The Australian quartet’s new single is from their forthcoming album “Synthia” (out Feb. 12) — one of 28 songs available for free download on the Dine Alone Records Winter Sampler.
Oakland ensemble Waterstrider’s new album came out in late October, and they are one of the first signees to the new label founded by Brian Burton (aka Danger Mouse).
Ezra Furman shares a great song that isn’t on his new album, “Perpetual Motion People” but will give your day that needed injection of fun in the dark.
Tortoise returns with “The Catastrophist,” their first album since 2009. Dig into the single “Gesceap” and get your ears tickled by instrumental complexity.
Pop duo Chairlift unveil the second single off their forthcoming album, “Moth,” out Jan. 22. “Romeo” draw inspiration from the Greek myth of Atalanta.
The trio’s 11th album “Painting With” will be out Feb. 19. You’re ready for Animal Collective grad school if you can follow along with the lyrics to “FloriDada.”
Nineteen-year-old Kaity Dunstan, aka Cloves, just released her debut EP, “XIII.” The Australian singer opens for James Bay at the Palladium on Dec. 1.
Cage the Elephant tease new track, “Trouble,” from their forthcoming album, “Tell Me I’m Pretty.”
The U.K. electro-rock band, doing free shows the next two Mondays at the Echo, return with their first new music in three years. An EP will come out in early 2016.
The Cave Singers are back as a trio with a new album, “Banshee,” due to be self-released in February. Get hooked by the riff on first single, “That’s Why.”
