YancityGurl: Shadow Medium
Dark techno and ambient from an up and coming Russian producer.
New Music Rotation
Acronym: Entangled In Vines
Swedish producer Acronym bangs it out with new techno album.
Bastille: Wild World
Bastille's sophomore album takes a step in the electronic direction, while still maintaining their original alt rock vibe.
Royal Canoe: Something Got Between Here and the Orbit
Judging by the album cover alone, I knew that this album wasn’t going to be dreary and lifeless. It had a spark and I was simply drawn to it
Magic Trick: Other Man’s Blues
Other Man's Blues provides a charming experience making it worthy of a listen, but lacking in memorability.
STELLA: selfish
STELLA, a new artist debuting with the smokehouse R&B album, "selfish", delivers with a strong persona and unique vocals.
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.
Cool Ghouls: Animal Races
Cool Ghouls, a new band from San Francisco, CA, carry a sound like no other these days.
Blood Orange: Freetown Sound
Blood Orange's Devonté Hynes uses slam poets and pop stars alike to create an album that is both art and revolution.
Ian Sweet: Shapeshifter
Reminiscent of the soundtrack to the best indie movie of the summer, but in a totally unique and groovy way.
Chapell: The Redhead’s Allegations
New artist, Chapell, sends out a charming, agreeable vibe on his first release.
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.
Gringo Star: The Sides and In Between
Gringo Star returns to bring lo-fi rock, siphoning life and resurrecting sounds of 50's pop rock, psychedelic, and Spaghetti Western.
Grape Room: Heart of Gum
Absurdist eighties-esque Synth Pop. Saccharine. Grape Room’s latest release, Heart of Gum, sounds like the soundtrack to a...
High Waisted: On Ludlow
High Waisted is pretty rad band that has an overall carefree ‘it’s summer forever’ type of vibe.
Wilco: Schmilco
After ten albums, Wilco is back with a full-fledged acoustic adventure that explores nearly every corner of the band's diverse career.
Roosevelt: Roosevelt
Theodore and Franklin D. would be proud to share a name with this guy (probably).
Ben Millburn: Local Honey
Ben Millburn, a singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, uses a mix of rock and acoustic in his EP. These songs will keep you relaxed and interested.
Bruiser Queen: Sweet Static
Sweet Static packs an enjoyable punch with all the love-sickness, aggression, and vulnerability of an old diary.
De La Soul: The Anonymous Nobody
De La Soul has finally returned to the music scene by dropping their first full-length album in over 11 years.
James Ferraro: Human Story 3
The enigmatic James Ferraro releases another conceptual album pondering humanity's technological progress
Corbu: Crayon Soul
New, underground, psychedelic rock band, Corbu shakes modern sound with their new album, Crayon Soul.
White Lung: Paradise
Paradise is White Lung's catchiest and cleanest album to date, but have they lost their edge?
Nathan Bowles: Whole and Cloven
Nathan Bowles’ latest record is a solid mix between the inherent classic folk roots that come along a banjo-centric album, all with a slight