Sanford Parker

NYC darkwave band Blacklist are back in action and will release ‘Afterworld,‘ their first album since their 2009 debut, this fall via Profound Lore. You can also catch them live in Brooklyn in May.

Chicago's Huntsmen mix folk, prog, sludge metal and more on their awesome, seamlessly genre-defying new song.

Charlie Fell left Lord Mantis in 2014 and joined Cobalt for their great 2016 album 'Slow Forever,' but he's back with Lord Mantis and they're finally releasing a new album...

”I have cancelled the Mirrors for Psychic Warfare tour in November because of my mental illness. It has made my life unmanageable and I believe that touring will only make it worse as it has in the past,” Scott writes.

The song is a haunting mix of industrial noise, dark ambient, and other sinister yet meditative sounds, and the creepy black-and-white video suits it perfectly.

This week's Notable Releases include the catchy new MGMT album, the Kendrick Lamar-curated 'Black Panther' soundtrack, bare-bones folk staple Alela Diane, and more.

The Atlas Moth's new album, Coma Noir, was recorded with Sanford Parker, who's also a member of tourmates Mirrors for Psychic Warfare (along with Neurosis' Scott Kelly).

The new album features Emma Ruth Rundle and Tara of Clay Rendering, and it was produced by Sanford Parker.

Post-hardcore greats Planes Mistaken For Stars have been reunited for a bit, and now they're about to release their first new album in a decade. It's called Prey and it'll be out on October 21 via Deathwish (pre-order). They went with go-to heavy-music guy Sanford Parker to produce it...

Chicago's art-doom project Wrekmeister Harmonies is releasing its new album Night of Your Ascension just a year after 2014's And Then It All Came Down...