The Vega Vault Project and Sacred Bones Records have announced the reissues of the late Alan Vega’s 1980, debut, S/T solo album, and its follow up, Collision Drive. A video for the newly remastered version of “Ice Drummer” has also been released, along with the remastered single, “Outlaw.” Check them out below and read more.
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PODCAST: Episode 797 – Marissa Nadler Chats with Don de Leaumont About “New Radiations”
In this episode, Don de Leaumont (Talking The Talk With Don, Glacially Musical Pouredcast) interviews the incomparable Marissa Nadler! Her new album New Radiations is out now via Sacred Bones Records.Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Molchat Doma – Belaya Polosa
Belaya Polosa (Sacred Bones Records) is the fourth full-length release from Belarus’ Molchat Doma. The band consists of vocalist Egor Shkutko, guitarist, synth and drum machine player Roman Komogortsev (who is also the primary songwriter), and bass guitar and synth player Pavel Kozlov.Continue reading
Uniform Share Their Single and Video “Permanent Embrace” – New Album Coming Soon
US industrial band, Uniform, have just released their new single and video, “Permanent Embrace.” It is taken from their upcoming album, American Standard, due out August 23rd, via Sacred Bones records. The band follow this neatly with a run of US tour dates. Keep reading below for the new video, live listings, and more.
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Uniform Share Their Single “This Is Not A Prayer” – New Album Coming Soon
Uniform have announced the upcoming release of their new album, American Standard, for August 23rd via the Sacred Bones record label. They have also shared the full-length’s first single “This Is Not A Prayer.” Check it out below and read more from the band.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Thou – Umbilical
As the summer in the Northern Hemisphere approaches, I always find a nice doom or sludge album really sets the mood for a day of yard work, or just sitting on the deck with a cold beer. The new album from Thou, Umbilical (Sacred Bones Records), may not fit that exact moment, but it certainly would fit in for after the sun sets and the flames rise in the firepits and the tips of our joints. Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Khanate – Clean Hands Go Foul – Capture and Release
Having reemerged from its dank void of horror to release To Be Cruel in 2023, deconstructed-avant-doom entity Khanate continues to be pulled piece-by-piece from the mud, as the band’s third and fourth records — 2005’s Capture & Release and 2009’s Clean Hands Go Foul (Sacred Bones Records) — get shined and buffed for physical reissues. Continue reading
Thou Share a Video Single for “I Feel Nothing When You Cry” and Announce New Album
US sludge metallers, Thou, have just announced the release of their new album, Umbilical, due out May 31st, on Sacred Bones records. It is their first original music full-length since their 2018 label debut with Sacred Bones, Magus, and 2020 collaborative split with Emma Ruth Rundle, May Our Chambers Be Full. The band have also just shared their new video for “I Feel Nothing When You Cry,” Umbilical’s lead single and album centerpiece. Check it out below and read more from Thou.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Boris and Uniform – Bright New Disease
Over the last few years, we have been lucky to see so many collaboration albums between two bands/artists that absolutely knock it out of the park. The latest mashup comes in the form of Boris and Uniform putting together what they call, Bright New Disease (Sacred Bones). Through nine tracks at just over thirty-two minutes, each track has its own footprint for the greater collection. Punk, industrial, thrash, doom, and noise pop up throughout the record but not one influence really ever takes the spotlight more than another.
ALBUM REVIEW: Khanate – To Be Cruel – Sacred Bones Records
Seemingly coming out of the blue — like the sudden emergence of a horrible memory buried for years — drone doom supergroup Khanate returns with To Be Cruel (released digitally on May 19th and on physical formats on June 30th via Sacred Bones Records) the group’s first album since 2009’s Clean Hands Go Foul. Shrouded in secrecy prior to its release, To Be Cruel delivers three tracks and 62 mins of harsh, cold, sparse, experimental sounds fit to ruin any good day.