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The past 30 years have seen Doug Martsch and his Built to Spill collaborators as a band that never conforms to the whims of the time but rather as established purveyors of dependable album-oriented guitar rock with a complex character and stylistic dynamics.  » Read More

Thousand Yard Stare release fourth album “Earthanasia” in October  » Read More

Blood Orange (aka Dev Hynes) has announced a new EP, simply titled Four Songs, and shared its first single, “Jesus Freak Lighter.”  » Read More

Chicago singer/songwriter Ari Lindo first drew local acclaim while playing with psych jazz outfit Late Nite Laundry and soul group The Devonns. Though he’s been a mainstay in his local scene for years now, he only began to truly write for himself in the aftermath of a difficult breakup and the beginning of the pandemic.  » Read More

The Big Pink have shared a new single, “Safe & Sound.” It is the latest release from their forthcoming album, The Love That’s Ours, which will be out on September 30 via Project Melody.  » Read More

Alex G (aka Philadelphia-based singer/songwriter Alex Giannascoli) has shared a new single, “Miracles.” It is the latest single to be released from his upcoming album, God Save the Animals, which will be out on September 23 via Domino.  » Read More

PJ Harvey has announced the release of a boxset compilation, B-Sides, Demos and Rarities, which will be out on CD and vinyl on November 4 via UMe/Island. The compilation features 59 tracks, all of which were either previously unavailable digitally or never-before-released. Harvey has shared the first EP from the compilation, which features a previously unreleased demo version of “Dry,” an unreleased demo of “Missed,” and “Somebody’s Down,  » Read More

Wet Leg have covered Steve Lacy’s recent hit “Bad Habit” in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.  » Read More

Bibio (aka Stephen Wilkinson) has announced the release of a new album, BIB10, which will be out on October 21 via Warp. He has also shared a lyric video for the album’s lead single, “Off Goes the Light.”  » Read More