Matte Blvck have outdone themselves with their new single “Monumental”, narrating their very personal struggles breaking free from organized religion. The band sets a story of faith in its most shameful and spiritual forms against a dynamic musical backdrop which beautifully mirrors these contrasting themes. They don’t hide their disdain for religious institutions, as the lyric “saint… glass and painted faith” insinuates that it’s
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Starbenders Examine The Future With New Music Video “Push”
Starbenders’ new music video for “Push” dives into a flashy dystopian future where a totalitarian regime uses AI robots to keep society mindless and loveless. The track itself is a sultry love song, with a trip-hop beat and intimate, dreamy vocals. It stays true to the band’s rock roots while successfully paying tribute to a different classic genre. The music video, however, takes that
INTERVIEW: Violent Vickie Discusses New Album “Division,” Inspiration & More
Since releasing her debut album in 2013, Violent Vickie has been busy writing new music, getting a Masters Degree in Social Work, and performing. Her fans have been anxiously awaiting new music for 7 years, so I’m sure you all want to know–was it worth the wait? Let me tell you why the answer is yes. Violent Vickie plays with a ton of genres
Matte Blvck Unveil New Single “Bare”
Matte Blvck’s phenomenal new single “Bare” has struck the perfect balance between vulnerability and power, delving into the harsh realities of self image against a backdrop of stark, industrial beats. Join them on a journey to finding yourself through facing the inner demons that lie “amongst the beauty of [your] soul.” The San Diego trio seamlessly blends elements of dark synthwave, electronic, and industrial
Dorian Electra Releases Double Single “Gentleman” & “M’Lady”
Ever since releasing their debut album just over a year ago, Dorian Electra has catapulted themself to the top of the Hyperpop scene. Their album, “Flamboyant,” signified a cultural shift towards normalizing queerness and androgyny, while simultaneously celebrating and critiquing masculinity. This brilliant body of work represents a future where masculinity is no longer toxic, trans-ness is celebrated, and gender is no longer seen