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Recommended Album: Bartees Strange – ‘Farm to Table’
The sophomore effort from the indie songwriter on the rise seeks out bigger spaces, and fills them accordingly without letting it stunt his come-up from his roots.
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Carlos Truly – “Your Sound”
The Ava Luna guitarist Hernandez ponders the relationship between voice, note, tone, and musical style in a manner that deeper connects with the art they inspire.
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Moor Mother feat. AKAI SOLO & justmadnice – “RAP JASM”
As the title off the latest single from ‘Jazz Codes’ suggests, Camae Aweya goes hard on the bars, though its backdrop production is cosmically weaved into forces greater looking toward the future.
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Alex G – “Runner”
As indie rock’s resident gonzo, whenever Alex G hits his sweet spot among the weirdness in that strum, it’s game over.
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The Mars Volta – “Blacklight Shine”
Welcome back to the totally freaked out sonic psychosis that is the Mars Volta.
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Recommended Album: Pictoria Vark – ‘The Parts I Dread’
The songs throughout the Iowa City-based songwriter’s full-length debut channel what might initially seem like significantly smaller moments against a vastness packed in with descript reflections on adulting, relationships, and moving around personal hells.
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Recommended Album: Sweet Pill – ‘Where the Heart Is’
The Philly emotive indie-punk quintet’s debut LP shows off both a muscularity gained from its members reps in the hardcore scene, but also a pop fluency.
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Narrow Head – “T.I.M.E.”
Even if the path channels clarity, getting lost in space is preferable on the latest single from the Houston heavy rockers.
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Beyoncé – “BREAK MY SOUL”
Making art when you’ve got money often comes easy, but making something that makes people forget about their woes? That’s the real squeeze…
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black midi – “Eat Men Eat”
The latest off ‘Hellfire’ starts off like a sanguine escape before being cornered and diving into its own suffering mania, with no bottom to the pit.
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Irreversible Entanglements – “Down to Earth” b/w “All You Can Do Is All You Can Do”
Two new jazz phreakouts from the experimental cosmic collective featuring Moor Mother as part of Sub Pop’s SIngles Club Vol. 7.
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Preoccupations – “Ricochet”
The first preview from the Calgary post-punk band’s new album, ‘Arrangements’, continues to put nihilism to great purpose.
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