“Andrew Wilson’s high-pitched rants and intentionally dissonant guitar combine with Michael Prain’s full-on drumming to perfectly convey their broadsides on talkback radio and the disinformation wormholes on social media. Short, sharp, and effective as nails”. – Gary Steel Tamaki, by way of Otepoti post-punks, Die! Die! Die! release their highly anticipated seventh
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Jens Lekman today released his extraordinary new album Songs For Other People’s Weddings via Secretly Canadian, a companion to a book of the same name by Lekman & award-winning, bestselling author David
Born from four years of creative and personal reinvention, Florida band Nevertel have refined their sonic formula with razor-sharp precision on their new album Start Again out now via Epitaph. Consisting of Jeremy
Academy Award-nominated composer and guitarist Rafiq Bhatia is set to release his new album Environments today, his first full-length solo album since 2018’s Breaking English. Environments celebrates Bhatia’s full-circle return to improvised
Naarm/Melbourne trio Acopia return with their much-anticipated third album Blush Response, out now via London/NYC label Scenic Route. Following acclaimed singles ‘Talk About It’, ‘Falter’, and ‘Real Life’—which drew support from the
Born from four years of creative and personal reinvention, Florida band Nevertel have refined their sonic formula with razor-sharp precision on their new album Start Again out this Friday, September 12th via Epitaph.
Conceptual band La Dispute has released their new album No One Was Driving the Car in full with today’s final act. Released in five parts, the album concludes today with Act 5,
One of the most visionary artists in soul music today, Atlanta’s Curtis Harding is proof of the strange magic that happens when musical prowess meets unbridled imagination. Out this Friday, Departures &
shame release their fourth and “most energetic and optimistic record to date” (Dork), Cutthroat, via Dead Oceans. It’s shame at their blistering best–an unapologetic new album made with Grammy winning producer John
Big Thief’s brand-new record Double Infinity has landed via 4AD, with a real splash, clocking an 85/100 on Metacritic and already being hailed as one of their finest. UK magazine Record Collector
Pickle Darling‘s new album, Bots, finds project mastermind Lukas Mayo ruminating on adulthood. Out this Friday, September 5th via Father/Daughter Records, the album explores how broken things can feel complete. It’s fitting that