Watch: Woman’s Hour “Devotion”
altcitizen
January 20, 2015
London dream pop outfit Woman’s Hour has just released a video for “Devotion,” a sleek track off of their debut album Conversations. Much like their
London dream pop outfit Woman’s Hour has just released a video for “Devotion,” a sleek track off of their debut album Conversations. Much like their
Parquet Courts have just released a video for “Pretty Machines,” a track off their most recent release, Content Nausea. The song’s down-and-out slacker vibe syncs
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Ty Segall is a mix of early Beatles and ’90s garage rock. “Mr. Face” is the type of song that jives. It emits psychedelic visions of a
It seems that Sia can do no wrong. After her infectious (aren’t they all, though?) chart topper “Chandelier,” the powerhouse songstress is back with uber-talented
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Just over a year ago, vocalist Leanne Macomber and producer Joel Ford released Dominae — their first offering as Brooklyn-based electronic duo Ejecta. In the time since, a
Every December and January the blogosphere bursts with the best songs, albums, artists, tracks, etc. and it’s really, sort of, exciting. If you’re on your
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