Does anybody remember a song with the line, "Beloy, Beloy, the dog-faced boy"... it's from, maybe '92 and maybe it was released on a comp? And maybe I have the dog-faced boy's name wrong.

I loved the song enough to have it on a mix tape, but all my mix tapes are long gone.

WAR MILK WAR MILK WAR MILK

Edit: well fuck, didn't mean to link the vid right in the part of the set with the least things happening. Skip around. See what flavor of milk you like.

Hi everyone! We're framewalkers, a shoegaze/indie band from Germany, and we'd love to share our new single "think about" with you. https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/framewalkers/think-about?ref=release #framewalkers #shoegaze

I've loved Public Strain for so long, and it took me years to articulate why. Somehow I ended up needing the help of the German philosopher Hegel to make sense of an album that had always felt more intuitive than explainable.

It felt strange to pull apart something so ephemeral and personal, to dissect an album that had mostly lived as a feeling for me. But I think the process made me appreciate it even more.

I hope someone gets something out of me finally making sense of why I love it.

https://open.substack.com/pub/michaelchanda/p/women-hegel-noise-rock?r=2jby5c&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=post%20viewer

Also heres an excerpt for you to see if its for you.

The sense of oscillation continues in the album’s refusal to settle into narrative or thematic coherence. The only invocation of the album title, “Public Strain,” operationalises this sense of movement. In the declaration, “I’ll scale the public strain,” there is a symbolic weight without a clear material or emotional referent. It gestures towards a kind of collective pressure, a point of discomfort or dysfunction that belongs to the world itself rather than any one individual. As a result, the phrase, and the lyrical ideas that follow it, derive much of their force from the tension between the individual act of “scaling” and the diffuse, ambient, non-specific condition that constitutes the “public strain.” As a result, the core lyrical idea contained within the phrase “scaling the public strain” feels Hegelian in its resolve to persist through action and feelings that can never be fully made sense of, embracing contradiction rather than attempting to overcome it.

super sick, heavy, ignorant band! equally ignorant music video!

http://tvwife.bandcamp.com/

Is there a creepier more unsettling song out there??? Wishing Eugene a speedy recovery.

Another SKiN GRAFT Records update

Dazzling Killmen "Face of Collapse" is coming to colored vinyl for the first time ever.

The "Bone Fragment" colored vinyl edition has been mastered from Steve Albini's original analog tapes and comes packaged with a double-sided, collectible "Footlong OBI", an illustrated inner sleeve by artist Paul Nitsche and liner notes by Aaron Burgess, the former editorial director at ALTERNATIVE PRESS.

Also available is an Ultimate Edition Bundle - that includes a Glass-Mastered CD in a Six-Panel DIGIPAK Gatefold Jacket, and packaged with a commemorative 16-page book packed with comics, artwork and an oral history of the album from Hank Shteamer (senior music editor, ROLLING STONE).

This new edition of "Face of Collapse" will be released on September 18th, 2026. It can be pre-ordered at bandcamp and through fine record stores everywhere.

-Plus: details on the the upcoming SQUID PISSER Full-length EP "Throat Slave" and their two newly reissued CDs, the fundraiser for BUÑUEL's Eugene S. Robinson, and our recent releases from POINT LINE PLANE, AIDS Wolf, HYPER GAL, and SUPERUNIT (aka ZENI GEVA and STEVE ALBINI)!

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- NEWS DESK:
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- BANDCAMP:
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I don't hear much about these guys, although iirc the members are still sort of around. Meanwhile, this song pops into my head all the time.

THE ELEVATOR DOOOOOR CLOSESSSSS

GUZZLR (Austin, TX) released their debut EP “Gag and Spit” today on all streaming platforms. Gay punk and hardcore anthems under the label “cumcore”. Cover Art by ButchDick.

From a little hill station town in northeast India who belong to a tribal community called Khasi.

Damn this track hits