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The top toot of the week is Freelove Fenner's NEW album (hooray!) – The Punishment Zone. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Punishment Zone by Freelove Fenner [https://freelovefenner.bandcamp.com/album/the-punishment-zone]

This week's pick goes to none other than Shame and their newest release Drunk Tank Pink. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Drunk Tank Pink by shame [https://shamebanduk.bandcamp.com/album/drunk-tank-pink] > “All alone in my home / Yeah I still can’t get to sleep,” chants Steen on the fragmented, angular riffs of ‘March

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Though we didn't get to see nearly as many live shows as we would have in any other year, we did manage to see quite a few excellent live-streams. We were also so lucky to have some incredible albums come out as well. In no particular order, these were

This weeks top pick goes to London's PVA with their new EP Toner. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Toner by PVA [https://pvaareok.bandcamp.com/album/toner] > PVA take cues from 808s and Heartbreak-era Kanye, Kraftwerk, and New York’s ‘No Wave’ scene of the late 1970s. The result is a live show that

Toronto's LAL and their new album Meteors Could Come Down. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meteors Could Come Down by LAL [https://lalforest.bandcamp.com/album/meteors-could-come-down] > Meteors Could Come Down is a mercurially transportive project, the signature downtempo and ambient elements of LAL's earlier recordings less pronouncedly articulated, the album's melodies occurring as

This week's top pick is UK collective Lunch Money Life'sImmersion Blender. Immersion Chamber by Lunch Money Life [https://lunchmoneylife.bandcamp.com/album/immersion-chamber] Very fitting for the times and with Nov. 3rd looming over the world: > Lunch Money Life make apocalypse music. As the end becomes ever more certain, Lunch

This weeks top pick is Taken Away By Moodymann out of Detroit. TAKEN AWAY | KDJ-49 by Moodymann [https://moodymann.bandcamp.com/album/taken-away-kdj-49] > Kenny Dixon Jr [https://moodymann.bandcamp.com/music]. is Detroit house music royalty. Though he’s been making dancefloor bangers played around the world for decades, the

This week's top pick is the debut album of Oakland-based multi-instrumentalist Janak JP, aka Flung - Shaky but My Hair is Grown. Shaky But My Hair Is Grown by Flung [https://flung.bandcamp.com/album/shaky-but-my-hair-is-grown]This is one of those refreshing mixes of catchy with just the right kind

A new Sault album already!? can we be so lucky? I can't seem to get enough of anything that this mystery group/individual puts out. The new album, UNTITLED(Rise) is no exception. UNTITLED (Rise) by SAULT [https://saultglobal.bandcamp.com/album/untitled-rise] > Just 12 weeks after their previous double

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This week's top pick is Lomelda's newest album Hannah. I'm a sucker for Hannah Read's voice – it's so sweet. Hannah by Lomelda [http://lomelda.bandcamp.com/album/hannah] > Lomelda is Hannah Read’s musical project. In swamping, sweaty, Silsbee, TX, she first formed the band with her high school

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This week's top pick is Kelly Lee Owen's long awaited and much anticipated (by me at least!) new album Inner Song. Inner Song by Kelly Lee Owens [http://kellyleeowens.bandcamp.com/album/inner-song] > Inner Song follows the star-making debut of Owens' 2017 self-titled album, a quixotic blend of body-moving