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Chicago-based atmospheric post-rock outfit Starless, featuring past and current members of Beak, Timeout Drawer, Our Earth Is A Tomb, and more, will release their hypnotic “Hope is Leaving You” full-length on September 10th, 2021, today unveiling the record’s artwork, track listing, and video teaser.
 

Emerging from the ashes of several pop bands, the BRUIT ≤ project was born of the desire of its members to turn their backs on the majors and return to a process of creation without constraints. Initially, the band’s intention was not to perform live, but to research and experiment with sound in a studio environment. At the end of 2016, this research would result in two live videos filmed in their studio that would enable the band to make its debut on the Toulouse scene.
 

Spotlights, who released their new album, “Love & Decay”, last month via Ipecac Recordings, share a video for the track “Xerox”.

The video, which is shot from the perspective of guitar player Mario Quintero, is a nod to 90s alt-rock videos, with the band saying, “we love the way they didn’t take themselves too seriously and kind of make fun of those who do”.

Spotlights, who release their new album, “Love & Decay”, this Friday via Ipecac Recordings, announce their first tour dates in support of the eight-song collection, kicking off a month-long trek on July 12.

Holy Fawn, the Phoenix based band who describe themselves as “four creatures making loud heavy pretty noises”, release a video for “Dark Stone”, as the band’s buzzed about under-the-radar album, “Death Spells”, gets a proper release via Triple Crown Records (home to Caspian and Covet).

Spotlights have premiered their new single “The Particle Noise”, which is taken from their incoming album, “Love & Decay” (April 26, Ipecac Recordings).

Spotlights, the Brooklyn-based band whose music finds “that perfect balance between crushing heaviness and dreamier melodies” (WFPK), release “Love & Decay” on April 26th, 2019, via Ipecac Recordings.