An excellent funk-tinged track from Rocket Juice and the Moon, the supergroup consisting of Damon Albarn, Flea, and Tony Allen. This is the first track revealed off their upcoming debut.
New Tracks
Arctic Monkeys delivered a crunchy and aggressive new track this morning, "R U Mine?", with an accompanying video. Watch and listen inside.
Spiritualized – Hey Jane Spiritualized released the first single off their upcoming album Sweet Heart Sweet Light, out April 17th on Fat Possum. “Hey Jane” is a nine-minute epic split into multiple
Islands released the video for “Hallways“, an infectiously upbeat highlight off their new album A Sleep & A Forgetting. Directed by Lex Halaby and puppeteer Toben Seymour, it features “the band’s singer-songwriter
HAL unveiled two songs off their upcoming album The Time The Hour. "Why Do You Come Here" and "Down in the Valley" are both chirpy and upbeat pieces of folk-pop. They share accentuated falsettos,
Zach Condon’s use of brass and keys can make much of his music seem like a blast from the past, particularly on organic efforts like “Vagabond” and “East Harlem” where natural orchestral-laden
MP3: Sun Kil Moon – Sunshine in Chicago Sun Kil Moon’s fifth album Among The Leaves isn’t out until May 29th, but we can get a glimpse of its delicate beauty with
Paul Weller premiered the video for “That Dangerous Age“, the first single off his upcoming album Sonik Kicks. His eleventh solo EP is out March 27th on Yep Roc Records. Sonik Kicks
New Albums
New York-based group The New Students venture into a satiating blend of folk, Americana, and bluegrass across their new album Little Blue
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Ottawa-based Hot Mud reveals an enamoring pop and rock cohesion on new album Pink Cloud Pop, following up his successful debut Rehab
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Stirring instrumentation plays consistently throughout Reflections, an album from Matthew James Richards with an array of illuminating orchestral beauty. The Wolverhampton, England-based
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Melbourne-based artist Slim Jim Dinkum emits a compelling folk arsenal on his new album Real Rural, described as “a celebration of the
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