The Weather Station release video for “Window”
The Weather Station, recently announced their new LP Humanhood, will drop on January 17th via Fat Possum. Ahead of the album’s arrival, the project of Tamara Lindeman shares a new single/video “Window.” The song’s video, directed by Philippe Léonard, presents Lindeman’s performance of the song projected out the window of…
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“Hollybaby” by Stella Rose
Ahead of the release of her new album Hollybaby, which drops on December 13th via KRO Records, singer-songwriter, Stella Rose, releases the single and lyric video for “HOLLYBABY.” The track follows lead single “MS.45.” The…
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A Peace Of Us
Dean & Britta & Sonic Boom
For music lovers everywhere, the season is coming around where we get musicians, young and old, and their whacky and wild, subdued and seductive renditions…
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Spiral In A Straight Line
Touché Amoré
Touché Amoré released their last record Lament in 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic when the future of live performance was still unknown….
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Soft Power
Fazerdaze
New Zealand’s Amelia Murray, who mostly self-produces under her band moniker, Fazerdaze, wowed the world when she came on the international scene in 2014, with…
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Acadia
Yasmin Williams
Yasmin Williams’ latest album, Acadia, is vibrant, full of emotion, and rich with technical mastery. Renowned for her innovative fingerstyle guitar playing, Williams expands her…
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The Jester
Wallice
The Jester solidifies Wallice’s position as one of Gen Z’s most compelling voices. This album is a journey through the confusing, chaotic, and sometimes painful…
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Been Stellar guest on Records In My Life
Been Stellar tap into the disaffected sound and spirit of New York luminaries like Sonic Youth and Interpol, as well as the nihilistic, yearning cool of Iceage and Bends-era Radiohead, striking upon a sound that’s…
Been Stellar guest on Records In My Life
Been Stellar tap into the disaffected sound and spirit of New York luminaries like Sonic Youth and Interpol, as well as the nihilistic, yearning cool of Iceage and Bends-era Radiohead, striking upon a sound that’s fearsome, buffeting and beautiful at the same time – a tidal wave as viewed from…
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