As we hurtle toward Skynet, there is more information than we know what to do with. Great swaths of the population bend the knee to those who orchestrate our demise. We live in an Information Age in which very few people seem to be doing any thinking. This creates an opening for false prophets and self-appointed kings.
Such is the overarching theme of Signal Fire, the fourth album from electro-metal smashers Genghis Tron. As on their 2021 comeback record, Dream Weapon, core duo Hamilton Jordan and Michael Sochynsky are joined by Sumac drummer Nick Yacyshyn and the Armed vocalist Tony Wolski. Unlike last time, Kenny Szymanski from the Armed plays bass.
…“I Am All” is Genghis Tron in excelsis,…
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Delia Beatriz’s latest as 
The ferny Brutalist cityscape on the cover of 
In November 2025, trombonist and composer 
On Music for Tombak & Synth, Paris-based Iranian musician 
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Darren Hayman is reissuing ‘The Violence’, the sprawling double album he regards as the most ambitious work of his 30-year career. Originally released through Fortuna POP! in 2012 and recorded with his 16-piece ensemble The Long Parliament, it returns with previously unreleased songs and demos folded into the running order.
London’s Shannen SP has had an ear for cutting edge club sounds since her secondary school days, when she developed a penchant for bass at DMZ nights and Club Exodus in Leeds. In the late 2010s, her NTS residency and multidisciplinary Ø party at Corsica Studios with Kode9 highlighted African diasporic genres from kuduro to gqom, bringing on guests like Nazar and DJ Lag. On 
…featuring 8 bonus tracks including rare studio recordings + iconic live performances.
Sometimes, you just have to let things go and while it can be uncomfortable, it can also be incredibly liberating – and the 
Remember when dubstep was good? Paris-born producer and DJ 
Montreal’s 
Working with guitars, drum machine, sampler, self-built electronics, and all manner of percussion, 
When MONO recorded their previous album, OATH, with longtime production partner and friend, Steve Albini in 2023, they never fathomed that it would be the final studio album they made together. Albini tragically died the following year, and that loss left an incalculable void in the lives of not just everyone who ever knew Steve, but everyone with an attachment to any of the thousands of records he helped bring into world over the past four decades. He brought a clarity to the chaos, and a selfless sense of service to art and artists that was unrivaled. On both a personal and practical level, the loss left MONO faced with profound grief and uncertainty. Albini had become a fundamental part of MONO’s unmistakable sound, and the thought of replacing him was daunting…