Chairlift’s sophomore LP is much more mature than the first to come from the New York indie pop band. WATCH THE REVIEW
The Millennium Falcon(EP.1) by Chuuwee x Sundown(Actual Proof) Nab this new mixtape from up-and-coming rappers Chuuwee and Sundown–I think I should mention Sundown is a member of the hip hop outfit Actual Proof. This tape doesn’t have the best recording quality on the block, but
Check out this music video from English singer and multi-instrumentalist Lianne La Havas. She’s got a new EP out, titled after the track in the video above. She should have an album on the way this year, too. On “Forget,” I’m hearing a myriad of different sounds, not
7" by Teen Demon Sample some loud, blood-pumping punk rock from this new Teen Demon 7″. All the tracks are up for download on the band’s Bandcamp. I’m really friggin’ diggin’ the sound this band is pushing. It’s got a punk edge to it, but the
Perfume Genius releases a new video promoting the release of the project’s latest album, Put Your Back N 2 It, which will be out via Matador on February 21st. The video was directed by Winston H. Case, and, strangely enough, features Hungarian pornography star Arpad Miklos. The song itself
Perfume Genius releases a new video promoting the release of the project’s latest album, Put Your Back N 2 It, which will be out via Matador on February 21st. The video was directed by Winston H. Case, and, strangely enough, features Hungarian pornography star Arpad Miklos. The song itself
Gonjasufi’s latest album shoots for many of the same sounds and ideas that made his full-length debut, but it ends up packing a less powerful punch. WATCH THE REVIEW
A video pushing a track from the new Cloud Nothings album, Attack On Memory. Directed by Ryan Manning and shot by cinematographer Caleb Crossen, here’s a video for the Cloud Nothings track “No Future / No Past.” Featuring a middle-aged man floating away for reasons that are out of his
A track from the forthcoming self-titled Hospitality record, “Betty Wang.” This outfit is from New York, and that becomes clear upon closer inspection of the lyrics sung by frontwoman Amber Papini. She romanticizes the Big Apple as if it’s never been done before, showing off a fresh and youthful
A band from my neck of the woods, Cheerleader, puts together a clapping and whistling indie pop gem on the track “Do What You Want.” The recording is a little lo-fi, but it keeps the song’s already bouncy attitude from becoming too much to handle. Check out other tracks
