It’s always been a mystery as to when some artists will release new work. Album cycles are a thing unless you’ve had the massive success that Dido has had. It seems she can drop new music whenever she’s ready, and still peak our interests when she does. Six years after her last studio release, Dido...More Please
In 2012 when The Dream Syndicate reunited, it wasn’t exactly clear as to what they’d be doing as a band. Now, with their second record since that reunion getting announced for an early May release, the band has shared the first single from These Times with “Black Light,” and it’s a trip to say the...More Please
For over a decade, L.A. singer songwriter Sasami Ashworth has been an artist everyone collaborated with. Whether it be appearing on an album for Vagabon or Hand Habits, or playing in Cherry Glazerr, her multi-instrumentalist talents haven’t gone unnoticed. Now, under the name SASAMI ahead of her debut album Sasami due in early March, her...More Please
The music of Berlin’s Mogli has always intrigued us. Since her 2016 album blew her up in many ways, we’ve been tracking her ascension as a songwriter and as an artist. Now ahead of her upcoming E.P. Patience drops in late March, she’s shared a cinematic video for her new single “Another Life,” and you...More Please
For many of us, it’s hard to believe that Bauhaus are forty years old, or that we’d see the day when Peter Murphy and David J would stand on the same stage to perform those songs together. Late last year when the Northampton, U.K. four piece dropped The Bela Session on a limited run vinyl...More Please
For a minute now, we’ve been fans of Seattle’s Versing. Their brand of energetic indie rock has been something we’ve been amped over fro a good while. With their new video for the song “Tethered,” they offer another glimpse into what their upcoming album 10000 will sound like when it drops in early May. The...More Please
Weyes Blood has always been an artist who intrigues anyone who hears her music. The L.A. artist dropped plenty of music through Mexican Summer, and held our interests from every thing she released. Now, her first two singles are out for her new label home Sub Pop, and both are definitely worthy of your time...More Please
The collective known as Drugdealer has announced a new album due out in mid-April, and the first taste of Raw Honey has landed with the single, “Fools.” The song, accompanied with a new video is a mixture of modern chill wave pop and yacht rock thus proving that these guys may always have a toe...More Please
The Interrupters have only been around about eight years, but they’ve definitely made their name known since they began. With hits coming out of everywhere, their last release Fight the Good Fight from last year seemed to cement them as an act that’s hard to keep down. Now ahead of their upcoming tour, they’ve dropped...More Please
Chicago trio Oozing Wound seem to have things figured out. Coming from a scene rife with noise bands, these guys have always made metal that’s more intriguing than the never-ending world of doom bands. Now, ahead of their upcoming release High Anxiety, they drop the lead single “Tween Shitbag” and it’s everything you want from...More Please
For a while now we’ve tracked the career of 20 year old singer Hailey Knox. Knox has curated a very loyal fan base as well as grown as an artist since she dropped her first release. Her latest drop, last year’s Hardwired Mixtape shows how strong she’s gotten, crafting soulful pop alongside some of the...More Please
For a good while now, Kevin Devine has been dropping split releases with many notable artists. His last one was with British sensation Cavetown, and we weren’t sure he could top that one. We were wrong as his latest with John K. Samson of The Weakerthans. The music pretty much speaks for itself where each...More Please
For anyone paying attention, Sweden has always had a history of music coming out that’s at the top of the game. For those who are unaware, their music scene is rife with artists that stand above most in terms of output and creativity. That’s what we think about Merely, a Swedish artist who’s been releasing...More Please
You may or may not know about Montreal’s Radiant Baby, but in a short time he’s made plenty of fans in the electro-pop world. His mixture of eighties infused new wave and dance pop is pretty hard not to like, and with chill wave and dream pop touches, his debut album Restless is pretty wonderful....More Please
Depending how much attention you pay to music coming from down under, you may or may have not heard of Melbourne’s Jess Ribeiro. Known for chill vibes, meandering tunes and soft vocals, the Australian artist dropped a new single “Stranger” and it has our ears perked for what’s next. Released in late January, the song...More Please
For a good while now, Zach Condon of the band Beirut has relished in a world of instrumentation long forgotten by the rest of the music world. With the return of Beirut on their latest release Gallipoli, that rings true in a matter that’s as if the album is a soundtrack to a Parisian film...More Please
Japan’s ENDON is easily the most abrasive live band we’ve ever seen. Their shows, much like their music, is a foray into darkness and sound that tears at the soul of anyone who witnesses them. Now ahead of their new album’s release next week, they offer the second single off of Boy Meets Girl, proving...More Please
Foxygen is saying goodbye to so much with their upcoming album, Seeing Other People. Goodbye to your twenties, goodbye to partying, goodbye to touring and just focusing on the music. With the detail of the album surfacing with a release date set for late April, their first single “Livin’ a Lie” reveals a lot of...More Please
In the world of music writing, you’re pressed to keep things new and fresh, constantly focusing on new music and scooping any rivals that do the same thing. It’s a grind, though one we wouldn’t trade for anything. Every once and a while, we take a record and just say “this is too great for...More Please
There’s a good chance that you’ve never heard of Turning Jewels Into Water, but their music is like nothing else you’ve heard before. Mixing in ritualistic styles and MIDI controllers alongside record scratches and polyrhythmic percussion, their sound is easily one of the most inventive things you’ll hear for a minute. Their new track “Dark...More Please