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Call it bandwagon hopping, convenient timing or (less cynically) just a great band covering a great song, but the Afghan Whigs’ cover of Frank Ocean’s deep-ish Nostalgia, ULTRA cut “Lovecrimes” is an unexpected delight and one of those rare instances where we prefer the cover over the original.
It isn’t very surprising that Tom Krell’s voice sounds great when set to a house beat, especially when its as infectious as what Montreal’s Jacques Greene has prepared for him.…
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Haven’t had enough Daft Punk this week? Check out “Horizon,” a japanese bonus track for the robots’ great new album, Random Access Memories. The album, as you may have heard,…
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Trouble Will Find Me may draw on some of the creativity of their early work, but it is firmly rooted in the sound that The National has so assuredly developed over the last two albums.
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After teasing us with snippets of guitar licks and hagiographic videos from their luminary collaborators, the robots have finally landed on Earth to present their stunning magnum opus.
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After the positive reaction Alabama Shakes got for their contribution to the Silver Linings Playbook soundtrack, it’s no wonder they’ve been tapped to work on the latest True Blood soundtrack.…
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Your #1 feminist pop fantasy realized: sisters Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee and Allison Crutchfield of Swearin‘ (both formerly of P.S. Eliot) were asked by Rookie, the online zine for teen girls,…
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Jagwar Ma’s 10-minute single “Man I Need” is one of our favorite epic tracks of the year, but we’re still satisfied with the four-minute cut the band used for the…
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Courtesy NPR, you can now stream Mount Kimbie’s new album Cold Spring Fault Less Youth a week before its physical release date. Thanks to gorgeous first single “Made to Stray,” we…
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If you haven’t gotten a chance to catch James Blake live yet (or if you just love watching his performances), you’re in luck – he stopped by the Seattle radio station KEXP…
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