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UK outlet Return of Rock on Pinc Louds latest single "This Hate Hurts":

"Blends biting social commentary with a sound that’s both sonically abrasive and emotionally direct, a collision of Suicide-style synth noise, marimba loops and lyrical vulnerability. ...

"Built from Claudi’s own journal fragments and voice-memo experiments, the result is something deeply personal, yet universally recognisable: the ache of being surrounded by people and still feeling alone."

Read more & listen at Return of Rock. Needlejuice Records

Pinc Louds channel urban disillusionment into raw electronic catharsis on 'This Hate Hurts' | Return of Rock Share via: 0 Shares 0 More New York’s genre-defiant misfits Pinc Louds are back with a punch. Their latest single ‘This Hate Hurts’ blends

New Flummox album Southern Progress is featured at Spotlight Music Review, who calls the band's latest offering "simply captivating." Read more here.

Album Review: Southern Progress by Flummox With their sound often described as genrefluid, Flummox runs the sonic gamut of heavy music. They have been covered recently at Magnet…

V13 Media interviews Flummox's Alyson Blake Dellinger about the band's new record Southern Progress, working with label Needlejuice Records, important influences and more.

"The old South will not rise again, but will instead rise anew. The tornado on the album cover represents the destruction of the old South and how it will eventually be swept away by nature; leaving room for something more beautiful and strong to take its place." - Alyson Blake Dellinger

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Flummox Frontwoman Alyson Blake Dellinger Discusses ‘Southern Progress’ Flummox frontwoman Alyson Blake Dellinger joins us to discuss the band’s new record ‘Southern Progress,’ released via Needlejuice Records.

Flummox's new album Southern Progress is out today on Needlejuice Records! Here's what the music press is saying...

"One of the most heart-thumping, foot-tapping, and head-scratching records to materialize in 2025 thus far." - New Noise

"Progressive, genre-hopping progressive thrash. ... Skates between majestic metal crush and piano-led shuffles. Their Bungaloid metal is totally entertaining, and the players sew together all the sonic pieces cleverly." - Decibel Magazine

"Bewildering and amazing ... 'Southern Progress' is an absolute trip. In just four minutes, Flummox manage to put together a mind-bending collision of influences. Equal measures Judas Priest, Norway’s Shining, Devin Townsend, Dream Theater, The Dillinger Escape Plan and Mr. Bungle, with a healthy dose of rock & roll attitude and Protest The Hero intensity, 'Southern Progress' is a wholly unique musical potion flavoured with sass. Right from the get-go, the song is explosively confrontational – high-octane fast-car thrash riffing drenched in glam and glitter; bombastic, fierce, raunchy, and totally unapologetic." - Everything Is Noise

"Genre-fluid prog thrash ... heavy-sounding with some pretty hefty anti-establishment aspirations." - MAGNET Magazine

"A wild three-ring wing-ding that will leave the uninitiated bemused, baffled and bewildered — not to mention solidly blown away. Fuelled by blazing boogie-rock axe riffage, driven by a hard-bouncing groove that veers in and out of 11/8, and laced with punchy organ, blistering basslines, squiggling synthesizers and layer upon layer of left-field lunacy, this brain-busting track smartly smacks the sweet spot between mid-’70s Frank Zappa, Mr. Bungle, Primus and King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard. Rock, metal, prog, psych, funk, boogie, jam-rock; you name it, it’s in here somewhere." - Tinnitist

"Weird and wonderful." - Toilet ov Hell

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Head over to Chorus.fm to catch the new video premiere & interview from Radiator King on their latest single "The Second Coming."

"Garage-rock heavy ... a crowd/pleasing anthem." - Chorus FM

Radiator King Adam Grundy connects with Radiator King about the band's new single and music video.