Three months ago, we covered Maridia’s single I Am A Whisper, a stark meditation on isolation and human fragility. Now, the Stockholm-based grim post-hardcore band returns with Tumulus, a track that burns
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What if the world really is ending, but it’s happening so slowly and awkwardly that all you can do is
French hardcore band Who I Am have unveiled Imminent Devastation, a record shaped by the uncertainty and isolation that followed
Boston-based rock outfit Mission to Sleep will release their debut LP A Spark or The End on April 25, 2025,
Bruiserweight’s new EP drops today on Unbeaten Records, following their March 7th single “Playing With Fire.” Formed in Montreal in
There’s no metaphor in This Ain’t Gonna End Well…. Mean Bikini means it. They just dropped a record shaped by
There’s nothing romantic in breaking your foot twenty seconds into your first set back after seven years, or in driving
Robin Sandquist, a Malmö-based multi-instrumentalist formerly of the post-rock band Sejd, has released his solo album Ägydius on vinyl through
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St. Paul-based rock trio Institutional Green are celebrating the release of their debut album Deep Pockets—a ten-song collection composed in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic and deeply tied to the Twin
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Philadelphia’s industrial sludge unit WORST ONES returns with “Vex,” a new single and lyric video premiering exclusively right here on IDIOTEQ. Written in response to the violent cycles of war, systemic propaganda, and the weight of American decline, the track takes direct aim at
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In Marlborough, Massachusetts, in a house that never quite learned silence, three
The new track from Allentown’s Orphan Donor doesn’t wait for your permission
The final track written and recorded for their debut album, Que plus
After years of shifting lineups and stylistic tug-of-war, the Montreal-based quartet found
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Denver’s Fatalist started their tour not with a bang but with a highway jackknife. A literal one. Snowstorm on the Colorado plains, semi blocking the road, switch controllers passed around like communion wafers. The band slept at a Love’s truck stop. That’s how this
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The idea for Kamyki started in reaction. “We recorded one album, played
In Paris, where concrete stretches endless and the air hums with tension,
The new single from CAGED VIEW is the spark that sets their
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