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Jangly post-punk at its finest: Baby Combat's 12 / Pop Is The Noblest Genre collates fuzzy, hook-led guitar songs with nervous energy and a scrappy post-punk edge into one essential double album. Jacob's Fall's Lost In Silence channels melancholy and inner struggle into dark, atmospheric, deeply melodic rock that's intensely elegiac yet never hopeless. Chris of Wilderness's White Swami delivers a pharmaceutical-grade shot of hip-hop beats fused with synth/sampler paranoia and poetic explorations of drugs, the panopticon, and faith, while John Titor's Time Machine's It's Time to Bounce, Amigo! is a proggy, industrial, and gloriously crass punk odyssey — no filler, all killer.
Post Punk releases
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“'Total Annihilation' is a unique take on dark electronica, drawing inspiration from dystopian and post-disaster films like Threads (1984) and Aniara (2018).”
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“A display of passion.”
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“'The whole thing feels as if it’s building toward a confession nobody can quite say aloud, so the band just smears it across the sky instead.' -Post-Punk.com”
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“Perfect soundtrack for night flying on enchanted evenings”
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“An intense journey about history, humanity, and cycles of life and death, war and peace.”
“Imagine a gothic club, but with Grunge classics. Put on your flannel and come dance in the darkness.”
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“Just in time for Halloween, this release is a perfect fit for your haunted playlists.”
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“Effusive melodies in shades of gray words.”
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“Everything seems to have an unintended consequence; you never know when you must make a choice.”
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“a mystical dance-punk love song—where rebellion, desire, and Sufi-tinged ecstasy ignite on the dance floor.”
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