It may not seem that long ago, but the devastating debut album from Canadian noise rock band METZ is now 12 years old. Many rave reviews, smashed music clubs and three more spectacular albums later, they are now completely ready for the release of newcomer 'Up On Gravity Hill'.

On the new album, the Canadian trio creates a kaleidoscopic sonic world as tender as it is dark, aided once again by engineer Seth Manchester (Mdou Moctar, Lingua Ignota, Battles, The Body). Deep, detailed, and unyieldingly personal, it is not only METZ’s most powerful record to date but also their most beautiful.

There is more than one artist named Crows (none to be confused with groups called The Crows): 1) A hardcore punk band from Dublin, Ireland. http://crows.bandcamp.com/ 2) London based CROWS produce a spell binding mix of surf rock shimmer and scuzzy garage-fueled rock and roll. Their debut single will be released as a digital download via Howl Club on May 9th 2011. http://www.facebook.com/londonCROWS 3) Crows is a german power metal band formed in 1981, by Ex-members of Wolf Spider, Scanner, Mekong Delta, Sodom and Angel Dust, they recorded a number of demos throughout the 80's and only one album, the dying race in 1991, via Century Media records, the band broke up shortly after. 4) クロウズ Crows are a Japanese visual kei band. 5) Crows are a rock band from Spain

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The Garden is a constantly evolving, conceptual punk band based in Orange County, California. Established in in 2011 by twin brothers Wyatt and Fletcher Shears, the band consistently defies categorization and continues to break ground in their self inflicted ‘Vada Vada’ genre*. They are the auditory invaders of the new world; borderless, informed and decentralized, slick sound released from constraint and old ideologies.
*Vada Vada: An idea that represents pure creative expression, that disregards all previously made genres and ideals.- Wyatt Shears, 2015