Sweden’s masters of atmospheric tension are back, and they’ve brought a heavy cloud with them. On May 15th, Port Noir will release their fifth studio album, The Dark We Keep, via InsideOut Music. If their previous work was a dive into sleek, alternative grooves, this new 11-track collection is a plunge into a deep, metallic void.

If there were a torch-bearer for the heavy-hitting, mystical rock of the 1970s, Kevin Comeau and Cody Bowles wouldn't just be carrying it—they’d be using it to light a massive pyre. Crown Lands is back with their third studio album, Apocalypse, arriving on May 15th, and it is a staggering masterclass in cosmic blues and progressive grandeur.

After over forty years of making the kind of music that feels like a conversation between two geniuses in a basement full of vintage keyboards, They Might Be Giants are back with their 24th studio album, The World Is to Dig.

Happy Tax Day to all who celebrate, today we're going through a first listen of John Summit's new album CTRL ESCAPE. For those who are not familiar, John Summit (also known as John Schuster if you check out his linkedIn) is a DJ known for his tech house hits, and his evolving sound that occasionally dips into dubstep and old school Chicago house (an homage to his home town and where he got his start).