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Since its release, Deathconsciousness has continuously found new listeners through memes, TikTok, and streaming, evolving from an overlooked DIY release into a cult classic and cultural touchstone.
Planning For Burial shares “A Flowing Field of Green”, the first track from It’s Closeness, It’s Easy, out May 30 via The Flenser. A meditation on place, memory, and change, the song sets the tone for the long-awaited new album. Listen now and pre-order vinyl, CD, and merch.
Midwife and Vyva Melinkolya perform Orbweaving live for the first time tonight at Denver’s Hi-Dive, ahead of their Roadburn 2025 appearance. Madeline Johnston, known as Midwife, has been named an Artist in Residence at Roadburn, where she will deliver three performances, including a full-band rendition of No Depression In Heaven and a curated retrospective set. Experience the haunting beauty of Orbweaving, a collaboration that merges slowcore, shoegaze, and doom into a singular sonic experience.
Planning For Burial is hitting the road for the "Green Fields Across The USA 2025" tour in support of It’s Closeness, It’s Easy, out May 30 via The Flenser. Tickets are on sale now—see the full list of dates and secure yours today.
Planning For Burial returns with It’s Closeness, It’s Easy, the first new full-length album in eight years. Out May 30th via The Flenser, the album captures the slow shifts of time, love, and loss with Thom Wasluck’s signature intensity. Pre-orders for vinyl and exclusive merch are available now.
Kathryn Mohr and Oldest Sea are hitting the road this June for a series of East and West Coast performances. Following the release of Waiting Room, Mohr’s acclaimed debut, these intimate shows will showcase her haunting sound alongside the atmospheric music of Oldest Sea. See the full list of tour dates and venues here.
We’re excited to announce the latestMembership 666 exclusive LP:Kneeling, the new short album fromAgriculture’s Dan Meyer. Available digitally onMarch 28th, this record is a deep dive into layered textures, dense compositions, and raw intensity.
After nearly a decade of silence, Pyramids return with Pythagoras, their most ambitious album yet. Fusing black metal, shoegaze, and unexpected reggaeton influences, the album explores contrast and innovation. Set for release in 2025 via The Flenser."
Oakland-based artist Kathryn Mohr creates deeply personal, DIY-driven music that explores the tension between violence and tenderness. Her new album, Waiting Room, was written and self-recorded over a month in a remote Icelandic fish factory, where she composed in isolation, capturing eerie field recordings from the surrounding wilderness. The result is a haunting collection of songs inspired by unsettling imagery and raw emotion.
Chat Pile released the official music video for their track "Frownland" from the album Cool World in October 2024. Directed by Matthew Zagorski, the video delves into themes of isolation and loneliness. Zagorski explained that upon first hearing the song, he perceived a sense of despair and aimed to reflect that in the video's narrative, depicting the main character amidst the remnants of his former life
Chat Pile’s Cool World is out now, delivering a harrowing blend of noise-drenched chaos and existential dread. With sludgy guitars, pummeling rhythms, and desperate vocals, the album explores decay, violence, and the unraveling of reality, cementing the band’s reputation for raw, unsettling music.
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