A Place To Bury Strangers
Exploding Head

If Depeche Mode and My Bloody Valentine adopted a child they probably would have named it A Place to Bury Strangers. The New York based trio seems to ...

Brooklyn’s finest has appropriately named its sophomore album Exploding Head, because listening to this in certain factions—a hangover, a ...

*"*Exploding Head" is album that combines sonic fury with an urgent adrenaline fuelled pop sensibility. A Place To Bury Strangers clearly don?t fuck a...

While A Place To Bury Strangers came up in the DIY Brooklynscene that's also been ground zero for the garage-party & lo-fi scenes,they were always...

A Place To Bury Strangers. Without question, I decided to give it a go. Talk about a completely different expectation, Exploding Head is a flat-out m...

Days are precious, people. Any minute could be your last. Do we really need another shoegaze album for 2009 Musicians look back twenty years for nost...

The tinnitus might have gone but the noise-peddling trio haven’t and less than a year since the release of their enjoyably loud debut, A Place T...

It doesn’t happen often, but every now and again a band comes along that just absolutely blows your mind to pieces. A Place To Bury Strangers ar...

Certain bands just sound loud. My Bloody Valentine may be the official “Worlds Loudest Band”, but on record they don’t sound it. A Place to Bury Stran...

It would be hard to imagine another title for A Place To Bury Strangers' second album, Exploding Head. Aside from, say "Shards of shattering aura...