dream pop
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Wild Nothing’s latest effort takes a surprisingly drab turn.
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From Life of Pause, the new album by dream pop act Wild Nothing, out February 19 through Captured Tracks.
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Brooklyn’s DIIV improve upon their hazy, krautrock-ish sound with their latest full-length album.
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The UK indie outfit Daughter comes through with a painfully drab sophomore record.
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Surfacing by Mára The debut of Mára, Mamiffer frontwoman Faith Coloccia’s solo dream pop project, out today via SIGE.
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Fantastical and twisted visuals for two tracks from Grimes’ new album Art Angels, out November 6 via 4AD.
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Dream pop duo Beach House impresses even less on their followup to Depression Cherry.
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Ontario singer-songwriter Nicole Dollanganger continues balancing the ethereal and the uncanny on new single “Angels of Porn II,” which you can check out above along with its video depicting a group of bikers’ ice cream get-together. The track appears on Dollanganger’s forthcoming record Natural Born Losers, out October 9
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Jantar by Žen If you’re looking for a powerful post-rock release, Zagreb’s Žen has you covered with its sophomore album Jantar, out via Unrecords. Enjoy!
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Harm by Infinity Girl Here’s a really cool noise rock/shoegaze project from Boston’s Infinity Girl. It’s the band’s Top Shelf debut and is out now. Props to them for sending some of the proceeds to Nepal.