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Vancouver alt psych rock band Meltt debuted in 2017 with their Visions EP, followed by their 2019 full-length debut, Swim Slowly. They spent the pandemic years crafting their follow-up, coming up with ideas separately before decamping to a remote cabin to forge the album’s foundations.  » Read More

Minneapolis indie trio Yam Haus began gaining traction in the pre-pandemic years, debuting in 2019 with their first full-length record, Stargazer. In the years since, they’ve begun drawing a larger following online and have been teasing their upcoming project with a series of singles this year.  » Read More

While growing up in his native Washington D.C., Jalen Ngonda’s childhood was indelibly colored by the sounds of classic Motown soul. Now based out of London, Ngonda has spent the last few years reviving those vintage strains of R&B and soul, steeping his music in a storied tradition to match his tender songwriting voice.  » Read More

As every component of Anderson’s films become more and more distilled, as he gets better at the very specific thing he does, his films feel more and more alien within the landscape of cinema — at least to those yet uninitiated to his films.  » Read More

Working in an expanded sense of space, Jimmy LaValle, the creative force behind The Album Leaf, mined his extensive and ever evolving library of musical sessions to construct the 12 tracks that would become The Album Leaf’s seventh studio album.  » Read More

The debut album by Booker T. & The M.G.’s turns a shade over 60 years old this year and is still as fresh as a Tennessee daisy.  » Read More

Walton Goggins and Chris Messina also star in Dreamin’ Wild  » Read More

Flying High also features guest spots from Sideshow, Boldy James, T.F, Larry June, and Jay Worthy  » Read More

The album comprises several originals recorded between 1974 and 1977 that landed in other forms elsewhere  » Read More