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As koleżanka, Phoenix-born and Brooklyn-based Kirstina Moore, along with multi-instrumentalist Ark Calkins, writes songs about the anti-place, a state of being understood by truckers, deckhands, flight attendants, and touring musicians. An in-between existence where home becomes blurry and improvised routines provide temporary comfort. Her songs grapple with the anxieties we often push away or have been […]

Inspired by soul-legends Prince and D’Angelo, Dutch recording artist Baer Traa is making a record in isolation, playing most instruments and producing by himself while calling on his bandmates to add some extra flavor. Analog instruments, tight grooves, and a burning desire to captain every part of the production process drive the singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist […]

Guðlaugur Jón Árnason’s somber, yet warmly introspective work as Bony Man is truly an extension of his upbringing. Growing in the oldest part of Reykjavik,  Árnason was raised in the shadow of the Old Cemetery, a famously beautiful cemetery that’s remained in use since the 1800s. Similarly, Árnason grew up in a large musical family […]

Henry Chadwick is a Santa Cruz, CA-based singer-songwriter, musician, and producer. Chadwick’s music dances between genres and lands somewhere between indie, garage rock, psychedelia, and shimmery, sunshine-tinged power-pop. Like Mac DeMarco and Rex Orange County, Chadwick displays his proficiency at laying down lo-fi indie-pop on the cagey single “Tomorrow Is Today,” – along with its […]

The Grateful Dead is back with their Road Trips series which serves as the successor to the Grateful Dead’s Dick’s Picks Series, Now, Real Gone Music Is bringing the Road Trips Series to music retail for the first time with Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 3—Wall of Sound Shines a light on the Grateful Dead’s infamous sound system. […]

Phish keyboardist Page McConnell has announced the release of his new solo album, Maybe We’re The Visitors. arriving digitally via Keyed Records this Friday, April 9. Maybe We’re The Visitors. was written and recorded in Reykjavik, Iceland and in Burlington, VT. The release is preceded by today’s premiere of the album’s first song, “Radio Silence,” […]

Radiohead has announced a new series of archival live shows to be streamed from the Radiohead Public Library vaults. Each edition will premiere on Radiohead’s YouTube channel Fridays at 8pm BST for seven weeks beginning this Friday, the 9th of April. The first of the new episodes will be a seldom-seen January 16, 2008 In-Store-performance-turned-impromptu-club-show […]

Nothing makes you dream of escape like being stuck in one place. Songs from Echo Zoo by Night Flight, the London four-piece who blend shimmering, uplifting melodies with textured, atmospheric guitar music reminiscent of Real Estate, Deerhunter and The War On Drugs, lives up to the promise of its title. These are songs to evoke visions of […]

After releasing her debut single with Republic Records last year, 15-year-old Los Angeles-based critically acclaimed artist and vocalist Angelina Jordan returns with a brand new single entitled “7th Heaven.” Step into the sonic landscape created by teenage vocal powerhouse Angelina Jordan. On the explosive “7th Heaven,” a strong and rich vocal outpouring is heavy on […]

Red Fang, the beloved Portland-based “riff-heavy” (NPR) rock band, return with their highly-anticipated new album, Arrows, on June 4 via Relapse Records. “It was so gratifying to put these songs on tape with Funk!” says guitarist/vocalist Bryan Giles of the album that was produced by longtime collaborator Chris Funk (Murder The Mountains, Whales and Leeches). […]

Porch Weather is a collaborative concept project chronicling a day’s progression from the porch of an old farmhouse at Lake Pickett in rural central Florida. Surrounded by orange trees, a lake, friends, animals, and music, the creation is a record that follows the sounds and moods of the weather in a single day, morning till […]

Entering the realm of alternative hip-hop, Cole Isaac experiments with the textures of jazz, funk and soul, synthesizing an innovative and modern sound. With a range of musical influences such as Kings Kaleidoscope to Leon Bridges, Isaac’s work embraces the palate of a diverse listener. Dig into the mighty new single “Drama” from Cole Isaac. With beguiling vocal sway, […]

To be an artist, you must ask yourself, who am I to share my ideas and stories? Who am I to think others might find meaning in them? It’s this query that Australian singer-songwriter Lawson Hull tackles on his upcoming EP, Dreaming is Easy. And while most would agree that music is potent medicine, Lawson details the many […]

The Lunar Year is an indie band from Philadelphia. The group, led by Katie Hackett released their debut record Herodias in June of 2017. The album included the single “Porcelain” which gained them a solid following, television placement, and international features. Check out the vocally enchanting new single “Mysterium” (below) from The Lunar Year that is both haunting and graceful: think Cranberries meets […]

Dinosaur Jr. will release their new album, Sweep It Into Space, on April 23rd via Jagjaguwar. The long-standing trio has presented the album’s second single, “Garden.” As is typical, Lou Barlow writes and sings two of the album’s dozen tunes, and “Garden” is perhaps his finest contribution to a Dinosaur Jr. record yet. It’s a mid-paced ballad with genteel […]

Garage A Trois has shared “The Epic“, the second track to be released from the band’s forthcoming album, ‘Calm Down Cologne,’ out April 16 on Royal Potato Family. The collection marks their first new album in ten years and the first from the original trio line-up with guitarist Charlie Hunter, saxophonist Skerik and drummer Stanton Moore since their debut album, Mysteryfunk, was […]

At 8pm ET on April 11th, Jimbo Mathus and Andrew Bird reunite for a special night of music, set against the mountains and orange groves of Ojai, California. During a live-streamed concert, the former Squirrel Nut Zippers collaborators will play songs from their “museum-worthy” (SPIN) new album, These 13. Released earlier this month via Thirty Tigers, These 13 is the first LP that […]

Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie has teamed up with solo artist and Savages vocalist Jehnny Beth to release the collaborative album Utopian Ashes, due July 2, 2021 via Third Man Records. The album is heralded by lead single “Remember We Were Lovers” alongside an official video by Douglas Hart (The Horrors, Paul Weller). Check out the song below…. Third Man Records · Remember We Were Lovers “Remember […]

Victoria, B.C. duo Ocie Elliott – Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy – recently released their anticipated new EP, Slow Tide. It’s composed of five tracks of dusty folk painted in broad strokes of acoustic instrumentation and lyrical eloquence meant for nights under the stars, long drives with no destination, and quiet moments of reprieve. Along with […]

For as long as he can remember, Ryan Montbleau has been a seeker. From the jungles of Peru to the volcanoes of Hawaii, from the beaches of Costa Rica to the streets of Brooklyn, from the backseat of a 16-passenger van to backstage at Carnegie Hall, the acclaimed singer/songwriter has spent much of his life […]