Dead Oceans has announced the re-issue of Bill Fay Group’s Tomorrow Tomorrow and Tomorrow, out for the first time in its entirety on a 28-track double-vinyl, as well as a 24-track CD and digitally, on 23rd Feb, 2024. Alongside, the next installment of Dead Oceans’ Bill Fay cover series is
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Dead Oceans has announced the release of Bill Fay’s Still Some Light: Part 2, the second side of the double compilation album made up of 70s album demos (Part 1) and 2009 home
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Today Strand of Oaks shares a brand new video for “Everything.” Animated by fellow musician Chad VanGaalen, the colorful, immersive, and illustrative world in the visual accompaniment for “Everything” follows a chaotic narrative, employing psychedelic
Watch Machinist from the new album, “Soft Sounds From Another Planet” out July 14th on Dead Oceans / Rhythmethod.
SLOWDIVE – SLOWDIVE OUT MAY 5TH VIA DEAD OCEANS / RHYTHMETHOD UK shoegaze pioneers Slowdive are pleased to announce their self-titled fourth album, out May 5th via Dead Oceans, and the beautifully understated
City Music is the new album by Kevin Morby, which will be released June 16th via Dead Oceans. Full of listless wanderlust, it’s a collection inspired by and devoted to the metropolitan
KEVIN MORBY SHARES VIDEO FOR NEW SONG “ABOARD MY TRAIN” NEW ALBUM CITY MUSIC OUT June 16th on Dead Oceans
Today, Strand Of Oaks premieres the video for “Cry,” the confessional crux of their “rock ’n’ roll masterpiece” (Salon) ‘Hard Love.’ Directed by Brody Bernheisel, the video serves as an intimate portrait
“Strang has a gift for pulling diamonds from the rough” – Pitchfork Kane Strang has unveiled the official video for his new single, “Oh So You’re Off I See,” via FLOOD. The
“Strang has a gift for pulling diamonds from the rough” – Pitchfork Kane Strang has shared new music for the first time since 2016’s Blue Cheese in the form of Oh So
“Bleached’s furious and fun sound, mixed with a slacker vibe, invites you to enjoy your youthful worries while they last.” — NPR Music “Driving, insistent pop-punk from the pastel-haired LA trio with a
After 22 years, Slowdive return with “Star Roving,” their first new material since 1995’s Pygmalion.