Alex Lahey: I Love You Like a Brother
Lahey's first studio record serves as a success for an up-and-coming singer-songwriter chiefly concerned with making catchy, fun indie rock.
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*repeat repeat: Floral Canyon
A groovy mix of 60's pop, surf rock, and garage that will keep you feeling upbeat and summery all year round.
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile: Lotta Sea Lice
This is the duo misfits and indie rock fans everywhere have been waiting for.
Kelela: Take Me Apart
Kelela's debut record, Take Me Apart, explores the complexities of relationships with instrumentals plucked from the haze of R&B's future.
Slaughter Beach, Dog: Birdie
There’s always certain expectations for established artists breaking off from their main projects to try something new, and we’ve...
Moonweather: Sit Down Be Small
With intricate instrumentation and mellow vocals, Moonweather crafts an impressive debut album perfect for a relaxing afternoon.
Mount Kimbie: Love What Survives
Stemming from the minds of Dominic Maker and Kai Campos, Mount Kimbie have been a looming figure in the U.K. electronic scene for years.
Walter TV: Carpe Diem
Carpe Diem marks the group’s third - and best - record to date, equipped with a similar but improved sound when compared to earlier work.
Kamasi Washington: Harmony of Difference
Harmony of Difference is arguably one of the best pieces of modern jazz since the Los Angeles native’s 2015 triple LP, The Epic.
The Barr Brothers: Queens of the Breakers
The Barr Brothers wrote the 50 minute folk fantasy that is Queen of the Breakers with a Quebec cabin as the backdrop for a reflective album.
Cults: Offering
If you're looking for a fun haunt of 80s inspired synth pop bursting with emotion and realization, you've come to the right place.
Naomi Punk: Yellow
Yellow is as a 25-track double LP from the Olympia trio, Naomi Punk.
Queens of the Stone Age: Villains
Villains is the seventh full length record from the iconic stoner rock band, Queens of the Stone
Age.
Dent May: Across The Multiverse
Dent May is a small town boy turned LA City Dweller with modern lyrics trapped in 70’s
pop/ psychedelic melodies.
Charts & Adds: 9/24/17 – 10/1/17
October is upon us. Time to get spooky and time to find that music that will keep you...
The National: Sleep Well Beast
Fans of The National have waited four years for Sleep Well Beast and will definitely not be sleeping on this release.
Caroline Says: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong
With a nondescript blurry photograph as an album cover, it’s clear that Caroline Says is intent on letting the music speak for itself.
Chad VanGaalen: Light Information
Chad VanGaalen’s sixth Sub Pop record takes a charming indie rock album and seriously warps it.
Joseph Of Mercury: Joseph Of Mercury
Dramatic yet enchanting vocals are the focal point of the band's first EP, continually highlighted by inspired backbeats and dreamy riffs.
Alvvays: Antisocialites
Songwriting eccentricities differentiate Alvvays from typical dream pop on their sophomore LP Antisocialites.
LCD Soundsystem: American Dream
LCD Soundsystem provides an album full of beauty and complexity, as well as a bitter-sweet feeling for everyone involved.
Black Violin Interview: Kev Marcus and Wil B. on Shattering Stereotypes and Inspiring the Youth
KJHK reporter, Garrett Mould, sits down with Kev Marcus and Wil B. of Black Violin as they discuss...
Lomelda: Thx
The destination of some road trips can simply be the journey. Lomelda’s latest release, Thx, takes us on a drive away from her small town.
Jupe Jupe: Lonely Creatures
Pulsating beats and melodramatic vocals soak up this album making for a unique track listing deeply set in a world full of Lonely Creatures.