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Why Bonnie have announced the release of their debut album, 90 in November, which will be out on August 19 via Keeled Scales. They have also shared a video for the album’s title track.  » Read More

M.I.A. has shared a new single, “The One.” The release coincides with an announcement that her new album, entitled MATA, is on the way, and will be out via Island.  » Read More

Bread Pilot’s new album New to You is indie rock at its most intimate and energized. From the nostalgic settings of the tracks to the emotional outpour in each song, to the interpersonal relationships of the group, it is a record of vulnerability and closeness.  » Read More

The rise of Amyl and the Sniffers from obscure Aussie punks to a band that is getting bigger by the second has not come overnight.  » Read More

All the best things in life take time, and yet it’s natural to fear that same passing. In Keeping Two, the latest graphic novel from acclaimed cartoonist Jordan Crane, and an endeavour which has appropriately been in the offing for 20 years, time is less a linear pathway than a kaleidoscope of interconnected anxieties, hopes, and dreams.  » Read More

The audience couldn’t help but swoon during Sondre Lerche’s performance at Le Poisson Rouge in New York City on May 21st.  » Read More

Erica Dawn Lyle and Vice Cooler have shared a new song, “Debt Collector,” which features Kim Gordon (formerly of Sonic Youth). It is the latest release from Lyle and Cooler’s upcoming benefit compilation album, LAND TRUST: Benefit for NEPOC, which will be out on June 3 exclusively via Bandcamp.  » Read More

Next month, Finnish garage pop trio Have You Ever Seen The Jane Fonda Aerobic VHS? are set to return with their forthcoming third album, Maine Coon. The band’s latest album sees them solidifying their self-described “Flower-garage” sound, mashing together vintage pop songcraft, fervent punk and garage rock hooks, and synth-laden sonics for an irresistible combination.  » Read More

Described as the “ecstatic, tongue in cheek project” of Ottawa-based musician Hannah Judge, fanclubwallet synthesizes the lo-fi bedroom melancholia of classic indie acts such as Bright Eyes with the alt pop sophistication of Lights Poxleitner-Bokan, with intriguing results.  » Read More