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02/24/2020

Porridge Radio's forthcoming album, 'Every Bad,' is "their most powerful work to date, struck through with meticulous arrangements and production." Read their full rising feature over at Pitchfork:

Frontwoman Dana Margolin talks about the terrors of exposing yourself in song, the stupidity of candy apples, and her band’s captivating new album, Every Bad, in this Rising interview.

01/24/2020

Andy Shauf's new album, 'The Neon Skyline,' is out today! UPROXX calls it " a beguiling soft rock universe." Read the full interview here:

The Canadian singer-songwriter tells the story of one momentous night in a local bar on his new album.

01/21/2020

Nap Eyes will release their new album, Snapshot of a Beginner, on 3/27 via Jagjaguwar / Royal Mountain Records in partnership with Paradise of Bachelors. Today, they announce a North American tour and share the lead single/video, "Mark Zuckerberg."

Here is a song called "Mark Zuckerberg." Do Nap Eyes have your attention yet? Alright, good. In truth, the Halifax quartet have deserved your listening ears for many years now. Over the course of three albums, they've developed into a unit as capable of rock 'n' roll fireworks as the languid folksy....

12/11/2019

Big Thief's "Not" is NPR Music's #1 Song of the Year! Read their kind words about the track here:

12/10/2019

A lot of PPPR artists in Pitchfork's Best 50 Albums of 2019! Big Thief, Angel Olsen, Cate Le Bon, Sharon Van Etten, plus more. Take a look here:

The artists who ruled the year, starring FKA twigs, Bon Iver, Kim Gordon, DaBaby, and more

11/05/2019

🌎According to Forbes, Gold-Diggers is one of the coolest hotels in the world! Read why here:

Michelin Guide recently acquired Tablet Hotels to build a Travel Business, and they have launched a new app to include Michelin starred restaurants.

10/30/2019

Angel Olsen's 'My Woman,' KEVIN MORBY's 'Harlem River,' The War On Drugs' 'A Deeper Understanding,' Sharon Van Etten's 'Remind Me Tomorrow,' & Unknown Mortal Orchestra's self-titled are just a few of the albums we have included in Aquarium Drunkard's best of the decade list...Check out the other artists/albums here!

Well, that was fast. Decade is just about over, and as it draws to a close, its highs look awfully high in the rearview. Presented here, an unranked sprawl of 100 records that stuck with us, managing to break through the noise of an increasingly distracting age, and stick around in our heads.

10/21/2019

"Through their commitment to these collaborative relationships, and to vulnerable, evocative lyrics, Konradsen celebrates the experience of bonding with others, through all its ups and downs." Konradsen's debut album, Saints and Sebastian Stories, is out this Friday via Cascine!

The Norwegian duo finds inspiration from multiple sources.

10/09/2019

ICYMI, here is Pitchfork's best new music review of Angel Olsen's new album, 'All Mirrors,' out now on Jagjaguwar!

The breathtaking songs of Angel Olsen’s fifth album are fleshed out by a 12-piece string section and deliver grand gestures about romance, authenticity, and being simply at the mercy of how we feel.

10/01/2019

Wilco's new album, Ode to Joy, is Stereogum's album of the week!

Weariness sounds good on Jeff Tweedy. Much of the power and beauty across Wilco's discography has resulted from their founder and frontman sounding beaten-down by life on Earth, reflecting back his listeners' struggle to make sense of their own messy existence. Tweedy is better than most at crafting...

09/18/2019

"[All Mirrors] wanders forcefully into the sepia-soaked rhythms of bygone eras... It sounds huge, and Olsen wrangles her voice into the shape of a wise protagonist, wandering through different long-gone movie sets." Read Angel Olsen's full feature over at The FADER!

Following a tumultuous end to her MY WOMAN tour, Angel Olsen is back with her fourth record All Mirrors, her most hopeful work yet.

09/11/2019

“'Miami Memory' is an unabashed love record that explores relationships at their most sentimental moments and their wildest extremes.” - GQ on Alex Cameron's new album, out this Friday via Secretly Canadian!

A conversation with the songwriter on how he crafted such a wild hybrid.