Brooklyn Vegan — Pallbearer will release their highly anticipated third album, Heartless, this Friday (3/24) via Profound Lore. You'll still have to wait a couple days to hear it, but in the meantime two massive-sounding singles are out... Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Marissa Nadler and Kayo Dot will soon be on tour with Pallbearer, including a stop at NYC's Music Hall of Williamsburg on March 25 (tickets). The next night, Marissa and Kayo Dot will play their own show... Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — A lot of Toby's music is freaky and experimental, but this is intimate and personal. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The album features contributions from members of Psalm Zero, Kayo Dot, Buke & Gase, and more. Continue reading… more info

Metalsucks — Heavy as fuck. Weird as hell. Live and in your face. The post Kayo Dot Announce North American Shows appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — John Carpenter, Bob Dylan, Jessy Lanza, SISU, Kayo Dot, Inter Arma, The Acheron's second-to-last show, and more NYC options for your Friday night. Continue reading… more info

Metal Injection — Kayo Dot is for all people who love bleak music. It's for people who want to get washed up in the darker side of things, and yet also see the silver lining. The post Album Review: KAYO DOT Plastic House On The Base Of The Sky appeared first on Metal ... more info

Metalsucks — Everybody's working for the weekend. And to buy this week's heavy new releases by Whitechapel, Forteresse, Comet Control, Kayo Dot, Be'lakor, Neige Et Noirceur, and more. The post Sh*t That Comes Out Today: June 24, 2016 appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metal Injection — This edition includes some deathcore, some weirdness, a lil fuzz, and more! The post THE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From WHITECHAPEL, KAYO DOT, and More Out Today - 6/24 appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "Magnetism" is a dense, transportive listen. It melds lush synths with stuttery drum patterns, noisy dissonance, and detailed vocal arrangements, resulting in something that, like a lot of their material, feels like it will take more than a few liste... more info