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Records: Gallop by 0 Miles Per Hour
News — September 27, 2025
Hook-driven Florida group 0 Miles Per Hour has announced a 5-song EP coming out soon courtesy of New Moralitz Zine. The EP is titled Gallop, a fitting word for the band's high-energy strut. “This EP feels like us coming into our own,” the band says in a …
Records: Summer Blue is here
News — October 3, 2025
New Morality Zine released a self-titled, 4-song EP from Summer Blue yesterday, Oct. 1. The San Jose, Ca based indie pop band play textured, soothing yet carefully crafted guitar-driven indie rock. They formed in 2022 and this is their first release. The cd version includes a bonus fifth track, …
Meteor Police – New Type Destroyer
Review — November 24, 2023
Ocean County, New Jersey four piece, Meteor Police, mean business and have gone above and beyond to ensure their debut album New Type Destroyer gets the attention it deserves. This ten track album showcases their talent not just as musicians but the whole package, from recording quality to the artwork …
Deafheaven – New Bermuda
Review — October 12, 2015
Deafheaven’s Sunbather was the antithesis of a sophomore slump. The album produced armies of lovers and haters, who debated whether or not the album was “metal” enough to deserve all the media attention proclaiming it as one of the greatest current metal albums. Unfortunately, I don’t think I’ll ever forget …
Riverside – Shrine of New Generation Slaves
Review — May 14, 2013
Riverside is one of those surprise acts, emerging out of Poland to somehow join the ranks of Dream Theater and Porcupine Tree as one of the biggest progressive bands of the 00s. And with critically acclaimed albums like Second Life Syndrome and Rapid Eye Movement under their belt, they've proven …
Pretty Girls Make Graves – The New Romance
Review — February 28, 2004
'What is this band? Quasi-popular tripe not worth my time. What's the problem? The band is way too dependent upon the guitars to entertain the audiences. Although the guitarists do excellent work at times in the album, it's not enough to make this bad band good. Is the band any …
Arjen Anthony Lucassen – Lost in the New Real
Review — August 17, 2012
Few musicians are quite as busy as the Dutch composer and multi-instrumentalist Arjen Anthony Lucassen. Though he's known principally for being the brain behind the immense collaborative project Ayreon, Lucassen has headed no less than four other bands, including progressive metal band Guilt Machine, ambient metal band Ambeon …
Cayetana – New Kind Of Normal
Review — July 10, 2017
Normally when I hear obvious shades of the 1990s, my first thought is straight from an ad campaign of the era: been there, done that. It’s an oversimplification, but you get the point. The real problem is mimicry instead of taking influence. Cayetana have some clear influences from the alt …
Anthony Raneri – New Cathedrals EP
Review — August 6, 2012
While he’s best known as the front man for Long Island pop-punk juggernauts Bayside, Anthony Raneri has been making a name for himself as a solo artist for some time. Participating in the inaugural Where’s The Band tour a few years back, Raneri charmed crowds with acoustic renditions of …
Bird Sounds – New
Review — July 19, 2012
This is the first physical release from Bird Sounds and the four years it took them to put together a 7” has given them time to develop their sound. The songs on their digital EP, Girl Sounds (2008) were rougher and dirtier, while the New 7” has a tighter and …
A Death Cinematic – The New World
Review — June 4, 2012
When you anticipate things, do you find that you build up these lofty expectations that are virtually impossible to reach; or is the anticipation more often than not a good quality that leads to a build up of excitement? Anticipation (for me) is often a double edged sword that …
Boris – New Album
Review — December 5, 2011
New Album is a bit of a misnomer, at least on this side of the pond. It was actually released all the way back in March in Japan, two months before Heavy Rocks and Attention Please were released globally. The rest of the world had to wait until November to …
Locrian & Horseback – New Dominions Split
Review — September 1, 2011
This collaboration between Horseback and Locrian was a hotly anticipated one in several musical circles (particular if you were a fan of either outfit prior to hearing of this release), and the prospects of what these two projects might create together induced some mind blowing (think the head explosion scene …
Thisquietarmy – The New Testament
Review — September 26, 2016
thisquietarmy is an experimental project helmed by Eric Quach from Montreal. His catalogue is extensive (you could spend hours on bandcamp) gut each release has a life of its own, and a story to tell. The New Testament is a commentary on the rise of the smartphone as a foundation …
Teleplasmite – Frequency Is The New Ecstasy
Review — May 22, 2017
Another excellent release coming through the House of Mythology label, Teleplasmite is the brainchild of an unholy alliance between Mark O. Pillington, musician known from his work in Urthona and author publishing interesting countercultural and cryptic literature through Strange Attractor, and Michael J. York, expert in wind instruments and member/collaborator …
Mire – A New Found Rain
Review — February 22, 2022
The first time I ran into Mire was about two years ago. I was looking for stuff that was at least somewhat adjacent to Gojira and a friend recommended Mire. At the time the band had an EP titled Shed which was released in 2018. For whatever reason, it seems …
Queens of the Stone Age – In Times New Roman
Review — June 29, 2023
“Long is the way and hard, that out of Hell leads up to light.” Since the decayed hands of time turned the page into a promising new decade, a whole lot has happened in this world. It’s been a harder road traveled for some of us than others. There’s …
Ann Beretta – Old Scars, New Blood
Review — January 15, 2018
There’s a lot of analysis when listening to Old Scars, New Blood. When singer Rob Huddleston sings, “Nothing ever changes/ Nothing ever stays the same” in “Fairweather,” it seems to epitomize the experience of this record, a re-recording of 13 songs by the recently born again Ann …
Barren Womb – Old Money/New Lows
Review — April 2, 2018
Shortly after releasing their debut full length I had the opportunity to have a chat with Barren Womb. They then told me they liked playing in a two-man band as it gave them the opportunity to work really fast. The decision making process is so much easier without a lot …
