What is it about that electrical hum and deep bass groove that evokes imagery of a dark Berlin cityscape? Whatever, Die Wilde Jagd's Uhrwald Orange is European groove at its best.
Camp Crush asks listeners to take a deep dive and fully absorb songs that probe overlooked subject matter on their new EP, She's Got It.
Never mind Eurythmics' era-defining singles and videos, it's time to reconnect with the new wave duo's broader artistic statements in a more intimate way.
Caer shows definite signs that Twin Shadow is moving in the right direction. However, the album is too often bogged down by cheerless beats, painted in varying shades of beige.
Portland outfit TENTS leans into '80s pop for the inspirational single "Light Light Weight".
Half Waif's new album is a veritable masterpiece. Each track intimately explores questions both large and small about relationships, politics, nostalgia, and identity.
After a half-dozen albums, We Are Scientists are far from running out of hooks, but these days they seem to deploy those hooks better when they are stretching themselves.
The genre that never dies brings its support to Planned Parenthood via a smashing new compilation.
With the help of Tim Goldsworthy, of DFA and LCD Soundsystem fame, Alexis Taylor further distances himself from the Hot Chip sound, making room for a co-pilot to navigate him to new sonic destinations.
New York outfit VHS Collection retreats to Los Angeles armed with retro synthesizers and a need to create a youthful anthem.
UK band TEME may be a bit mysterious, but "bj.sadsong"'s gorgeous electropop might just bring this group a lot more attention.
Okovi: Additions rounds up material as a companion to Zola Jesus' brilliant 2017 album proving just how fruitful the Okovi sessions were.
London duo Monarchy's latest tune "mid:night" is a catchy summer jam and also the lead single from their upcoming album.
Swedish pop collective Seaside Heights shares new song "Better Days", which might be the ultimate statement of optimism for 2018.
Who Are Nipplepeople? The masked duo behind a string of electropop hits in Croatia, 2009-2018. We survey the group's music.
Portland dance quartet Gold Casio present the simple idea of accepting and loving oneself in a profound way on "Sinners".
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