Consequence of Sound — The experimental rock group ride psychedelia into a twisted world of krautrock grooves and industrial electronics. more info

Quick Before It Melts — Hold/Still, Suuns’ third full length album, continues an exploration of polarities the band pursued with last year’s critically adored collaboration with Jerusalem In My Heart. Possibly influenced by the collision of sounds, styles, and cultures ... more info

Quick Before It Melts — Suuns have always been a band that’s sought to do things differently, so no surprise that when guitarist Joseph Yarmush agreed to work on a Guest List post for us, the end result was a decidedly unique random collection of radness, what we always i... more info

DrownedInSound — Suuns are masters of building unresolved tension more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The producer of some of your favorite recent indie rock LPs is putting out his own new album. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Montreal's Suuns toured with Disappears last year and their performance at Rough Trade featured a lot of new material, much of which had a decidedly electronic bent. That side remains evident on the band's new album, Hold/Still,... more info

Stereogum — You might remember Montreal psych rockers Suuns from the 32-minute minimalist music video they put out last summer, or from their trippy 2013 album, Images Du Futur. You might not remember Montreal experimental musicmaker Radwan Ghazi Moumneh, who re... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Montreal band Suuns and fellow musician Radwan Ghazi Moumneh of Jerusalem In My Heart spent a week playing and recording together in 2012. Both bands became busy with their own separate albums but returned to the recordings... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis As mentioned, Disappears will release their new album, Irreal, via Kranky on January 19. These guys don't sit still long, musically, and the new album is very different from what they've done before... though you could still... more info

Stereogum — I can’t promise you that I spent 32 minutes watching this Suuns video, but I can promise you that the option is available to you if you want it. The clip, directed by Suuns frontman Ben Shemie and inspired by Richard Serra, involves lengthy footage... more info