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"a sprawling, psychedelic opus filled with melody, melancholy and a dreamy, doom-soaked atmosphere.”
- Decibel

"If 2024’s breakout album Burden sounded like an ominous transmission from the cosmic depths, then Cycles in the Infinite Dream trades outer space for inner space, recalibrating those hostile frequencies in favor of a heaviness that registers as more organic, more human.”
- Bandcamp

"Shape-shifting psychedelic-doom that touches on everything they’ve done before – whilst delivering fresh riffs and stunning new vocal hooks, REZN keep innovating and colliding genres with Cycles in the Infinite Dream.”
- Everything Is Noise

Today, REZN release their new album Cycles in the Infinite Dream.

With Cycles in the Infinite Dream, REZN masterfully harness the oppressive weight of their full sonic armory to celestial melodies and sublime synesthesia-inducing atmospherics in a manner so seamless it feels otherworldly, as if occupying a liminal space between two realities.

We’re so excited to see the reaction from fans. It’s an honor to work with such an incredible group of musicians. Check out the videos below and order your copy of the album above.

Later this year, REZN will bring their “progressive psych-doom metal” (Treble) across the United States. Tickets are on sale below.

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"Vast, searching post-metal.” – Stereogum

“Absolutely crushing.” – The Needle Drop

"Powerful instru-metallists Russian Circles
are back to hypnotize headbangers.” – Revolver

Russian Circles, “exemplars of post-rock and post-metal” (Pitchfork), present “Eluvial,” the second single/video from their new album, Nine, out August 28th via Sargent House.

Arriving on the heels of “Empath,” which “showcases the evolving toughness of Russian Circles’ sound,” (Consequence), “Eluvial” is Nine’s grand centerpiece.

Russian Circles’ North American Headline tour is also now on sale. Check out the full list of dates below.

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REZN are featured on the cover of issue 131 of Distorted Sound Magazine. Read the full feature at the link below.

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REZN's new album Cycles in the Infinite Dream is available everywhere July 24th, 2026. Pre-order limited edition vinyl, CDs, and merch at the link below.

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Hammok have announced even more tour dates for 2026. They will be supporting both Nothing and Sparta on their upcoming European tours. All tickets are available at the link below.

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Hammok's new album When Does This Place Become Our Scene has been out for a month now. Don't miss the chance to hear it live.

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REZN have released “Aerial Birth,” the third single from their forthcoming record Cycles in the Infinite Dream available everywhere July 24, 2026.

This record introduces a new tool in REZN’s trade: Spencer Ouellette’s lap steel guitar. The instrument conjures the extraterrestrial weightlessness of the pedal steel guitar featured on Brian Eno’s Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks album, providing a similar bridge between cosmic ambience and the wide-open terrains of Western music. This is showcased on “Aerial Birth,” where Phil Cangelosi’s roiling basslines provide the counterweight to Ouellette’s helium-grade lap steel before thick slabs of distortion and Patrick Dunn’s rhythmic battery pull everything back to a gravitational center. Throughout, Rob McWilliams’ voice is as beguiling as ever.

In August, they return to the states for another headlining US tour. All tickets are on-sale at the link below. Don’t miss the chance to hear Cycles in the Infinite Dream live.

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Russian Circles new album "Nine" is coming out August 28th via Sargent House. 
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The North American Headline tour in support of NINE just announced. Support from Pelican for fist leg September 25 - October 13 and  Primitive Man support second leg from November 4 - 21st. Tickets on sale June 26, 2026 at 10am.  

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“Hammok vocalist/guitarist Tobias Osland guides us through the references and the sentiments of their intense, intricate and intoxicating new album.”

The Scene

“I never really doubted the initial spark of that first verse, which then became the title of the entire album. That was such a beam from the sky moment, and you don’t really get too many of those. We had a lot of the instrumental for the song leftover from the first album, like the main guitar riff and the first verse. I just started recording vocals in a hotel room, touring the first album, and it just became this fully fledged picture.”

