Rocketship: Hurt Feelings

Rocketship is a fun little indie pop band. All of the grace and sway that is required. Their latest is called Hurt Feelings. Stellar!

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Thao: Show Me

I want Thao to show me. Wait! She already did with her new record. What a boss! Takes me up, down and all around.

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Holy Motors: Heaven's Night

Holy Motors has a tres mellow record out called Heaven's Night. Let the sonic waves wash over you like a crystal clear waterfall. Western dreamscapes...

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she's green: swallowtail

she's green released swallowtail last July but I'm just coming around to it now. Thank god! What a lovely piece of dreamy, dreamy pop.

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Clinic: Wild In The Streets

Clinic has a new record out called Wild In The Streets. The vibe is mega. 

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Queens of the Stone Age: Perfecth

The Queens of the Stone Age are back with a heartfelt record called Perfecth. It's a deeply felt effort that brings one to a great place of glorious melancholy. 

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Editors: Surface, Echo & Sound (Album of the Week)

Ah, The Editors. Such a poignant band. The Birmingham lads have been doing their thing in three decades now. Their latest is called Surface, Echo & Sound and it is wonderful.

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Then this one...

Later...

A true gem. 

Charlie Parr: Roaming House

Very much heart struck by Charlie Parr's latest record Roaming House. The first track is haunting geographic introspection.

Dummy: do you love the color of the sky?

LA's own Dummy is a very cool pop band. They have a fabulous vibe that is quite infectious. Their latest is called do you love the color of the sky? My answer is YES because it is in their world. 

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Flora Hubbard: Mammoth

Flora Hubbard has a soft and sly record out called Mammoth. It slides into your heart and soothes your soul.

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Fenne Lilly: Win Win

The slinky grooves of Fenne Lilly's Win Win are on my mind today. Man, what a sensual voice. Makes me want to make out with the missus.

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British Birds: MURMURATE, OSCILLATE

Chorley's own British Birds have a quite a charming record out called MURMURATE, OSCILLATE. It's all fuzzy and warm in a quaint British village sort of way.

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DIIV: ZIRP

Brooklyn's own DIIV are back with a wonderful new record called ZIRP. It's alternative indie bliss.

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Michael Kiwanuka: Fudge (Album of the Week)

Michael Kinwanuka is proudly carrying the torch of soul forward into the 21st century. His latest record is called Fudge and it goes beyond soul in a few very interesting ways.

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Next is this gem...

Later we are thrown under water...

Easily a contender for Album of the Year. 

Rachel Chinouriri: I think I spoke too soon

Rachel Chinouriri is so good it's spooky (had to have a Halloween reference for today). Her latest is called I think I spoke too soon. I don't know about y'all but I'm always one song away from crying.

The Avalanches: No Bad Memories

Who wants to dance? All you need is the latest from The Avalanches. No Bad Memories is a late night clubber's dream. 

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Chloe Slater: Riot Earth

Chloe Slater has a wonderful new release out called Riot Earth. It is filled with sonic waves of love. The Bournemouth lass is off her rocker good!

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Margo Cilker: Little White Cross

Margo Cilker is the softest and warmest Americana available today. Her latest is called Little White Cross and it is simply wonderful. 

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Jess Williamson: A Mile South of Heaven

Really loving the latest from Jess Williamson. A Mile South of Heaven is a modern day gem and a most excellent slice of Americana. 

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Death Valley Girls: Welcome To Earth

Death Valley Girls have a wonderful new release out called Welcome To Earth. I love the whole indie girl vibe this record has.

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