542 million. 542 million years. Seems like a long time? Well, not if you are Chris Burda from Collapse Under the Empire and your new project tries to span that vastly spacious, amazingly long and undisputable unintelligible period. Welcome to Age of Life and their first single “Epoch One” premiered here on VoS just for you today!

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Jarboe - a name that sounds like thunder from the mountains of Avantgarde or Experimental music. As longtime collaborator of a certain NYC-institution but also as a solo artist - she has played a major role in developing soundscapes, genres and a certain look at the world. Therefore we are more than happy to present you with the new single for her upcoming album Sightings - enjoy “The Holy Waters”!

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The Shits gave us permission to premiere the video for their latest single “Thank You For Being A Friend” on Veil of Sound today. We are mighty thankful not only because it is part of their upcoming Rocket Recordings release but because the song amazingly illustrates a great German word: “Schnoddrigkeit”. Enjoy!

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Sugar Horse. A band in a realm of their own. A realm where fun and seriousness, sarcasm and thoughtfulness are not opposites but euqal chunks of a soundscape of their own. That phrase; “of their own“ – hardly can it be applied more correctly than in the case of Sugar Horse. Thus we at VoS are happy to premiere their new video for “Ex-Human Shield“!

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I do not know s*** about Dance Music. None at all. But I do know when I like stuff and sometimes I even know why I like stuff. With øjeRum’s new track “Her Name was a Nameless Sky” I understand why I like it. Maybe you will know too after listening to the track which we premiere here on VoS!

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There can be much more light inside a room than just that silver lining underneath the door - one just needs to open the blinds a bit. That is what Astraya are doing on the opener to their upcoming record which also happens to be the next premiere here for Veil of Sound. Enjoy “A Spark Within” and its accompanying live video.

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Which better way to get into the right Friday the 13th mood than listening to a premiere for a brand new track from an upcoming album by our fave Extremist Noise Death Metal label? Right, none. there we give you “Morde Faciem Cherubi” taken from Mors.Void.Discipline’s upcoming debut record Txketh)ëké out via Sentient Ruin Laboratories on next week’s Friday 13th!

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Welcome to another premiere here on Veil of Sound - this time we give you a track from the upcoming El Ten Eleven record Nowhere Faster and it highlights a new element in their soundscape: the strings that are wonderfull embedded in the warm, embracing track “Formerly Fresh”. Enjoy the Post-Rock wizards at it again!

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What do you get when you have two individually great forces collide? Well, maybe some kind of “explosion” - in this case an “audio explosion”. But only in the metaphorical sense. We are happy to present you the next chapter in the A-Sun Amissa journey, this time in collaboration with the mighty pen of Lauren Mason. Here we have Water Scores for you!

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Six years after their last release, the Northern French quartet Fall of Messiah returns and show us why they were missed so dearly. On April 24 they will release their new full-length Green Lands and we here at VoS are proud to give you another track from it - “Meadows”!

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Well, there is that old discussion whether you need to know the real pioneers in order to understand any second, third, new, nu wave or whichever generation that follows. A discussion that offten also manifests itself for any Punk kid. Do you need to know Toys that Kill? You don’t. Will you enjoy their old school Garage Punk? You probably will! That’s we happily premiere their new record Triple Sabotage here on VoS!

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Don’t we all love a good Doomjazz record? A record with nice shifts and sways, with movement all across the registers of “blackened” Jazz parts slowly moving Doom-like to and fro, throwing us and our listening habits overboard every once in a while, or rather several times in a song? For all those out there, this full record premiere is just for you: To Die on Ice let us give you Panoramica degli Abissi!</b>

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If an artist is as interesting as Lynn Standafer aka Enduser, and has worked with such amazing artists as Justin K. Broadrick or Bill Laswell, and if we are then offered a full-scale record premiere - how could we say no? Here is our premiere of Enduser’s upcoming record Unquiet - sit back, relax and enjoy the tasty journey.

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It is January 15, and diverging from our plans from eleven months ago we do not want to keep you waiting until February but give you our lists for 2025! Enjoy this little summary of what our ears got to enjoy or endure in the year passed! Which were your records of 2025?

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For several years now, we have been blessed, on a nearly weekly basis, with really really good Post-Rock records that have got something to say without saying something. Contradiction? Not at all. Just listen to this premiere of the new Thistle Sifter song here on VoS. If you want to find out more, just read our quick interview with the man behind it and get to know why the whole thing started with an accident!

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While ostensibly a nonprofit record label and DIY artist collective, characterized by a long-tailed series of experimental and underground releases, the Saccharine Underground is, to all intents and purposes, an umbrella for the various recording projects helmed by prolific Washington D.C. artist, Jeremy Moore.

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Remember what Rick Rubin did for Johnny Cash? Revitalize his career by letting him sing classic young and old accompanied mostly only by a very sparse acoustic-guitar centred instrumentation? Something similar can be witnessed by looking at the latest project by our beloved Eugene S. Robinson who will be releasing a covers record re-imagining classics by for example Sammy Davis Jr. As a very special gift for all our VoS-aficionados we got an exclusive text by Ako-Lite owner and long-time-Robinson intimate John Getze! Enjoy!

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Many, many moons ago, our little page sparked a deep friendship and love for the Belgian scene through our friends at Consouling Sounds and many personal relations with bands and acts like Slow Crush, Psychonaut, Hemelbestormer, Pothamus, A Place in Between, Mara … wait Mara? Okay, this is a new one and a good one. And one you can enjoy here, first. Only on VoS! Enjoy!

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There are some regularities in life one should not walk away from - Xmas with the family (and the VoS interview marathon, of course!), summer vacations in the sun, Roadburn in April and every fall, our nameless friends in 夢遊病者 (Sleepwalker) bless us with a new record which VoS premieres for you! This time the new music is a one-track, 37-minute “opus” called РЛБ30011922. This might be their most Emil Amos record ever. Love it!

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Never worried about the idea that Industrial Metal and Goth music originated around roughly the same time? Me neither, but I just realised it while listening to the new record by Irreparable. The band from Down Under will release their new record The Fate of All Life on Friday and you can get the whole thing right here, right now - only at Veil of Sound!

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Another week, another premiere, another mesmerizing song for all of you out there, another band from the never failing well that is the UK scene. Enjoy GHOLD and the video to their new single “Cauterise”!

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How densely can an Industrial sound carpet be woven? Answer Uranium: Yes. Are you happy to, in a certain way, shatter your ears? Answer VoS: Yes. How melodic and technical can a sound be at the same time? Answer Uranium: Yes. Could this be one of the best records ever released via Sentient Ruin? Answer VoS: Yes. Welcome to the Black Harsh Noise Parade!

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Well, today is another premiere day here at Veil of Sound and we are so happy to premiere the self-titled debut by Of Mountains and Seas in all its Ambient splendour and believe - there’s a lot of it!

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If one of those people you really trust musically hands you a record with the FFOs Don Caballero, Mahavishnu Orchestra and Dazzling Killmen, you will listen to it. If these FFOs are justified: You will like it. If it is William Covert and his new track “Brotherhood of Sleep”, there’s a good chance you will love it! Enjoy today’s premiere here on VoS!

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This premiere might be a bit unusual even for us - but if you take your time and watch the video for Deep Cross’ “The Churning Ray” without any rush or need for speed, you will discover something very unusual yet really delicious. Glitch-gaze. Enjoy!

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