Felix Manuel, aka Djrum (pronounced either “drum” or “dee jay rum”)  is from London, England and produces a highly ambitious form of electronic music which is a clever amalgamation of club styles such as techno, […]

todayApril 25, 2025 351

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