Earlier today, Kansas City-based psych pop producer Heads or Heads premiered a new video on The Daily Dose for “Lake,” the closing song from his latest record, Low Angles. More »
Berlin’s Pabst are today sharing the video for brand-new single My Apocalypse, a song through which they channel their emotionally-charged fuzzed-out punk in order to confront past relationships and the lasting impact they can have through life. More »
PS Audio has announced the launch of Octave Records, a new audiophile record label that supports the livelihood of musicians in a unique way.
What happens when you no longer want to worship the cult of personality?
Today, Los Angeles singer-songwriter Anacarina shares her latest EP ‘One of Your Forevers’, via Glass Planets. We partnered with Beats Per Minute to give an exclusive first look on the new project! More »
Today, Northern California songwriter Eric Anders and Southern California guitarist/composter Mark O’Bitz share the haunting new single “Bury Me” from their forthcoming concept album ‘American Bardo.’
David Thrussell is an outlier, provocateur and enigma. An artist that challenges, inspires and transforms. We are lucky to have him. Coaxed from a fitful half-decade of semi-retirement in his compound in the Australian outback, Thrussell now helms the extraordinary new Snog album, ‘Lullabies For The Lithium Age’.
Today, Leeds’ Thee MVPs have shared their new single ‘You Ain’t It’. The track is the third and final single to be taken from their much anticipated debut LP ‘Science Fiction’, which is out today via Eeasy Records.
It was during a cross-country drive from Nashville to his home city of Los Angeles that singer-songwriter Robert Francis began crafting the anthemic songs that comprise ‘The End Times, Vol. 1’ More »
Today, Graham Costello’s STRATA continue to bridge the gap between their debut album ‘Obelisk’ and their forthcoming release with Gearbox via their polyrhythmic new single, ‘Lyra’. More »
Over the course of three previous singles, Dublin band Milk. have set about forging a path through which to create music for a rapidly evolving world, one in which they pride themselves on freeing the band from the confines of genre. More »
NYC cult favorites Lorraine Leckie & Her Demons announced in an interview with Review Fix that their new album, Razor Wing Butterfly, will now be released on June 26th. More »
‘Run’ is a brand new single from the unclassifiable Chiminyo, whose highly original approach to drumming and production was laid bare on last year’s debut EP, ‘I Am Chiminyo’.
Today they follow this with a second introduction to the TV Priest sound in the thunderclap of “Runner Up”. Both the lyrics and vocal take were collaged together from only two takes, keeping an energy and acerbic immediacy to the track. Like “House Of York”, it was produced and engineered by Nic from the band at their own studio space in Hackney Wick. More »
Seattle-based synth pop hero J GRGRY released “Don’t Ever Give Up” earlier this month, but earlier today, he premiered an surprise accompanying video in an interview with V13.
Land of Talk today shared the video for new single Diaphanous, the aptly named opening track of the Montreal-based band’s forthcoming album Indistinct Conversations. More »
Storyteller and The World Keeps Turning, both with 8 track bonus LPs, gatefold sleeves and lavish full colour booklets are out now!
California-based singer/songwriter and veritable viral success story Kai Straw released “Imagination,” the latest single from his upcoming fourth album, earlier today.
LA-based flowers de moon announced its first release as a solo project in the form of new single “Anthem of Bob,” followed by a video premiere this afternoon.
Earlier this month, Rio de Janeiro-based musician and producer Thiago Nassif shared a new single “Plástico” from his upcoming album Mente to be released July 3rd.
Released today is ‘LESTER’ the new album from Born Shit Stirrers…. pink vinyl with lyric insert and poster £10 or CD with lyric sheet £6
Ranging from ambient minimalism to world music, modern classical to jazz, Bob Holroyd’s music is often hard to pigeon hole.
