Tag: grunge

Albums of the Decade: Marissa Nadler – Strangers

Marissa Nadler finds nuggets of poetry in the humdrum of everyday life, turning doom and gloom into something ethereal.

Any of the Californian’s six albums could feature in this AOTD series, but Hiss Spun takes the crown for sheer ambition.

Driving and melodic prog-infused heavy rock.

An in-depth chat with Ghostwriter, accompanied by an exclusive stream of the debut album.

An assured debut EP, capturing the live essence of the Rotherham based duo.

From the outlandish and the hilarious to the outright impossible, these are the dream collaborations we’d love to see.

The Californian singer songwriter strips back her sound to create an engagingly spiritual and celestial album.

The band add further pop sensibilities to their sludgy guitar harmonies.

The New Zealand native riff titans return with an emotionally charged, career defining album.

Latitudes’ fourth full-length effort is a truly intriguing album that divulges more and more of itself on each listen.