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Last year, the long-running UK electronic duo Mount Kimbie changed things up, expanding into a quartet and moving into a version of twinkly and atmospheric indie rock that’s pretty far removed from most of what they were doing beforehand. Next month, they’ll release their new album The Sunset Violent,  » Read More

Right now, the Flenser, the heavy and experimental California label, is getting ready to release Your Voice Is Not Enough, a tribute album dedicated to the great Minnesota band Low. The compilation is a salute to the late Low member Mimi Parker, who passed away in 2022,  » Read More

Our friends at Pitchfork have been through some dark days lately. In January, Conde Nast, Pitchfork’s owners, moved the site under the banner of GQ, another of its properties, and most of the staff was laid off. Pitchfork continues to exist, and it’s still publishing every day,  » Read More

In the past few months, the expansively experimental harpist Mary Lattimore has covered Hiroshi Yoshimura’s “Blink” and contributed to the Moor Mother track “Guilty.” Last year, Lattimore released her album Goodbye, Hotel Arkada, and it featured a few collaborators. One of them was Walt McClements,  » Read More

The Lemon Twigs (aka brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario) are releasing a new album, A Dream is All We Know, on May 3 via Captured Tracks. Now they have shared another song from it, almost title track “A Dream is All I Know,” and announced some new tour dates.  » Read More

Villagers (aka Irish musician Conor O’Brien) is releasing a new album, That Golden Time, on May 10 via Domino. Now he has shared the album’s latest single, “You Lucky One,” via a self-directed video for it. It is O’Brien’s directorial debut. Watch it below.  » Read More

Los Angeles-based musician Hanna Vu is releasing a new album, Romanticism, on May 3 via Ghostly International. Now she has shared another song from it, “Hammer,” via a music video.  » Read More

Forgot About Me is Pouty’s official debut full length album, and it’s a brilliant, big-sounding throwback to ‘90s guitar rock.  » Read More

The timely The Girls on the Bus is a political drama focused on four women, of different generations, covering the race for the White House on the campaign trail for the Democratic National Convention from varying perspectives for dramatically divergent outlets. The 10-episode series is based on co-creator and writer Amy Chozick’s 2018 memoir about her experience reporting on Hillary Clinton’s campaign for presidency,  » Read More