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Miike Snow’s new album, Happy To You arrives on March 27th. What we presume will be the last sneak peak before the album’s release –– the official video for new single “The Wave” –– has arrived. It’s very strange and compelling, like an episode of Twin Peaks set in Roswell.
Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti are on tour right now in support of their very solid 2012 album, Mature Themes, and we’ve got a pair of tickets to give away for…
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This is “Better Days,” the first single from Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros‘ new self-titled album, due out July 23rd. Frontman Alex Ebert describes the songs on the album…
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Mykki Blanco is one of our favorite new rappers for a reason – her deconstructed, impossible beats, blistering flow, and fearlessly genderfucked image are, frankly, pretty peerless. Her new EP…
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The xx just hit Berlin on the Night + Day festival tour they curated, and for this particular lucky audience they were joined by Jessie Ware for an excellent cover…
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It’s that time of year when indie bands and producers start doing everything in their power to craft the summer jam to end all summer jams. Today, we’ve got Classixx‘…
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Here’s a very chilly, very minimalist new single from Cold Cave, “Black Boots,” in which Wes Eisold and company invite you to make any number of postpunk comparisons – a…
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Unfortunately, this awesome new jam from Cass McCombs isn’t attached to an upcoming record – “Three Men Sitting on a Hollow Log” is Cass’s contribution to a split 7″ with…
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Though she just released her debut True Romance, Charli XCX somehow found time to repay Lindstrom for his remix of her track “You (Ha Ha Ha)” by teaming up with Brit…
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Impersonator is a beautifully crafted album that teases at a big moment that never seems to come.
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