London-based musician Wesley Joseph emerged in 2021 with ULTRAMARINE — a collage of avant-pop, melancholic funk, and seamless grooves. Today, he’s back with a new single “Peace Of Mind” featuring Danny Brown. The single is the follow-up to his sole release from last year “If Time Could Talk.” It announces his new album Forever Ends…
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The Woodstock, New York singer-songwriter Storey Littleton has yet to release an album, and she’s only in her early twenties, but she’s basically been making music since she was old enough to talk. Littleton’s parents Elizabeth Mitchell and Dan Littleton are in the long-running New York indie band Ida, and Mitchell made a series of…
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A couple of months ago, post-hardcore supergroup Bitter Branches returned with “Basic Karate.” Now the band — made up of Tim Singer (Deadguy, Kiss It Goodbye), Jeff Tirabassi (Walleye), Matt Ryan (Cavalry), Kevin Sommerville (Lighten Up!), and Dan Yemin (Paint It Black, Kid Dynamite, Lifetime) — is back to announce their sophomore record, Let’s Give…
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Look, it’s harder and harder for musicians to make a living at what they do. You have to be more and more creative to figure out ways to turn music into money. But how about this: A lollipop that costs nine dollars and plays a song in your head while you eat it? Boom. Problem solved. A new golden age has dawned. Everybody’s getting rich.
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Last month, Tigers Jaw announced their new album Lost On You. The Scranton emo band unleashed the ripper of a lead single “Head Is Like A Sinking Stone,” and now they’re back with the propulsive anthem “Ghost” as well as tour dates. “The genesis of ‘Ghost’ was a chance run-in with a person I grew…
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It’s PONY, baby! The giddy, consistently excellent Toronto fuzz-pop duo will release their new album Clearly Cursed in a little more than a month, and it’s shaping up to be something special. We’ve already heard a grip of early tracks: “Freezer,” “Every Little Crumb,” “Superglue,” “Middle Of Summer.” Today, they break us off with another…
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Katie Alice Greer, former frontperson for the DC punk band Priests, re-emerged last fall after a couple years out of the spotlight. In September, the now LA-based musician released “Talk To Leslie,” a dreamy pop song with the kind of downtempo electronic beat I’d expect to hear on a late ’90s chillout track. She’s got…
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A couple of months ago Gladie, the current project of ex-Cayetana frontperson Augusta Koch, released a new single called “Car Alarm.” Produced by Jeff Rosenstock, it also marked the Philly punks’ debut release for Get Better Records. Today, Gladie have announced a whole Rosenstock-produced LP arriving this March called No Need To Be Lonely, and…
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No, that was not Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan competing in this week’s Jeopardy! Champions Wildcard quarterfinals. That would be Stella Trout, a software engineer from Texas, though the contestant did acknowledge her pretty uncanny resemblance to the indie rocker during yesterday’s episode.
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Chicago musician Joe Glass is part of Sharp Pins, and he just released his own lo-fi power-pop album on the Lifeguard member’s label Hallogallo Tapes. The album boasts the excellent title Snakewards, and it’s seeing physical release on cassette, which feels like the right format for this kind of music. On Instagram, Glass describes Snakewards…
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