Deer Park & Valeria Litvakov

Here's a cool and weird new collaborative track from Deer Park and Valeria Litvakov.  Dig on the lo-fi bedroom alt-rock of "The Neverhood" below and download it here, along with the duo's other new track "Better than Mine" here from Deleted.

Daily Jam - Back Home Again

There's a lot of stuff out there that has never had a vinyl release.  Deserving stuff.  One of those deserving albums is the 2000 tribute to John Denver, "Take Me Home."  Here's Low's beautiful cover of "Back Home Again," our Daily Jam.

Weaver

Let the AM radio vibes flow with some throwback '70s pop rock sounds from Atlanta's Weaver.  The artist's self-titled full-length is out next month.  Pre-order it here from Primordial Void and listen to the psych and Americana-tinged "Don't You Feel Old" below.

Friday Horror Trailer - Scream

Daily Jam - Enchanted Place

It's been another long and shitty day today, and i'm stressed the fuck out.  Gonna center myself for a sec with some soothing sounds from The Gentle Waves, the project of former Belle & Sebastian singer Isobel Campbell.  Listen to "Enchanted Place" below, our Daily Jam.

White Poppy

Time to just sail away on a hazy dream.  This time around with "Weight of the World," the new single from dreampop artist White Poppy.  Listen to the track below and just fade away.  And download it here.

Calla

It's been almost two decades since we last heard from New York band Calla, but next month brings us new album "De Facto."  New tune "Paralyzed" has a synthy post punk thing going for it, propulsive beats, eerie synth notes, and gloomy guitar riffs.  Check it out below and pre-order the new LP here from the band.

Yndling

Here's a dreamy new track from Norwegian artist Yndling.  Check out the quite lovely "Shell" below and download it here from the artist.

Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan

The last Friday in October brings us new music from UK electronic artist Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan, which seems fitting because "This Machine," the opening track on the forthcoming "Industrial Growth" LP, has an almost sinister quality to it.  This is definitely a darker mood than we usually get from the artist.  Check the track out below and pre-order the LP here from Castles in Space.

Daily Jam - Gentle Wave

Why don't you dig on some spacey, groovy, jazzy sounds from Japanese pianist and composer Hirosama Suzuki this fine morning?  I know i am.  Here's a cut from the artist's 1977 album "Skip Step Colgen."  Listen to "Gentle Wave" below, our Daily Jam.