We here at EOT HQ are absurdly pleased to announce our next release: Green Glass Room by Seattle three-piece VATS. Made by three friends and recorded at local DIY studio Office Space, Green Glass Room places the strength of VATS on full display: melodic guitar lines, brassy vocal duels, shadowed imagery, and mounds of feedback. … Continue reading
Acid country trio Web of Sunsets return in 2015 with a brand new EP titled Steel New Days. Recorded in late 2014 with Neil Weir at the Old Blackberry Way, Steel New Days shows a more cinematic side from the group, soaked in melody and offering a vantage point that is more panoramic than prior … Continue reading
At long last, the behemoth debut LP from Stickers, Swollen, is officially out in the world. It is big and beautiful and weird and heavy; an emblem of empathy punk from the slapping, unsettling rhythm of “Jump Rope” to the comparatively hazy swoon of “BJ”. If ever you have loved saxophone-tinged pop, avant-punk, howling vocals, … Continue reading
The newest release from Web of Sunsets is out in the world today, just a few days before the start of their US tour. Already touted by Impose as “the band that delivers the gift of an endless dusk to last all night,” and one that “inspire[s] all through the sad times, good times, bad … Continue reading
Today, Minneapolis trio Web of Sunsets return with both new material and the announcement of their first US tour. First up is the Gin Tapes EP, assembled in rapid fire following the release of the band’s debut LP earlier this year. Recorded again with Neil Weir at the Old Blackberry Way, these four tracks retain … Continue reading
Seattle noisemakers Stickers have signed with End of Time to release their first full-length offering, Swollen. Today, eMusic’s Wondering Sound has premiered the first single, “Outlet”, with its poetic visuals and a pummeling, relentless backing track. Listen to it here. The four-piece of Stickers specialize in dissonant, scathing no wave that churns and heaves and … Continue reading
At long last, the debut LP from Web of Sunsets — Room of Monsters — has entered the ether. The trio’s sound has been lauded as “a dreamy psychedelic sound that sounds like it dropped right down from the clouds” (L’Etoile Magazine), and enhanced by a “deliciously sleepy, spacious atmosphere” (The Line of Best Fit) … Continue reading