"Those moments are so precious, and they felt like they spoke to where we were at that moment, but also to where we are right now, in the middle of releasing this album and everything we’ve done in the past months. What with the singles and the local shows we’ve done, and all the people we met and talked to. It just feels very much like this. One sentence that can mean so much, and it really felt like the North Star for what we would do with the rest of the album."

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Victoria @ TND: I'd love to know more about the story of you guys becoming a live band. Hammok the band started releasing music at an unfortunate time when people couldn’t tour, and even though you've been playing live for years as childhood friends, this record was very much informed by the live experience as a serious, touring band. How has transitioning into a more traditional, this-is-what-a-band-is-supposed-to-be role changed your perspective on music?

Tobias Osland: We didn't start as live performers. I feel like most of what’s been going on in my head was like, “Can my voice handle doing this stuff night after night? Is this song possible? Can this happen? This music we're writing — is it too technical? Is it going to move people?” Then, after playing shows, those questions morphed into becoming the whole point of our music: moving people, meeting people, and creating live energy. Having conversations eye-to-eye: it’s a classic hardcore thing, but that's what makes it real. That experience was super inspiring for the new album, which I don't think was the case for the first one. It’s kind of meta, but our first album was just about the need to have a first album. This one, however, is very focused, and it's rhythmic in a way that hopefully makes people move. And so far it has!

As opposed to more traditional hardcore and punk records, the songs that you've provided are quite long, and they go multiple directions. I really liked “Tap Water” because it starts off with this indie rock feel, and then it abruptly stops before starting again as a punk track. When it comes to writing a song and delicately blending these genres together, how have you pulled in all these elements to make a song?

TO: “Tap Water” is very much a result of listening to new music all the time. I’m pretty much waking up every day finding something new and being inspired by pretty much everything that I hear at all times. But I also try to be careful; instead of hearing something and thinking, “Oh, I'm going do that thing that I just heard for my song as well!” I’m trying to take the concept of that instead. For “Tap Water,” I remember hearing a Militarie Gun song and going, “Oof, I love the vibe of this song!” Breaking it down to its concept, it’s like this Arctic Monkeys AM song with a tempo and mood that’s full of character. I’ve gotten obsessed with not exactly copying but writing in the concept of what's inspiring you.

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“Gnarly noise-rock straight outta Norway” - Revolver

“Evolving from within Oslo’s contemporary post-hardcore circuit, Hammok stand out by blending aggressive energy with heavily textured production.”
- Music Connection

“Another ripper” - Brooklyn Vegan

Hammok is an Oslo trio of vocalist/guitarist Tobias Osland, drummer Ferdinand Aasheim, and bassist Ole Benjamin Thomassen. Today, their album When Does This Place Become Our Scene is available everywhere.

This is an album that captures polarities of underground intensity and pop sensibility. When Does This Place Become Our Scene is equal parts scream-along cathartic and nod-along infectious.

We couldn’t be more excited to put this record out into the world. Check out the videos below and order your copy of the album above.

Hammok will be on tour throughout Europe in October supporting Sparta. They will also be playing some summer festivals. Check the full list of dates at the link below.

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LISTEN TO “RITES OF PASSAGE”

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“Chicago heavy experimentalists” (Brooklyn Vegan) REZN have released “Rites of Passage,” a new single off their forthcoming album, Cycles in the Infinite Dream, out July 24th via Sargent House.

“[REZN] specializes in building immersive sonic environments” - Stereogum

"Progressive psych-doom metal” - Treble

Pre-orders for vinyl, CDs, and merch are available at Hello Merch in North America and Evil Greed in Europe.

REZN will be on the road this summer for their 2026 European tour beginning in June. In August, they return to the states for another headlining US tour. All tickets are on-sale at the link below. Don’t miss the chance to hear Cycles in the Infinite Dream live.

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