New Tracks

The Ruminaters – “Mr. Bubbles”

If the old adage “never  take yourself too seriously” was a band, it would likely be The Ruminaters. Their easy-flowing psychedelic garage rock sound was born in Sydney, Australia, and on their

Miguel – “Waves” (Tame Impala remix)

Australian psych-rockers Tame Impala have remixed Miguel’s “Waves” on Rogue Waves, a compilation of reworkings of the song from last year’s Wildheart. The remix premiered Friday on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 show. Other artists that

Parquet Courts – “Berlin Got Blurry”

Parquet Courts have shared the video for “Berlin Got Blurry” from their forthcoming album, Human Performance. The video features shots of the band’s frontman Andrew Savage wandering around the title city. The band

Frightened Rabbit – “Death Dream”

Frightened Rabbit have announced a new album, Painting Of A Panic Attack, that will be released on April 8th. The upcoming record was produced by Aaron Dessner of the National. The Scottish indie band have also shared

Cary Singer – “Let Me Go”

Cary Singer is a one-man project from L.A. His newest track “Let Me Go” is a lo-fi dream pop darling, a serene crawl reminiscent of Cass McCombs’ atmospheric pull. “Let Me Go” begins

Ramsey – “See You Bleed”

“See You Bleed” sits admirably in the spectrum between effervescent pop immediacy and oddball experimental versatility. The intensely emotional vocal performance on “See You Bleed” is gripping enough to warrant attention on its

Video: FKA twigs – “Good to Love”

FKA twigs has released a new song and video for “Good to Love”, a track that first appeared during her residency at Manchester International Festival. You can watch the black-and-white, self-directed video

New Albums

Fortress – ‘Chroma’ EP

A haunting electronic pop infectiousness shows throughout Chroma, the new EP from Antwerp-based trio Fortress. Satiating structural swells are apparent throughout, often

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Erro – ‘Strawberry Moon’

Pittsburgh-based duo Erro craft a heartfelt, nostalgic rock appeal across their new album Strawberry Moon. ’60s and ’70s rock influences pair with

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