Queens/Seoul based producer and DJ, Kathy Lee aka Yaeji has gifted us with NYC inspired visuals for her underground house meets Korean folk track, “Drink
SOPHIE, a loose associate of the PC music crew and producer for pop stars like Charli XCX and Madonna, has been secretive since her 2013 debut.
For London based Tempesst, their home based rainy climate doesn’t seem to bring their music down. The four piece rockers have followed up the recent
King Krule debuts his third single “Half Man Half Shark” in a compilation of lo-fi footage taken from recent shows in New York, LA and London.
Follow Jacob on Instagram and Twitter. In times like these tenderness is hard to come by, but Jay Som’s “The Bus Song” offers three and
There is a certain morose euphoria that comes with a professional diagnosis, the thing hiding in the shadows is less frightening when you actually know what
Everyone has that one music video that struck them in such a shocking, horrific way– for me, it was Interpol’s “Evil.” Something about the striking
Set against a leafy rural backdrop, Triathalon musically deconstruct the feelings of lust and unrequited love in their new music video for “I Want It,” directed
Things get mystical in HNRY FLWR’s new music video for “As Above, So Below.” Like a Miyazaki film, this video embraces nature and all its hidden
Like something out of a melancholic Arthur episode, New York based Poppies are back with their music video for the quaint, cheeky “Devin.” Off of
HMLTD, the socially adventures band that has caused some controversy over the way they reference queerness, are back with a new song. “Satan, Luella, and I” is
Forget all the colors of the wind–try seeing all the colors of the passing cars. Brooklyn group The Values is coming at you with a
Not Archy Marshall, not Return of the Pimp Shrimp or any of his other aliases but King Krule is officially back. After a week or
Premiere by Mandy Brownholtz. Photo by Daniel Topete. Sloppy Jane is the brainchild of artist Haley Dahl, newly relocated from L.A. to Brooklyn. Known for
The video for HEARTSREVOLUTION‘s song “SEARCH AND DESTROY” begins with a sample that sounds like it’s from one of those World War 2 propaganda videos
Photo by Devon Bristol Shaw Psychic Selves‘ new single ‘Rosemary’ is a love song about loving yourself and not letting outside forces get in the
There’s still no word on if/when punk supergroup Childbirth will release new music, but now there’s another Seattle-based trio boasting 2/3 members of Childbirth and a
You hear a lot of valid stories from musicians about how touring is incredibly hard. But it is so refreshing to see a band still
Listen to Champagne Superchillin and let the bubbles take control. The recently NYC-based band (by way of Nashville) is giving ’60s French pop a contemporary twist. Lead singer,
After a four year hiatus, Frankie Rose is back, ready to hold dominion over your unplanned earworms. Her latest release, “Dyson Sphere,” induces foggy daydreams,
“I never dreamed the video I made on my phone in my basement would premiere on VOGUE!!!”, Annie Hart, of Au Revoir Simone, posted on
Photo by Cheryl Georgette. Surfbort is gearing up to release a new 7″ BORT TO DEATH this September via HOZAC Records. “HIPPIE VOMIT INHALER” is off of
Ambient-dream-weaver, Jakob Ogawa, just dropped a music video for his single “You Might Be Sleeping” from his 2017 Bedroom Tapes EP. With the help of editors Anders Gjærde
New Zealand based artist Aldous Harding has revealed her latest music video for “Blend,” in the lead up to her European tour. The song, taken from
Hippo Campus’ debut album dropped back in February, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t still churning out captivating and creative new projects. The video for
HMLTD have created yet another beautifully chaotic music video; this time for their new track “Music!”. In keeping with their gigs, the band create a
Japanese Breakfast (AKA Michelle Zauner) is back, this time with a vocoder and some light-up shoes. Lead single “Machinist” is the first taste of the
The Growlers are certified genre mixologists, each song a perfect concoction of beats, riffs, and melody to form some of the most cohesive pieces of
Break out the shag rugs and suede fringe vests, Junk Boys are throwing a party. The cumulative effort of Brooklyn indie veterans, “Walk With Me”
Following the overnight and impressive success of Arctic Monkeys AM things got a little weird. Is Alex Turner funny or arrogant? A genius or a
One of the best music videos I’ve seen this year, “To The Door” is Rocky Horror Picture Show meets John Waters. It’s absurd, campy, gory
You’d think someone so obsessed with chicken nuggets would be some kind of freak you’d try avoiding on the streets at night, but Nelson Espinal
