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Later this week, psych folk singer/songwriter Emily Elbert is set to return with her latest album, Woven Together. After releasing her 2018 record, We Who Believe In Freedom, Elbert has spent the last few years relatively quietly, focusing on co-writes, studio sessions, and touring. In that time, she has contributed to projects from Gwen Stefani, Leon Bridges,  » Read More

The Chats have shared a video for their new single, “Out On the Street.” It is the latest release from their forthcoming album, GET FUCKED, which will be out this Friday via the band’s own label, Bargain Bin. The band have also announced a European tour in support of the album.  » Read More

Pearla (aka Nicole Rodriguez) has shared a new single, “Ming the Clam.” It is the latest release from her forthcoming debut album, Oh Glistening Onion, The Nighttime Is Coming, which will be out on February 10, 2023 via Spacebomb.  » Read More

Rock Eupora is the project of Mississippi-bred, Nashville-based artist Clayton Waller. With three full-length records and a pair of EPs under his belt, Waller has spent years crafting a style based in fuzzy guitar hooks, irrepressible energy, and harmony-laden choruses, recalling classic strains of power pop and indie pop. However, after years of belting through heart-on-your-sleeve indie rock,  » Read More

Sylvan Esso (the duo of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn) have released a new album, No Rules Sandy, today via Loma Vista. They have also shared a video for the album track “Echo Party.”  » Read More

Girls Against Boys formed out of the ashes of ’80s post-hardcore/Dischord legends Soulside (who were incredible but still underappreciated).  » Read More

As part of our 20th anniversary coverage we thought it would be interesting to conduct brand new interviews with some of the artists interviewed in our very first issue way back in December 2001.  » Read More

Superorganism have shared a video for the song “Solar System” from their latest album, World Wide Pop.  » Read More

File this one under answered prayers for fans of Voxtrot, the venerable 2000s era indie-pop quintet from Austin, Texas who made a huge splash in the indie-dominated blogosphere of the mid 2000s with these songs, originally released as two separate CD EPs Raised by Wolves (expanding upon the titular A-side of their second 7-inch by adding four more songs different from the original B-side) and 2006’s just as great Mothers, […]