Protomartyr comes through with an eerie, moody post-punk record perfect for fall.
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Protomartyr - "I Forgive You"
New TracksCommentProtomartyr continues teasing towards its upcoming third album, The Agent Intellect, with another kick-ass single! Stream "I Forgive You" above and look out for the project October 9 via Hardly Art.
Protomartyr - "Dope Cloud"
New TracksCommentAs previously mentioned, Detroit post-punk trio Protomartyr is releasing its third LP, The Agent Intellect, on October 9 via Hardly Art. This is the second single from the project; check it out and let us know if you're hyped!
Grave Babies - Holographic Violence
ReviewsCommentGrave Babies take a more serious, dreary, and high-fidelity approach on their new record.
Protomartyr - "Why Does It Shake?"
New TracksCommentThe lead single for Detroit post-punk trio Protomartyr's new album The Agent Intellect, out October 9 via Hardly Art.
Grave Babies - Crusher
ReviewsCommentFergus & Geronimo- "Planet Earth Is Pregnant For the 5th Time" / "No Parties"
New Tracks1 CommentAnother track drops from the forthcoming Fergus & Geronimo album, Funky Was the State of Affairs. Surprisingly, frontman Andrew Savage sings with a faux English accent on this one after a short, introductory moment titled "Planet Earth Is Pregnant For the 5th Time" that fronts this new album.
A lot like the Parquet Courts album I blogged recently, there's a tight, post-punk-y attitude to this track that I dig a lot. Maybe not the most riveting song from a Savage-related project, but certainly enjoyable.
Fergus & Geronimo- "The Weird One Speaks" / "Roman Tick"
New TracksCommentTexas garage rock eccentrics Fergus & Geronimo have a new track out, and it doesn't disappoint. Not at all. Nope.
Well, maybe it's a bit short, but the duo makes up for it with an extremely catchy hook and personality. The track opens up with a miss "Heather Strange" making some kind of audio personal ad. And, really, she's looking for a man whose cerebral capabilities haven't been fried by LCD screens yet. Could that be you?
Maybe the man sung about in the song following Heather's personal is her perfect match. He doesn't wanna take her to the movies or the mall. Hell, he doesn't even want to buy her flowers or take her call. Of course, it's all before he's a romantic, or, uh, a "Roman Tick." Yes, being a blood sucking parasite from Roman times would keep one from doing all those things specified in the lyrics from happening.
From what I understand, the track comes from Fergus & Geronimo's forthcoming LP on Hardly Art, FWTSOA. Look for it on August 7th.