MJ Lenderman – Wristwatch – Official Video
“There’s a shabby poetry and dank majesty in every song, assuring Lenderman’s place in the sad-sack canon alongside greats from Paul Westerberg to J. Mascis to Gary Stewart.” — Rolling Stone, “The 250 Greatest Albums Of The 21st Century So Far” MJ Lenderman releases the video for “Wristwatch,” his “brilliant coupling of loneliness and modernity”...
Marlon Williams – Rere Mai Ngā Rau (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
Getting deep with the Maori tongue with Marlon Williams! Williams is going for a chill vibe on “Rere Mai Nga Rau” and he definitely achieves it! Marlon Williams releases “Rere Mai Ngā Rau,” the third single and video from his first Māori language album, Te Whare Tīwekaweka, out April 4th. In the five years that...
Carrie & Lowell Turns 10 with Deluxe Vinyl Reissue
In March 2015, Sufjan Stevens released Carrie & Lowell – his most personal album to date. Presented with an unexpected clarity of vision, the record was a return to Sufjan’s folk roots in its deliberate, sparse instrumentation. The album was an instant critical success, and in the years that followed the music would weave itself,...
“SONAR” – Ichiko Aoba for #LateShowMeMusic
Last month, Ichiko Aoba released her new album, Luminescent Creatures via hermine / Psychic Hotline, garnering praise from Pitchfork, The New York Times, The Cut, The FADER, Bandcamp, and beyond, cementing its place as one of the year’s most celebrated albums so far. Today, Aoba shares her performance of the “beautiful yet heart-wrenching” (Paste) album...
Jack White Kicks Off Next Leg of “No Name Tour” w/“Archbishop Harold Holmes” 7-Inch Vinyl
Ahead of the next leg of his No Name Tour, Jack White has announced a limited-edition 7-inch release of “Archbishop Harold Holmes” b/w “Archbishop Harold Holmes (Live) – Recorded at The Blind Pig – Ann Arbor, MI – 9/1/24,” available Friday, April 11 on worldwide on black vinyl and on tri-color vinyl exclusively at Third Man...
Adam Lytle Shares “Heaven” New Single + Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cdgtdmSBzU Indie Rock singer-songwriter Adam Lytle writes songs that, “explore the darker regions of the heart.” In his upcoming sophomore album, Altars, Lytle’s poetic lyricism delves into, “the sort of razor-sharp observations that might make you feel uncomfortable.” The visionary “technician of the sacred” confronts the intense complexities of the human condition in this record, drawing heavily on gothic and religious...