Synth wave anyone? Here's some new music from UK electronic artist Occams Laser. "Odyssey of Noise Vol. VI" is all set to accompany your video games and faux horror/action flicks. Dig on "Apex" below and get the album here.
Fawn is the poppy electronic project of former Chromatics member Nat Walker and former Glass Candy member Ida No. The duo just dropped new single "Eyes" a few days ago. Check it out below, dance around your house, and download it here.
Here's a little bedroom alt-pop from California artist Oubliette. The sound is a mix of electronic pop, alternative rock, trip-hop, and dreamy shoegaze. Check out "Away" below and grab the "All Songs" album here from The Funeral Party.
I've posted all kinds of music from Japan over the last couple of days, psych and prog and jazz and new age and so on. Now it's time for some new wave. Here's Picky Picnic with the surreal "Aischu No Melody (The Setting Sun in Africa)." Check it out below, our Daily Jam.
Chicago band Russian Circles are back next month with a new album of post rock / post metal to rattle our eardrums and shake our brains. Check out "Empath" below and pre-order the "Nine" album here from Sargent House.
Here's a beautiful and lounge-tinged exotica track from Japanese composer Takeo Yamashita. Because we live in a society of prudes, you'll have to verify your age to listen to our Daily Jam, "さよなら砂山," or "Goodbye, Sand Mountain" below. But you definitely should.
Montreal indie rock band Bodywash dropped a new single for our listening pleasure a couple of weeks back. Check out the sweet and reverby "Come and Go" below and download the track here from the band.
Here's some dreampop-tinged new alt-rock from Sacramento band Soft Science. Bop along to "Spinning" below and pre-order the group's upcoming "Sand" LP here from Shelflife Records.
Deep diving on a bunch of weird old music on YouTube the last few months, and i've discovered a ton of Japanese stuff (jazz, psych, prog, city pop, etc.) that's been filling my earspace. Check out this cool and dramatic psych rock track from Goro Inoue called "John" below, our Daily Jam.
