L.A. Based Synthpunk duo The Warhorse have released their 2nd full length album "It's Been Fun, It's Been Real, It's Been Funereal", an album that (for full disclosure) I have been anxiously waiting for since their debut album "Chubs" released in 2016. With a smattering of singles here and there (which have been covered here on the site), their change in sound since "Chubs" has been no secret, but it really comes into full view on this album. It's heavier, angrier, everything

Silverlake Synthpunk duo The Warhorse are back once again, this time with a new single, this one being a cover of "Bound For The Floor" by alt-rock legends Local H. The Warhorse take this track in a whole new direction, keeping it just as catchy and cynical as the original, and beefing it up with shiny synth leads, gnarly bass, and a poppy sheen, almost as if they took the cynicism from the first track and cranked it to 11. The Warhorse charm comes through loud and clear on t

Silverlake Synthpunk act The Warhorse is back with a brand new Maxi-Single titled "Can't Stop the Clop". When I typically review things for the site, I listen to the whole work about 2 times to really solidify my feelings about the complete work. So far I've listened to this about 6 times. And I've only had access to this for about 2 hours. This maxi-single is, without mincing words, fucking phenomenal. There's so much going on in every track that I can't get enough of, somet

Self Titled "Silverlake Synthpunk" outfit The Warhorse are back after years with not a new full length, but a teaser of such release. This is their new Maxi-Single (Just like in the 2000's), Bone Apple Tea. Don't let the comedic title fool you, this is anything but comedic. The Warhorse bring some absolutely raw lyrics about originality and being yourself amongst a sea of copycats. It's follows up by my personal favorite on the release, "Yeah Ok Ozymandias", a phenomenally cr