go frantically at it with a razor-sharp set of songs that for the most part are unwilling to take the foot off the gas. Angel Du$t – Rock The Fuck On Forever (Pop Wig)Īngel Du$t show strength and depth within a genre which is in constant evolution and Rock The Fuck On Forever is definitely a record that will take the listener beyond the punk/hardcore scene into the deeper waters of rap metal, surf rock and alternative rock. So, we’re going to put 2016 behind us and enter 2017 in the best way possible, with our new issue (out next week) and with high hopes that 2017 will be a challenging year that will bring about change for the best. Carrie Fisher, Alan Vega, David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, Mohammed Ali, Alan Rickman, Prince, Sharon Jones, Gene Wilder, Debbie Reynolds, Johan Cruyff, Alphonse Mouzon just to name a few… During the year, we lost legends who will be greatly missed and certainly not forgotten. Each of our writers and editors submitted their ‘Top 20 albums of 2016’ lists and we worked out the top albums to put together this awesome list.Ģ016 was a strange and turbulent year, from Brexit to the US elections, from the shameful situation in Syria to the overwhelming migrant crisis.
Here’s what he’s been listening to.From Pinegrove to Mitski, from Run the Jewels (there’s no way around it, RTJ3 is a 2016 record) to David Bowie, it was again hard to pick just 50 albums, but here’s our Top 50 best albums of 2016 along with our thoughts on them. To celebrate the new album, we asked Bolm to pick some of his favorite releases on Bandcamp right now. It’s such a cool way to show our appreciation to these worlds that get to exist around us.” He laughs, and adds: “and also the flex of it, to be honest.” On the same record being produced by Ross Robinson, we can have Julien Baker and Andy Hull sing on it, as well as Justice from Trapped Under Ice. I figure there’s a really cool way to push that further. “For instance, we can do a tour with Converge and then go right into a tour with Circa Survive, and it never feels weird we can exist in all those different genres. “If I had to pick the thing I’m most proud of with this band, it’s that we’ve always been able to exist in a lot of different worlds,” Bolm says.
Produced by famed hard rock board wizard Ross Robinson (Korn, Blood Brothers, Glassjaw) and featuring appearances by Julien Baker, Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra, Justice Tripp of Trapped Under Ice, and more, it’s the group’s most uplifting, ambitious release to date, and a monument to the protean qualities that make them so special.
Touché Amoré’s latest album, Lament, is a reflection on these mixed feelings, but with an eye-and ear-fixed on the silver lining.
I’ve dealt with that guilt of understanding why people are sharing these things with me, appreciating the confidence it takes to go up and express these things to a stranger, but it’s a tough pill to swallow for me to hear that day in, day out.” I would likely do the same thing in a lot of people’s situations if I was emotionally attached to a record that said the things I wasn’t able to say you get that sense that you’re not alone in your feelings. “It’s one of those things that I’ve struggled with, because I understand why it happens. “I sometimes go out of my way to avoid looking at DMs and things like that,” Bolm admits over the phone. Pre-order buy pre-order buy you own this wishlist in wishlist go to album go to track go to album go to track
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