Today, U.S. Girls – the nom de plume of North American multi-disciplinary and experimental pop artist Meg Remy – has shared a brand new song ‘So Typically Now’ and a self-directed official companion video. A sleek widescreen synth anthem that punctures the real estate bubble, ‘So
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April 18th in NZ marks the release of the second album from Merrill Garbus’ tUnE-yArDs. Entitled w h o k i l l, the album was recorded shortly after Garbus transplanted herself
“Like Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen? Then get ready to fall
Next month, Big Thief will release Dragon New Warm Mountain I
His Name is Alive, the long-standing ethereal darkwave project of Michigan musician Warren Defever, have released repressings of the band’s first three records on 4AD – Livonia, Home Is In Your Head, and Mouth By
GB, Gustav Berntsen, is an artist from Copenhagen who crafts texture-heavy, adventurous guitar music cut with a pop sensibility. Today, GB announces his second album, Herzsprung, out 21 August on AD 93. Coinciding with the announcement, GB
Ahead of new album, Train On The Island, launching this Friday, Aldous Harding releases a third and final single . Album closer ‘Coats’ serves as another preview of the New Zealander’s fifth
Over the past twenty years, Future Islands have travelled a rare arc — from promising newcomers to something closer to a best-kept secret, from cult favorites to a band that has quietly
One of the more enigmatic bands of the classic 4AD era, Swallow, have announced the reissue of their first two albums, Blow and Blowback, packaged together with an additional two-track single (Sleepers)
Aldous Harding releases a second single from her forthcoming fifth studio album, Train On The Island (out 8 May). Premiered this morning by Lauren Laverne on her BBC 6Music show, ‘Venus In
Earlier this year, Dry Cleaning, “the most important British guitar band of their generation,” (Uncut) released their new album, Secret Love. The beloved band of vocalist Florence Shaw, guitarist Tom Dowse, drummer
Over the past twenty years, Future Islands have travelled a rare arc, from promising newcomers to best-kept secret, from cult favourites to heroes of the genre. As they reach this remarkable milestone,
His Name is Alive, the long-standing ethereal darkwave project of Michigan musician Warren Defever, announces the repressing of the band’s first three records on 4AD – Livonia, Home Is In Your Head,
Illinois-born and Toronto-based producer, composer, and author Meg Remy made her first foray into film last year, collaborating with filmmaker (and fellow Torontonian) Grace Glowicki to compose the score for her newest