"Opens with a dusty tremolo guitar sound, like a grungier Duane Eddy, with vocalist Christopher Goett showcasing a voice that’s uncannily similar to Echo & the Bunnymen’s Ian McCulloch. It’s fuzzy, hard-driving rock ‘n’ roll at heart." -- Treble

"A …

Kindred spirits from far across the globe, Brooklyn, NY quintet Clone and Aukland, NZ trio Swallow The Rat announce their forthcoming split LP today, sharing one track from each band via New Noise. Hear and share both tracks HERE…

"They’re at their weirdest and best." -- The Wire

"Superb." -- The Quietus

“Noise rock gone strange.” — Metal Injection

"Dark and heavy yet almost startlingly accessible. It's an evil twist on a punchy, concise pop song, and there's…

"The looming riffs evoke the early King Woman EP Doubt, and the cadence of Green’s vocals call to mind those of Pallbearer’s Brett Campbell.." -- Audiofemme

"A doom communion." -- CvltNation

"More riffs than you're going…

"Alastor are all about the classic, darker aspects of the genre, and they nail that sound and general mystique well" -- Metal Injection

"They really nail that satisfying middle ground between super heavy, super catchy, and super psychedelic, and even…

"They’re at their weirdest and best." -- The Wire

"Superb." -- The Quietus

"Dark and heavy yet almost startlingly accessible. It's an evil twist on a punchy, concise pop song, and there's really nobody who does this kind of…

“A nihilistic listening experience” – The Quietus 

"Brings forth the tangential and historical relationships between industrial and its 'sister' genres like coldwave while splicing them with influences that range from shoegaze to black metal." -- Heavy Blog Is Heavy

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“A nihilistic listening experience” – The Quietus 

"Brings forth the tangential and historical relationships between industrial and its 'sister' genres like coldwave while splicing them with influences that range from shoegaze to black metal." -- Heavy Blog Is Heavy

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"The looming riffs evoke the early King Woman EP Doubt, and the cadence of Green’s vocals call to mind those of Pallbearer’s Brett Campbell.." -- Audiofemme

"A doom communion." -- CvltNation

"More riffs than you're going…

“A raw, bluesy track dripping with dark psychedelia, with a strut reminiscent of PJ Harvey circa To Bring You My Love or The Kills’ first couple records.”  -- Treble

"Laid back, groovy and psychedelic... rambles along with…

"The looming riffs evoke the early King Woman EP Doubt, and the cadence of Green’s vocals call to mind those of Pallbearer’s Brett Campbell.." -- Audiofemme

"A doom communion." -- CvltNation

Brooklyn, NY trio Priestess,…

"Low, slow, crunchy and crushing. Crank it up as loud as your speakers will go." -- Metal Injection

"Exhibits mastery with good riffs, tone and fat-as-f*ck drumming while also claiming its own distinct space in the world of doom." --…