Fiery Furnaces' Eleanor Friedberger released her first solo album, Last Summer, this past July to glowing reviews. It featured an all-star cast of Matt Asti (MGMT), Ahmed Gallab (touring member of Yeasayer
New Tracks
Fair Ohs have been drumming up some press lately with a plethora of East African-inspired garage punk releases, ranging from 7" singles to distributed cassettes. Despite their East African influences, Fair Ohs'
of Montreal are offering a full stream of their upcoming album Paralytic Stalks, out February 7th. Check out Spin for the stream, and a very helpful track-by-track account by frontman Kevin Barnes.
Lambchop released a track last week off their upcoming album Mr. M, out February 20th. “Gone Tomorrow” is a pleasant seven minute epic of two parts, the latter half more subdued and
Kate Bush’s video for “Lake Tahoe” is highly consistent with the remarkable album it was on, 50 Words for Snow. It’s heavy on imagery and barren landscapes, though this time led by
Dr. Dog released another new track from their upcoming album, Be the Void. "Lonesome" is the second made-available song off the album, after "That Old Black Hole" was unveiled in November -
Xiu Xiu released the video for “Hi”, the first track off their upcoming album Always. Directed by David Horvitz and Jamie Stewart, the video features footage of a “crazed” road trip through
Andrew Bird premiered a track off his upcoming album Break It Yourself, out March 6th via Mom + Pop Music. "Eyeoneye" is the seventh track on the album, and is available as
New Albums
An impactful album out today from London-based band The Silent Era, Wide And Deep And Cold channels an emotive rock sound with
MoreUnveiling a dynamic rock sound that spans from heartfelt ardency to string-laden serenity, People’s Republic of YEAH is a memorable album out
MoreAn invigorating rock album out today from Vancouver-based band JBNG, Run consumes with its dynamic fusing of various aesthetics — from the
MoreA recently released EP from Los Angeles-based artist BEN SCOTT, Wilting Flowers successfully explores heartbreak and moving on. A dynamic range of
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