Category: New Music
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A.G. Cook – “Silver Thread Golden Needle”
An excitable fresh start from the PC Music producer that suggests the universal collection of electronic, pop, and dance music in his hands are entering their next state of unmatched, futuristic evolution.
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Still Ruins – “Perfect Blue”
The energy of the Bay Area and Central Valley dream-pop band’s aura surpasses the physical world’s timelines and reaches the spiritual realm on the first single off their debut EP.
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Mary Timony – “Dominoes”
The indie rock lifer rolls with whatever tumbles forward on the first preview from her forthcoming solo effort, ‘Untame the Tiger’.
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ZORA – “FASTLANE”
The Minneapolis songwriter, producer and rapper is in a lane all her own in thinking forward a few laps ahead of today’s dance pack on her latest single.
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SPRINTS – “Adore Adore Adore”
The early highlight from the Dublin rock band’s debut album, ‘Letter to Self’, puts the male gaze on unease by fiercely and fashionably taking hold of their own narrative.
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Yard Act – “Petroleum”
The latest highlight from the Leeds post-punk band’s sophomore follow-up, ‘Where’s My Utopia?’, continues to expand their sonic canvas while burning to a stickier substance.
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DIIV – “Soul Net”
DIIV’s 2023 secret single echoes the sentiments through this reality and the fabricated reality we’ve boxed around ourselves into in order to suffer through it.
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sad13 – “Boycott Scream 7”
The Speedy Ortiz frontwoman’s annual holiday single pairs well with the modern shoegaze revival and Rankin/Bass’ ‘The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus’ in its earnest political message.
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Moor Mother feat. Nicole Mitchell & Nduduzo Makhathini – “One for Archie”
A tribute to saxophonist Archie Shepp between Camae Ayewa and fellow jazz greats Nicole Mitchell and pianist Nduduzo Makhathini is the sound of inspiration breathed to life.
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Knifeplay – “A Long December” (Counting Crows Cover)
Through their cold and dreamy air, the Philly experimental rockers’ transformation of Counting Crows’ California wintertime classic sounds like the slow waltz of first snow.
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