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Exploding its signature blend of noise-punk and dance music to masterful extremes, the Irish band gets louder, rawer, funnier, and more methodical on its exhilarating fourth album.
Experimental Rock on LoudQuietLoud: more than 300 artists, including Deftones, The Velvet Underground and The Flaming Lips. It runs alongside no wave, art rock and math rock.









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Exploding its signature blend of noise-punk and dance music to masterful extremes, the Irish band gets louder, rawer, funnier, and more methodical on its exhilarating fourth album.
Some history comes sudden.
At 80, Neil Young remains gloriously unfinished.
A patient, deeply atmospheric work developed over more than five years, Nick Hakim's I Can See finds the in-demand producer and songwriter distilling his expansive palette into something quieter,…
Time has been good to Dean and Gene’s kidding-not-kidding country pivot, recorded with seasoned Nashville pros, and this triple-disc reissue helps contextualize its joy and incongruity.
Not many artists make such an immediate impact as Nick Hakim did with his initial, self-released EP Where Will We Go Part 1 & 2 in 2014.
On their latest album, the Shears brothers bounce from scuffed-up hardcore to breakbeat-infused rap-rock, telling tales of paranormal activity that form an impressive compendium of folklore.