Serpentine Skies Connecticut
Serpentine Skies is the Connecticut-based music project of Steven Belcher, focused mainly around the meditative state between the conscious and unconscious states of mind.
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Howcha Magowcha
by Turkish Delight
supported by 6 fans who also own “Common Plague”
Sometimes one instrument stands out in a band and here I admire the very creative guitar-work, dissonant, edgy and daring. The whole band creates an energy, which seems to jump out off your speakers. If you love the dissonance of Sonic Youth and the aggressive drive of the Dead Kennedys you should give this a try.
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Blank Panthers / Priest, Expert, or Wizard
by Skyjelly
supported by 5 fans who also own “Common Plague”
Nothing like Skyjelly out there - a totally original sound which, hopefully, will take over the world soon
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Flesh World Vol. I
by Niku No Sekai
supported by 5 fans who also own “Common Plague”
Niku No Sekai's latest project is an enchanting and mystical release to behold for the listener, starting with the swelling and ever-shifting sound of "WW4," it introduces the dank, atmospheric ambiance to permeate the mix. There is chilling percussion, heavy acoustic looping, buzzing chimes, and a myriad of instrumental changes happening within each piece. There is a beautiful satisfaction and haunting presence lurking in Flesh World Vol. 1, and it beckons to be listened. Check this out~
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Fractured Whole
by Cruel Diagonals
Every sound here is made using Megan Mitchell's voice, even though the music often sounds more like Earth’s vibrations than a human singing.
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ON021 - Death Shapes
by Mordant Arrow
Self-described as “black acid industrial dread,” Mordant Arrow deliver occult EBM that provokes shivers.
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From the always-great label Umor Rex comes the latest from Lina Filipovich: A ruthless deconstruction of classical pieces.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Common Plague”
Couch Slut is a rare band in the noise genre. Influenced by Sonic Youth, lo-fi black metal, and other genres, the lead singer screams over fragmented riffs. Amazing work.
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