50% Hipster: Danny L Harle

Be sure to view a list of upcoming releases here!

Essential Full-Length Releases

	Adrian Younge - The American Negro Watch: "Revolutionize" Watch: "The American Negro"
	Celeste - Not Your Muse Watch: "A Little Love" Watch: "Love Is Back"
	Julien Baker - Little Oblivions Watch: "Faith Healer" Watch: "Hardline"
	Kumi Takahara - See-Through Watch: "Tide" Watch: "Sea"
	Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - CARNAGE Listen: "Carnage" Listen: "White Elephant"

Other Full-Length Releases

Blanck Mass - In Ferneaux

Watch: "Starstuff"

Brijean - Feelings

Watch: "Day Dreaming"
Watch: "Hey Boy"

Cloud Nothings - The Shadow I Remember

Watch: "Am I Something"
Watch: "The Spirit Of"

Danny L Harle - Harlecore

Watch: "On a Mountain"
Watch: "Interlocked"

Drakeo The Ruler - The Truth Hurts

Watch: "For Real" (featuring OhGeesy & Ketchy The Great)
Watch: "Too Icey"

Glitterer - Life Is Not a Lesson

Watch: "Didn’t Want It"
Watch: "Life Is Not a Lesson"

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - L.W.

Watch: "O.N.E."
Watch: "Pleura"

Kyle Edward Connolly - On Arrival

Watch: "Get Me Tomorrow"
Watch: "Quick Thought"

Lost Horizons - In Quiet Moments, Part 2

Watch: "In Quiet Moments" (featuring Ural Thomas)
Watch: "Marie" (featuring Marissa Nadler)

Maxïmo Park - Nature Always Wins

Watch: "I Don’t Know What I’m Doing"
Watch: "Baby, Sleep"

Nervous Dater - Call in the Mess

Watch: "Tin Foil Hat"
Listen: "Farm Song"

Nightshift - Zöe

Watch: "Power Cut"
Watch: "Piece Together"

Singles, EPs, Soundtracks, etc.

Bob Dylan - 1970

Listen: "Sign on the Window" (Take 1, Remake - May 1, 1970)
Listen: "Went to See the Gypsy" (Take 6)

Charlie Hickey - Count the Stairs

Watch: "Ten Feet Tall"
Listen: "Notre Dame"

Deap Vally - Digital Dream

Watch: "Look Away" (featuring jennylee)
Watch: "High Horse" (featuring KT Tunstall & Peaches)

Hailey Whitters - Living the Dream

Watch: "The Ride" (featuring Jordan Davis)
Watch: "Glad to Be Here" (featuring Brent Cobb)

Half Waif - Orange Blosoms

Watch: "Orange Blossoms"
Watch: "Party’s Over"

The National - Cherry Tree

Listen: "Cherry Tree"
Listen: "Wasp Nest"

The National - The National

Listen: "American Mary"
Listen: "Cold Girl Fever"

The National - Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers

Listen: "Cardinal Song"
Listen: "Slipping Husband"

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Way Down in the Rust Bucket

Watch: "Homegrown" (Live)
Watch: "Mansion on the Hill"

PJ Harvey - Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - Demos

Listen: "This Mess We’re In" (Demo)
Listen: "Good Fortune" (Demo)

Willie Nelson - That’s Life

Watch: "That’s Life"
Watch: "I Won’t Dance" (featuring Diana Krall)

Saturday, July 1, 2017

New Music Friday - May 19, 2017

Be sure to view a list of upcoming releases here!

Essential Full-Length Releases

Aldous Harding - Party

My first exposure to Harding was back in September, when she opened for Deerhunter in concert. I was immediately blown away both by her music and her unique stage presence. It took a little while for me to find her self-titled debut album on vinyl. Not long after, she announced her follow-up. She's already worked her way up from a New Zealand-based label (she's from the country) to one of the more major of the British indie labels, 4AD. Her first outing with them is spectacular!

Watch: "Imagining My Man"
Watch: "Horizon"

Casey Dienel - Imitation of a Woman to Love

Casey Dienel is better known as White Hinterland, but first released music under her given name. She released her first album, Wind Up Canary, in 2006 before becoming White Hinterland. She's taking on multiple roles in her return to her name, serving as the singer, writer, producer, and engineer on this record.

Listen: "High Times"
Listen: "Thrasher"

Land of Talk - Life After Youth

Land of Talk is a Canadian band fronted by Elizabeth Powell. They first formed in 2006, but have not released new music since 2010's Cloak and Cipher. The band started teasing their return two years ago on their website. Their first album in seven years features vocals from Sharon van Etten on several tracks.

Watch: "This Time"
Watch: "Inner Lover"

The Mountain Goats - Goths

The Mountain Goats have long been well-known for John Darnielle's highly-conceptual lyrics. The singer-songwriter often references his loves in his music; including songs about heavy metal, and an entire album, 2015's Beat the Champ, devoted to his love of professional wrestling. Their latest is inspired by his teenage love of music by 80s goth bands like The Cure, Bauhaus, and Joy Division.

Listen: "Andrew Eldritch Is Moving Back to Leeds"
Listen: "Rain in Soho"

Other Full-Length Releases