Brooklyn Trio Scree offer up the first taste of their debut, Jasmine On A Night In July. The record taps into the post-rock roots of late ‘90s Chicago, feeling in line with…
A few years back Black Editions reissued White Heaven’s debut, a searing blend of psychedelia and noise that cemented the band as one of the most vital hubs of havoc in Japan…
Straddling the lines of krautrock and free jazz, Brooklyn outfit Emergency Group culls members from Plates of Cake, Tone Poets, and The Jazz Marauders. The band pushes their sound past the ‘70s…
On their sophomore LP, Memphis newcomers Ibex Clone cull together members of a few longstanding critical faves — Ex-Cult, NOTS, and Hash Redactor. Where all of those outfits often wade into the…
Over the past few years Ripley Johnson has built up a cottage industry in psychedelic country, taking a soft swivel away from the progressive rhythms of Moon Duo and the creosote scorch…
Been enjoying this new single from Aussie songwriter Lachlan Denton (Ciggie Witch, Pop Filter, The Ocean Party). Jangled and gentle, the first taste of his upcoming album Furnishings finds him sparring six-string…
Prior to their debut album, The Tubs let out two short, but near perfect embodiments of their sound. The crisp breeze of their debut “I Don’t Know How It Works,” was followed…
A little while back I featured a standalone single from Kassi Valazza that found her injecting a sense of Cosmic Americana into Country’s trad trappings. Just over a month later the Portland…
Meg Baird has long been a favorite around here, from her days in Espers to solo albums, Heron Oblivion, and collaborations with folks like Mary Lattimore, Kurt Vile, Will Oldham, and Steve…
Another single from the upcoming Marlene Ribeiro LP unfolds this week along with an appropriately altered reality video from Ovo Estrelado. Far removed from her work with the more caustic Gnod, Ribeiro’s…
The arc of King Tuff has gradually moved towards a grander scale over the years. From early days spent carving plastic pop hooks out of a more gilded vision of garage than…
This album has been in the headphones quite a bit lately and its nice to see a second single slip out from Whitney’s Playland. The band, featuring members of Grandma’s Boyfriend, Blades…
The excellently named Parisian Night Suit unveils a video for his first single on Six Tonnes De Chair. The band is a solo jaunt from Jeroen Reek of Iguana Death Cult. Inspired…
The second single slips out this week from the upcoming new album Holiday Camp from RSTB faves Those Pretty Wrongs. “Always The Rainbow” captures the album’s sense of clouded past — watercolor…
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