Establishing themselves as torchbearers for their unique, sonic ambition, the shape-shifting, alternative-rock quartet Garbage have crafted music across over 25 years and counting, and on their jarring-yet-expansive, new album No Gods No Masters, which is available on June 11 via Stunvolume and Infectious Music, they once more sound vivaciously fresh. As before, Garbage intertwine pulsating synths with driving, punk-rock riffing and a uniting layer of relatively bombastic energy across their new album, which features lively rhythms that simultaneously suggest an invigorating, live-concert experience and a moment of freeing emotional exorcis—although those moments could, of course, be one in the same, especially as safe touring continues to slowly restart. On a foundational level, the new ...
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