YARD are the electrifying three-piece electropunk band from Dublin. Known for their intense and immersive live shows, YARD bridges the gap between electronica and post-punk, creating an auditory onslaught that leaves audiences sweaty, energised, and strangely unnerved.
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On their Sacred Bones debut URGH, the four-piece Mandy, Indiana are a force of uncanny nature, grafting together a record that is as much a call to action as a parlay into oblivion and transcendence.
Read More“You’ve got to die and be reborn between albums,” begins Henry Wade, guitarist for The Orielles, describing the foundations of the band’s fourth studio album, Only You Left. “It comes naturally,” adds singer and bassist Esmé Hand-Halford, “it’s not something we consciously do.”
Read MoreA jagged, joyfully unhinged triumph that was immediately heralded as the best rock album of the year. Heavy Rotation!
Read MoreHowling Bells return with their first new album in over a decade. The Australian trio's version of hypnotic indie-rock always stood separate from the pack, equal parts sepia-toned romance and gritty rock’n’roll thrills.
Read MoreWith Croak Dream, Puma Blue returns to the spectral intimacy that first won him a cult following, now reimagined with the raw, instinctive energy of his live band.
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