Coilgun’s fifth album, Everything We Love, We Destroy (Humus Records), presents the band as Punk music but with a broader depth of nineties Indie Rock influences, with the Pixies being the most prominent. Thus, deciding on having Tom Dalgety mix the album seems less like happenstance, since he also worked with the Pixies. Their Hardcore past can be heard in some of the more emotionally explosive dynamics. There is also a darker Murder City Devils, but without the whiskey-soaked suicidal ideation. “Peace Trader” has a moodier Dinosaur Jr. tinge to it. These guys might self-identify as Noise Rock, but they are not as unhinged as the bands who typically fall under that banner and are sonically best thought of as an aggressive Modest Mouse. A fact highlighted in this song.
Ozzfest Officially Announces its Return in 2027 with Three Shows
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Ozzfest, the iconic global touring hard rock music festival launched more than 30 years ago by Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, will return in 2027 with three historic stops: the UK (Milton Keynes), U.S. (San Bernardino, CA) and for the first time ever in Mexico (Mexico City).
EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Stinking Lizaveta Shares a New Music Video for “Cassandra, Prophet of Doom” – On Tour This Week
Long-running Philadelphia Doom-Jazz artists Stinking Lizaveta recently released their excellent new album Cassandra, Prophet of Doom, via SRA Records. The band has teamed up with Ghost Cult to share a new music video for the album’s title track, on the eve of their new tour, kicking off this weekend in Baltimore at Ottobar with labelmate Deathbird Earth. Check out the tour dates, and watch the video here:




