Lightforms – EP by White Mountains That White mountains EP I teased you about a while back is finally out. Ambient textures and dance beats unite! Stream the whole thing above, and grab it on White Mountains’ Bandcamp for free. What a nice guy!
The second track to drop from YACHT’s forthcoming album, Shangri-La, which is looking at a June 21st release on DFA Records. We’ve already dropped “Dystopia (The Earth Is On Fire),” but this track is much more nimble. “Utopia” does flips over quick guitar chords and a speedy disco
“No Feral Animal” “Jung Greezy” Connecticut’s Snake Oil have dropped its self-titled debut in a self-released and self-produced fashion today, making the album available via digital and vinyl on the Snake Oil website. The band has been kind enough to allow TND to stream two more colorful and psychedelic
Admittedly, there aren’t many band’s I’d be interested in hearing do a Beatles cover. Sometimes, I just like to stick to this model: It if ain’t broke, don’t cover it. But when someone sent me a message saying one of Sweden’s masters of occult
On Arctic Monkeys’ latest album, the band drains themselves of adrenaline to play a set of songs that go back in time and try to revive a group of dated sounds. The guys play with sunshine pop, garage rock, and even some Queens of the Stone Age-esque riffage make it
New video from Detroit’s Elzhi, which comes off his latest mixtape: Elmatic. Watch a review of the Illmatic tribute here.
A new video from the band Holiday Shores, which we haven’t heard from since 2009’s Columbus’d the Whim. On “Threepeat Got Old,” the band seems to be maintaining their sunny, lo-fi aesthetic. Outside of the at, the drums feel a little more active on this one, too.
On the Shivers’ More, the band’s frontman, Keith Zariello, comes off a little more lovesick than usual. The songs here deal with many flavors of love, but many of them don’t taste all that good. And intentionally so, because More doesn’t have a very positive outlook when
Beirut has a new single out! Those who love hearing the sounds of Eastern European music filtered through an American lens can rejoice! But honestly, Zach Condon’s Beirut has put together two pretty solid full-length records, and this single has mouths–or ears, maybe–watering for a third. “East
New York’s Krallice, unarguably, are one of the current strain of American bands that are helping to keep black metal relevant in the West. I liked the band’s self-titled debut just fine, but I was expecting brighter days ahead for the group. With album after album, despite this
