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THE 36 BEST EPs OF 2022



Here is part two of our end of the year lists. We present you the 36 best EPs of 2022!!! (That we know of, obviously.) If you know what we do, you know why this list is special, and why you should really support and follow these artists. Because they are amazing musicians and deserve recognition, but also because in this hetero-cis-male dominated scene, diversity matters. 

Enjoy!


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Axe Rash - Contemporary Ass

https://axerash.bandcamp.com/album/contemporary-ass

Bad Skin - Heartbreak Tour

https://open.spotify.com/album/3QwUD41LbUzNX0XcS4iOMo

Boybrain - In The Company of Worms

https://boybrain.bandcamp.com/releases

Carpark - The World Ended in 2012

https://open.spotify.com/album/14Hl2eRa9W9rMCG05pukSc

https://drysocketpdx.bandcamp.com/album/cessation

Gel - Shock Therapy

https://gelhc.bandcamp.com/album/shock-therapy-a-split-with-cold-brats

Gilt - Conceit

https://gilt.bandcamp.com/album/conceit

Jetsam - Powerviolence is for Lovers

https://jetsammtl.bandcamp.com/releases

Jivebomb - Primitive Desires












https://sweetmessband.bandcamp.com/album/keeping-us-apart

Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers - Pretty Good For a Girl Band


https://open.spotify.com/album/6N0Rs8lAT2hS49CwkJOCgy

Terminal Sleep - Chapter 1 No Solace



https://vevevexed.bandcamp.com/album/mental-poverty

Weekend Recovery - No Guts All The Glory


https://open.spotify.com/album/69mansSly7hNDmYFt6QbwA


Coming up next...The Best Singles of 2022!!!!!!!







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