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As the year nears its close, there’s a handful of releases that are worthy of your listening experience. We wanted to run through a couple of them so you had some stuff to enjoy as you browse Bandcamp on the first Friday of the month. You’ll find some mellows jams, some guitar pop, and some powerhouse vocals…all of which we encourage you to enjoy by clicking below! Don’t forget to support your artists and labels.
A lot of really great music dropped today, and, well, we’d be poor stewards of the underground if we didn’t point you in the right direction for some of these new releases. You get indiepop legends returning after a lengthy absence; you get a bit of a modern take on the Pastels; try on an eccentric crooner; and end up with a little noise pop. You can’t go wrong with any of these releases, but as always be sure to support the artists and labels!
Cliche as it may be, when it rains, it pours, and the musical gods have been kind to us, pouring down with great records to run with today. Slumberland and Skep Wax teamed up to drop us a couple of gems, while there are some more under the radar records I’d love for you spend time with, like Ryli, Tom Henry and Gelli Haha. There’s a few words on each hanging below. Read more
There’s really so much great music out today that it’s impossible to bounce between all and so you’re going to have to dig into the mixture below and really figure out what you love the most. Since it’s raining great records, I put some word below so that maybe you can get a feel of what you might find if you press play. Jump below to hear my thoughts, and remember to support the artists and labels behind these great releases.
A pretty solid listening week over here, at least if you’re asking us. You’ll click below to find a few solid releases that are brand new, and one that’s been revamped for your listening pleasure…not to mention being made available to the masses for the first time. Click below to see what you’re into…maybe a little of this, a little of that, or maybe all of it…but be sure to support the artists and labels!
Mythical Motors – Travelogues and Movie Stills (Repeating Cloud)
Avery Friedman – New Thing (Audio Antihero)
The Convenience – Like Cartoon Vampires (Winspear)
Lunchbox – Evolver (Slumberland Records)
It’s a really busy week in the music business, with everyone aflutter over the new album from Japanese Breakfast. But, while that’s stealing the headlines, we’ve got some other recommendations we’d like for you to consider before you venture off into the weekend. We’ve been highlighting several of these releases, most notably the reissue from Sharp Pins, which features some incredible new songs. But don’t worry, as usual, the stuff below is all over the map, so feel free to click and find out what you love the most.
Sharp Pins – Radio DDR (K Records/Perennial Death)
Exploding Flowers – Watermelon/Peacock (Meritorio Records)
Cats of Transnistria – IV (Soliti Music)
Private Lives – Salt of the Earth (Feel It Records)
The year is in full swing, and there are tons of great albums already hitting the streets, so wanted to throw my weight behind a few great releases. We’re all over the world today, with one of my favorite Austin artists, Gus Baldwin and the Sketch, getting their new LP out there. Then we bounce over to Finland with our friends Soliti releasing a new Pink Chameleons album. Jump over to Australia with Shrapnel then come home to NYC with Rosa Bordallo. Got those streams below for you.
Gus Baldwin and the Sketch – The Sketch (Permanent Teeth Records)
Rosa Bordallo – Isidiro (Self-Released)
Shrapnel – Sedan Crater (Tenth Court)
Pink Chameleons – Harmony (Soliti)
The Laughing Chimes – Whispers in the Speech Machine (Slumberland)
Well it’s Friday and we all made it through our first full week of the new reality we are currently faced with. Should be fun times ahead! Right? Right!? To save us all from the doom and gloom, tons of great albums are dropping today and we thought it’d be cool to give you some streams and links all in one place. Hopefully you can find something to take with you for the weekend, and of course, please make a purchase in some way if the tunes are in your lane. Check ’em all out after the jump:
Fridays are always great days to just settle into your chair, couch, bed, whathaveyou, then just escape the world for a few hours. What better way than to stream some brand new music that’s dropped into the world? There’s a bunch of stuff out today, but I sort of handpicked what I’ve been enjoying and listening to the most, hoping you can latch onto a bit of that as well.
Spiral XP – I Wish I Was a Rat (Danger Collective Records)
Jim Nothing – Grey Eyes, Grey Lynn (Meritorio Records)
Humdrum – Every Heaven (Slumberland Records)
Daily Worker – Because I Have To (Radio Gurl Records)
Greg Mendez – First Time/Alone (Dead Oceans)
What an absolute banger of a Friday. There are several releases, on top of the super rad Best Bets record we shared with you yesterday. Plus, I missed a rad release last week that I’m including because, well, it rules. And I do what I want. Also, a great new Cleaners from Venus Tribute Compilation. No need for bullshitting, let’s just crank up the good tunes and have a blast.
Merce Lemon – Watch Me Drive Them Dogs Wild (Darling Records)
Feeling Figures – Everything Around You (K/Perennial Records)
Being Dead – EELS – (Bayonet)
Kate Bollinger – Songs from A Thousand Frames of Mind (Ghostly)
Weak Signal – Fine (12XU)
Various Artists – Tales of a Kitchen Porter: A Tribute to Cleaners from Venus (Dandy Boy)
