I wish they were called royGuitar, because they’d fit perfectly between R’n’Rrrr party-starters Rockpile, Reigning Sound, and The Ramones. duo are similarly politically-minded, bilingual and raucous, but whereas DB have oft been compared to post-punkers like X-Ray Spex, MK play cumbia-inspired experimental dance-punk that’s equal parts protest and party. Malportado Kids: Total Cultura Ī side-project of Downtown Boys founders Victoria Ruiz and Joey La Neve DeFrancesco, this Providence, R.I. Australian Dan Kelly has a penchant for breezy Malkmus-y slacker rock and wordplay, especially on this song, which rhymes “Angkor Wat” with “we’ll never stop the rot.” Leisure Panic scratches the same itch, tracing storylines across the globe. Now Magazine actually did name it one of the “Top 10 Toronto Albums Of 2015,” alongside Drake, The Weeknd et al. Soft Party, their second full-length, is a delightfully unhinged melange of frenetic hardcore (“ Crimes I“), menacing sludge (“Young N Ez”), and angular no wave (“Psychosomatic Rash”). This Canadian trio describes their own sound as “weed punk,” “perverse” and “avant garbagé,” which is pretty hard to beat.
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“Every Hero…” boasts bruising rhymes (via Wu-Tang’s Inspectah Deck and Boston’s Esoteric), gritty boom-bap (via Esoteric’s partner 7L), top-shelf guests ( Method Man, MF Doom, GZA), and a hilarious sample of pro wrestlers The Road Warriors, on “ Deviatin’ Septums” (“Deviatin’ septums / rippin’ out doozles / walkin’ out the winner / being the best”). The young and prolific American Primitive guitarist (and frequent Ryley Walker collaborator) pays tribute to his native Virginia and the environs surrounding the Rappahanock river with seven dazzlingly evocative and stylistically ambitious acoustic steel string instrumentals “that can easily stand proud next to John Fahey’s America or Jack Rose’s Kensington Blues.” ĬZARFACE: Every Hero Needs A Villain Stream the whole thing on Spotify.ĭaniel Bachman: River They remind us of Pretty & Nice and The Teeth. Five fun-loving NYC guys create clever, quirky and exuberant rock with awesome vocal harmonies. Miniboone: Bad Sports īest new-wave power-pop album of the year. Here are ten albums you might have missed that didn’t rub shoulders with Kendrick, Adele, or Drake.
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