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Like many other cities Miami was able to play host to many events and artists in the Month of March including Sasha's label boat party for Last Night On Earth. We look back at the top Melodic and Progressive House tracks that stood out in mixes and parties across the world. See past charts here. ...Continue reading

With nearly ten years gone since Axel Boman blessed us with his debut album, Family Vacation, he's making up for lost time here with an incredible double album due out this Friday on his own Studio Barnhus imprint. Sure, in between that time, we've been treated to some magnificent singles but it's ...Continue reading

Timmy Trumpet's new single, 'Just In Case,' dropped about one hour ago and already this feel-good hymn is catching fire. And for good reason... This multi-platinum artist's knack for summer-friendly percussions and lighter-than-life compositions have made him a mainstay in the commercial world of ...Continue reading

March's chart is a terrific mix of well-established artists like Little Boots, Anoraak, Yuksek, and Monsieur Van Pratt, but we also get to say hello to amazing tracks by Rodney Hunter, Lisa LeBlanc, and Da Chick! Collectively, this chart will have you moving and grooving from start to finish! See ...Continue reading

Last year, Bristol-based indie outfit Make Friends debuted their latest EP, Is This Real. Since debuting in 2019, the band have been honing a style built on layered songwriting and infectious indie melodies, pulling from 2010s indie dance punk touchstones like Foals or Bombay Bicycle Club. Their latest EP was their sharpest combination yet, with production courtesy of Pete Sené of Everything Everything.

Interpol are releasing a new album, The Other Side of Make-Believe, on July 15 via Matador. It was only announced last week, but now they have already shared its second single, “Something Changed,” via a video that is a continuation of the video for “Toni,” the album’s first single, which was shared last week. Frontman Paul Banks stars as a cop chasing down a partially blurred out naked couple.

Stereophonics are an easy target as bands go, and may be the most disrespected among the global-touring rock acts of their era. Chart success and sold-out arenas are often uncomfortable bedfellows with the critics and this band occupies an odd guilty pleasure status, but there is something about the heart-on-their-sleeves songwriting and delivery that also seems to be too much for some.

Brisbane, Australia-based Confidence Man may have begun life as a slightly tongue-in-cheek side project but their hyperactive day-glo take on electronic dance-pop certainly found its mark. The collective made up of the masked duo of Clarence McGuffie and Reggie Goodchild and fronted by the incongruously named Janet Planet and Sugar Bones were all staples of the rather more serious Brisbane psych scene at some point (see The Belligerents, Moses Gunn […]

Wilco is an institution. “The American Radiohead.” Bigger than Jesus, etc. They would reasonably be one of the first bands inducted into the indie rock hall of fame, were it to exist. And the iconic artwork of their masterful 2001 release Yankee Hotel Foxtrot—featuring the imposing twin towers of Chicago’s Marina City—is recognized by even the vaguest of acquaintances.