Impose Magazine — The American music landscape was evolving rapidly throughout the 1970’s. Tired of the bloated corporatism rock and roll had taken a turn towards, underground music movements began gaining traction in both cultural meccas and isolated townships acro... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Four decades since the dawn of seminal post-punk bands Wire, Television, Pylon, Social Climbers, B-52s and Devo, that stripped down, raw minimalism remains a vastly rich mine – with no group currently striking more gold than Atlanta’s OMNI, ... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — German ambient metal troupe BLACK SPACE RIDERS released one of 2015's finest albums, "Refugeeum". This band's knack for marrying retro rock tones with groove-laden psych metal makes BLACK SPACE RIDERS one of the most forward-thinking bands on the pla... more info

Consequence of Sound — During a 1994 tribute show with other Portland musicians. more info

Stereogum — We don’t get to hear too many stories of Elliott Smith being straight-up silly, but here’s one. In 1994, shortly after releasing his first solo album, the sad-music hero played a one-off gig with a group of fellow Portland indie musicians, includ... more info

Allmusic Blog — ​The long-running French act continues with a new album that injects humanity into electronic music. more info

MTV.co.uk News — There goes our trust in anything then... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Atlanta, GA trio Omni features guitarist Frankie Broyles (ex-Deerhunter), and bassist/vocalist Philip Frobos and drummer Billy Mitchell both of whom are formerly of Carnivores. The band's spiky, minimalistic sound owes more than a little to Wire... more info

Rolling Stone — Earlier this month, we posted our list of the 40 Greatest Punk Albums of All Time. Needless to say, not everyone agreed with the selections. Some felt that groups like Devo and Joy Division weren't truly punk, while others scoffed at the inclusion of... more info

Stereogum — A fresh wave of grainy post-punk comes in the form of New York’s WALL, whose itchy, scratchy, raw energy sounds like the seedy underbelly of the metropolis. The abrasive sing-speak vocals of their newest release “Fit The Part” thrive restlessly... more info