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Caribou, aka Dan Snaith, injects a bit of British psychedelia into this fourth album. It's as if The Zombies’ ‘Odessey And Oracle’ was reworked by Four Tet.
The nine songs on Every Day Like the Last, which were recorded in North Carolina and Virginia at venues that include Stack's backyard studio, compiles the singles Wye Oak has released since 2019's glowing "Fortune" and includes three new songs.
Recorded one musician at a time from home end of 2020 into early 2021, Wild Loneliness steers away from the anger of What a Time to Be Alive to instead refocus on gratitude.
All Her Plans, the third album from Melbourne, Australia's Cable Ties, finds the trio of Jenny McKechnie, Shauna Boyle, and Nick Brown at their punchiest and most assured.
Over the past 20 years, The New Pornographers have proven themselves one of the most excellent bands in indie rock. They've constantly offered new sonic surprises with every album, and Continue as a Guest is their greatest leap to date. The group's ninth
Out in the Storm, Katie Crutchfield's fourth album, is the blazing result of a woman reawakened. Her most autobiographical and honest album to date, Out in the Storm is a self-reflective anchor in the story of both her songwriting and her life.
An untamable and constantly surprising record, Suddenly is about family and changes we go through. Though it retains the trademark Caribou warmth and technicolor, this album is littered with swerves and left turns that will keep listeners guessing.
Our Love is formed around a mixture of digital pop production, hip hop-inspired beats, muted house basslines, and a love of shuffling garage - all of which are, of course, filtered through Dan's own unique perspective.
The first-ever vinyl reissue of Wye Oak's debut album, If Children. The duo of Jenn Wasner (Flock of Dimes) & Andy Stack (Joyero, Lambchop) were first introduced to a wider audience with this gauzy collection of indie folk impressions.
Endless Arcade follows Teenage Fanclub's 2016 album Here, a record that garnered universal acclaim, a mark of how much the group is treasured. 2016 release on Merge Records.
On the first of March, 2020, John Darnielle, Peter Hughes, Matt Douglas, and Jon Wurster, aka the Mountain Goats band, visited legendary studio Sam Phillips Recording in Memphis, TN.
Jenny from Thebes is a lush collection of showtunes, pushing Darnielle as a vocalist and The Mountain Goats as a band, broadening their sonic palette once again by leaning into influences like Godspell, Jim Steinman, and The Cars.
The sharpest and most autobiographical that MC Taylor has written under the Hiss Golden Messenger name read as a sort of epistolary, postcards between the present-day songwriter and his alias Michael Crow, a teenaged dreamer very much like Taylor himself.
With The Will To Live, Titus Andronicus invite listeners on a journey from fear to faith, from anger to acceptance, from grief to gratitude, all chasing the mythical ideal of Ultimate Rock.
Foolish is where the band's ambition really blossomed for the first (but not the last) time, a dozen songs that turned small-town heartbreak into loud and weirdly triumphant anthems.
The new album is quintessential TFC: melodies are equal parts heartwarming and heartaching, guitars chime and distort, keyboard lines mesh and spiral, harmony-coated choruses burst out like sun on a stormy day. 5/14/21
