Carla Dal Forno announces third album, shares title track “Come Around”
Carla Dal Forno‘s new album, Come Around, comes out November 4 via her own label Kallista Records. It has already
Soccer Mommy shares remix of “Shotgun” by Magdalena Bay
Soccer Mommy‘s “Shotgun” is taken from Sometimes, Forever, out on Loma Vista. Earlier this year, Soccer Mommy released the acclaimed
Plaster Cast share dreamy and dance-y new single “Videotheque”
“Videotheque” is taken from Paster Cast‘s new EP, Control. Collaborative art project Plaster Cast just released their Control EP, in
Out this week: Workhorse, Fonteyn, Claude, Plaster Caster and more…
Besides Panda Bear & Sonic Boom‘s Reset, here are some other notable releases out this week. After a week-long break
Claude’s a lot’s gonna change is thoughtful pop with emotional intelligence
Claude‘s debut album, a lot’s gonna change, is out tomorrow on American Dreams Records. Your twenties should be exciting –
Gloria de Oliveira & Dean Hurley share dreamy mantra “Something to Behold”
“Something to Behold” is taken from Gloria de Oliveira and Dean Hurley‘s collaborative album Oceans of Time, out September 16
Eden Samara brings life and beauty to the dancefloor on “Madonna”.
Eden Samara‘s new single, “Madonna”, is out now via Local Action Records. One of the latest additions to the roster
John Moods mixes nature sounds and ambient sensibilities on “Anyone”
“Anyone” is taken from John Moods‘ The Great Design, out November 11 on Mansions and Millions. The end of the
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Marci’s debut album is finally here to help us feel happy again
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Silver Liz escapes daily routine on electro-shoegaze “Missing the Party”
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Blondshell unveils cathartic ballad “Kiss City”
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Dawn to Dawn announce debut album, share “Stereo”
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Jennifer Vanilla addresses evil masculinity in “Humility’s Disease”
