New Releases

Los Angeles-based electronic artist Neo Dimes releases 'Beasts', a confrontational new single that takes aim at the radicalisation of young men in online echo chambers. Out 9 December 2025, the track serves as the second preview of his debut album Alone, arriving early 2026.

In an era where music videos have devolved into afterthoughts, Kai Kaldro's 'Laceration Lounge' doesn't just buck the trend—it tramples it underfoot with platform boots and a knowing sneer. This 20-minute gothic noir fever dream is a genuine artistic statement where sound and vision exist in symbiotic harmony.

Your Mothers Disgusting Window premieres the music video for 'Kill Me' via Discipline Mag, coinciding with a live screening at The Tote Hotel in Melbourne. The video transforms the track's hypnotic doom into a visceral examination of techno-narcissistic culture and our compulsive consumption of viral violence.

Texan solo artist Cmdr Cody has released 'Running', a moody, synthetic industrial single that channels mid-90s film soundtrack nostalgia.

Lana Del Rabies returns with Omnipotent Fuck, a raw four-track stream-of-consciousness recording that arrives November 7th as the second instalment in a trilogy exploring eros and its psychological ravages. Co-released by Phage Tapes and the artist's own Feral Crone Recordings, the work grapples with romantic possession by demonic forces through immediate, unfiltered sonic confrontation.

Ash Barrett is done with polish. The former member of Arizona industrial outfit Tassel has emerged from the Texas underground with UNCAGED, a twelve-track assault that arrives October 31st as the inaugural release from Feral Crone Recordings. This isn't darkwave refined for algorithm-friendly playlists, it's industrial music dragged through a truck-stop gravel lot and left to rust in the sun.

Zero Swann’s unsettling new video for ‘The Prismal Seed’ from Benefactor merges raw psychedelia with haunting visuals, marking a bold return. Out October 17th via Saccharine Underground, it’s a visceral dive into Jeremy Moore’s avant-garde world.

Boise Artist Bonnie Tocsin Delivers Uncompromising First Full-Length Exploring Emotional Collapse Through Sound Collage Audio Art

Rough instrumentation, trash horn and a big burly Swedish delivery push Slutavverkning’s Skräp EP to its most chaotic outer bounds.

Infibulation's Werewolf of Sodom arrives with all the theatrical perversity and sonic brutality one might expect from something self-described as "extremely sus and problematic" electronics....