Curation Records keep serving up the goods and this latest sees Sam Balsucci from Mapache tackle the songs of George Harrison as George Is Lord. Along with Anna Pomerantz on vocals and…
Always love the unexpected gems out of Australia and this one reignites an old flame. For all intents and purposes, Power Supply is a reformed Ooga Boogas, the short-lived but well-loved band…
Frank Maston lets loose his second record of 2021, following his entry into the KPM catalog in April. For Souvenir Maston still embraces his core of EU Library Music touches and soundtrack…
Liam is one of those artists whose work you know without knowing his name. He’s worked on records from Jeff Tweedy, Steve Gunn, Chance The Rapper, and Daniel Johnston, but this marks…
The newest album from The Modern Folk (J. Moss.) embraces quite of free of the same impulses of the blues-folk forms dropped on his Primitive Future/Lyran Group on Eiderdown, but the b-side…
The past year has been a lot of things, but no one can deny that its been a crucible for Daniel Romano’s most prolific work. The band has amassed a Gizzard’s worth…
A slow groover lands as the second single from Smoke Bellow’s Open For Business today. Built on a gently loping bass line, the song unfolds like the opening of a strange and…
Friday saw the release of the second excellent offering from Matt Rolin and Jen Powers this year — Matt’s third LP of the year if you’re countin’. This time the duo picks…
Brand new single from L.A.’s Dummy snuck out over the long weekend and there’s a dizzying new video here to accompany the cut. As with the bulk of the upcoming Mandatory Enjoyment,…
Constantly on a hit streak, Slumberland offers up the first single from San Francisco’s Chime School. The band is the solo project of Andy Pastalaniec (drummer for Pink Films, Cruel Summer, and…
Last year one of the one of the most essential Bandcamp Day releases came as a live recording from Chris Forsyth and a one-off combo of Dave Harrington, Ryan Jewell, and Spencer…
Golden Brown’s music has been quietly blossoming in the mountains of Colorado for some time now, but with his first outing for Inner Islands, Stefan Beck seems have found a crystalline well…
A ferocious second single from Aussies Mod Con throttles out of the gate with a sneer and scathing rhythm. Swapping between a voice of rich indifference and nail-bitten future anxiety, the band…
A true oasis in the swelter of Arizona is long-running psych-shaman unit Myrrors. The band has amassed an impressive collection of long play rituals, but given that their home at Beyond Beyond…
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