Stream: Raw Fabrics, ‘Move Over’
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Young L.A. trio Raw Fabrics debuted last year with an EP of radio-friendly dance-punk that was heavy on the raw energy and heavier on the jungle rhythms.
Video: De Lux, ‘Oh Man the Future’
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Sean Guerin and Isaac Franco take to the streets of Long Beach in an ice cream truck while worrying about … well, everything. Fudgesicle, anyone?
Premiere: Cellars, ‘Lovesick’ (full album)
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The debut album from 24-year-old Alle Norton is 10 tracks of synth-pop magic, rooted in the 1980s and conceived in her bedroom.
Stream: Fuzz, ‘Rat Race’
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Ty Segall returns with Charles Moothart and Roland Cosio as the power trio Fuzz for another dose of dirty blues-rock.
Stream: Alge, ‘The Comedown’
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Alge furthers his production palette of downtempo R&B grooves on his newest offering “The Comedown,” off a new EP he has in the works.
Premiere: Little Red Lung, ‘Get on the Boat’
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Little Red Lung releases it debut full-length of bewitching avant-pop this fall. “Get on the Boat” is the latest teaser track from the album.
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Stream: Mercury Rev, ‘The Queen of Swans’
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It’s been seven years since the last album from Mercury Rev — too long for fans of the art-rock explorers’ expansive music.
Video: Sad Robot, ‘Fear Me’
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“Can you take / my breath away?” Kat Pawlak asks in the opening line of the new Sad Robot album, “Après Moi, le Déluge.” Ten songs and a deluge of production later, the answer is obvious: No.
Premiere: Henry Wolfe, ‘Asilomar’ (full album)
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Henry Wolfe returns with the new album “Asilomar,” named for a slice of central California coastline where he spent some time in the summer of 2013.
Stream: Vōx, ‘Put The Poison In Me’
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Los Angeles-based artist Sarah Winters previous work fused her booming, modulated voice with darker electronic production, but on her latest track, she strips it all back.
