TRUST - "Divine"

Let's dance like it's the end of days.  From the Dressed For Space single, available now on Arts & Crafts.

Savages Announce Live EP

The capacity for violence is not gender-specific.

Harsh Nayyar - "Montone Killer"

The harsh buzz of the beyond is far worse than you could ever imagine.  From Argo Nunya, set to be released sometime in early 2013 by Ascetic House.

Destruction Unit - "Exterminate"

Ugly is the new pretty.  From Void, set to be released by Jolly Dream Records this fall.

IO Echo - "Ministry of Love"

A slow dance in front of your mirror, alone.

Void Vision - "Everything is Fine"

 No, it's not.

Hot Guts - "Edges"

Propulsive sounds push you forward into a dark future, where neon lights illuminate the streets in a sickly yellow haze, and the roaming bands of violent youths are the red herring to what you should really fear -- that sound.  It's pulling you in.  You can't escape.

Salvation - "The Tethered Man"

Salvation is violence but our society is also affirmed by it.  Do violent bands beget violence, or does violence beget violent bands?  The chicken, the egg, or the creationist?  "The Tethered Man" explains nothing.  It only perpetuates the bloodletting.



Youth Attack has a free download of the single.

Remembering No One: The Mob

Like so many other artists formed under the framework of anarcho-punk ideals, The Mob was not long for this world.  In their time together they released only three albums and a handful of singles and EPs in four years, although, their contribution to the music world would end up being much larger thanks to the creation of their own label, All the Madmen, to self-release material.

Holograms - "Fever"

A retro-futuristic NSFW descent into pop art primitivsm.

TRUST Announce Tour Dates

Canadian darkwavers/Zola Jesus associates TRUST have released an extensive list of dates for their upcoming fall tour.  Tickets for all dates are on-sale now through TRUST's site.

The list of dates, and the video for single "Sulk", below.