The Avalanches: Wildflower
Summery beats and cartoon vulgarity compose a warm album with a dark undertone.
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Crushed Out: Alien Ocean
The melodic harmonious voices of their voices entwined with the turbulent guitar riffs; it creates an oceanic masterpiece.
Local Natives: Sunlit Youth
Local Natives album, Sonic Youth, mixes reflective lyrical achievements, pop-synth electric beats, and magical harmonies to create a timeles
Ralph Samuelson: The Universal Flute
A mostly Western take on a Far Eastern instrument.
Nick Black: Deep Blue
Ocean is the best topic to compare with love. Love is also like ocean
Ages and Ages: Something to Ruin
Falls short of it's own intentions, but includes a few enjoyable tracks, and makes progress without losing the band's character.
Ian Sweet: Shapeshifter
Reminiscent of the soundtrack to the best indie movie of the summer, but in a totally unique and groovy way.
Aesop Rock: The Impossible Kid
In Aesop Rock's seventh solo studio album his lyrical genius is on display and pairs well with his self produced beats.
Corbu: Crayon Soul
New, underground, psychedelic rock band, Corbu shakes modern sound with their new album, Crayon Soul.
Kalispell: Printer’s Son
This album never made me want to return to Kalispell’s creepy yet meaningful lyrics or tranquil synths, but rather wait until the next track
NAVVI: Omni
Floating somewhere between chillwave and witch house, newcomers NAVVI offer electronic flourishes from the shimmering to the eerie.
Lindstrøm: Windings EP
Lindstrøm plays to his strength: sophisticated space disco. The kind of music that makes you instantly cool when you play it for friends.
Club Cheval: Discipline
Discipline is a radio-ready album marrying r&b and house from French foursome Club Cheval.
Pollyn: Distress Signals
Pollyn serves us a poppy, catchy IDM brew dosed with moody darkness.
In Letter Form: Fracture. Repair. Repeat.
If you put Sisters of Mercy, Joy Division, & Bauhaus into a blender, the result would be this faithfully retro goth/horror punk album.
ANOHNI: HOPELESSNESS
Anohni's distinctive soulful voice is the most prominent instrument on this pessimistic, political IDM record.
Ad Astra Review: “Walnut Valley Festival”
Beneath thousands of feet big and small, the green grass of Cowley County Fairgrounds turns blue for a...
Charts n’ Adds: 9/15/2015 – 9/22/2015
Beach House’s Depression Cherry has taken number one for the second week in a row, not to any surprise...
Charts n’ Adds: 7/16/15 – 7/21/15
Thee Oh Sees have moved from Number 26 to Number 1 on our charts in one week! Read...
Charts n’ Adds: 6/17/15 – 6/22/15
The effervescent and brazen Du Blonde is taking our number one spot this week, with Welcome Back to Milk,...
Charts & Adds: 6/11/15 – 6/17-15
San Cisco’s catchy, breathy, perfect-for-summer album Gracetown takes the top....
Alex G: Trick
Alex G. is known for unconventionally haunting vocals, well-crafted lyrics, and lo-fi production value that will impress.
Du Blonde: Welcome Back To Milk
Punky soul ballads that take no shi*t!
