Stream: New singles from Winter, Milly and Triptides
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Singles roundup: Stretch out with these new songs from Winter, Milly and Triptides.
Ears Wide Open: Gloomer
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Shoegaze meets drum and bass meets gritty bombast in the fast-and-furious music of Gloomer, the new solo project of songwriter-producer Elliott Kozel. Strobe out to the first two singles.
Stream: New singles from Madame Gandhi, Dream Ivory, Zzzahara and Ashlynn Malia
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Singles roundup: Hear the latest from Madame Gandhi; Dream, Ivory; Zzzahara and Ashlynn Malia.
Ears Wide Open: Timmy Skelly
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Retro-soul man Timmy Skelly’s six-track EP will arrive with a short film for each song. While his heart is on his sleeve musically, the first three videos are dark, comedic fables about unrequited love. Recommended for fans of the Coen Brothers.
Stream: Nightjacket, ‘Don’t Say a Word’
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L.A. dream-pop quintet Nightjacket returns with the celestial new single, “Don’t Say a Word,” a song that captures the euphoria of a new romance.
Stream: Vinyl Williams, ‘Cosmopolis’
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Seducing with off-kilter song structures and shifting grooves, psych-pop phenom Vinyl Williams’ new album, “Cosmopolis,” is out today. Escape with it — and see him tonight at the Lodge Room.
Stream: New singles from Pioneer 11, Kit Major, Theo Kandel, Atta Boy and Wax Owls
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Singles roundup: Catching up with a bunch of releases from this past week, including Pioneer 11, Kit Major, Theo Kandel, Atta Boy and Wax Owls.
Stream: Nosaj Thing, ‘Blue Hour’ (feat. Julianna Barwick)
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Nosaj Thing returns with “Blue Hour,” the first taste of his new album (and first in five years), “Continua.” Julianna Barwick lends her vocals to the ethereal track.
Ears Wide Open: Jake Tittle
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Singer-songwriter Jake Tittle admits he’s had to work through a few things in recent years. He’s turned those travails into engaging indie-electro songs on his new album, “Blood Offering,” out Sept. 2.
Ears Wide Open: Julie
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Drawing from shoegaze, grunge and noise-pop, O.C.-bred trio Julie wield dissonance, a healthy disregard for song structure and just-opaque-enough lyrics in their formidable art-rock. Hold on to the guardrails, if there are any.
