Jonathan Bree

New Zealand artist Jonathan Bree drops the dark and horny pop album of the year with his new "Don't Call it Love" LP.  I guess that album cover is the first indication of what's going on here, a sultry mix of trip-hop, R&B, and electro-pop.  Check out "Savour My Love" featuring vocals from Rachel Clarke below, and get the double LP here from Lil' Chief Records.

The Sick Man of Europe

London based project The Sick Man of Europe makes dark electro post punk jams for goth raves and vampire parties.  Dig on the propulsive new track "Eyeless/Mindless" below and order the new "The Intermittent Signal" LP, out on Friday, here from The Leaf Label.

Daily Jam - Wisdom

Here's a great early track from Brian Jonestown Massacre for your Tuesday afternoon.  Listen to "Wisdom" below, our Daily Jam.

Winter at Sea

Here is some epic and sprawling new post rock from UK band Winter at Sea.  "Hearts" is a cinematic suite comprised of five different pieces that plays like a closed fist shaking defiantly at the universe.  Check it out below and get the cassette here from A Cheery Wave Records.

Living Hour

Winnipeg bedroom dreampop/shoegaze band are set to drop their new "Magnet" EP at the end of the week.  Check out the tranquil, ethereal title track below and pre-order the download here from Paper Bag Records.

The Balloonist

It's been a long day (again).  Here are some lovely sounds from The Balloonist to just make it all float away.  "Curtain Light" is a soothing, kinda trippy mix of dreampop, chillwave, and lo-fi vaporwave, the perfect kind of track to close your eyes and disintegrate to.  Listen below and pre-order the upcoming "Spirit Duplicator" album here from Wayside & Woodland Recordings.

Daily Jam - Sugarcube

Today, here's the great indie rock band Yo La Tengo with "Sugarcube."  Watch the director's cut of the video below, featuring Bob Odenkirk, David Cross, and John Ennis from Mr. Show, our Daily Jam.

Dummy

LA band Dummy fuse elements of shoegaze, psychedelia, and the late '80s/early '90s sounds of Manchester to delirious effect.  On their upcoming new album "Do You Love the Color of the Sky?," the band sites artists like Seefeel, Windy and Carl, Bjork, The Sundays, and Madonna's "Ray of Light" as influences.  That's a lot of cool sounds coming together.  Check out "Full Spectrum Dominance" below and pre-order the LP here from Polyvinyl.

Bodywash

Montreal duo Bodywash have a new album heading our way in November with the forthcoming "Laughing at Noise" LP.  New track "Lapsang" has some cool '90s alt-rock vibes going for it, bits of slowcore guitar melodies and post-grunge riffs.  Check it out below and pre-order the album here from Light Organ Records.

Daily Jam - Flux

If you're still in bed, here's your Sunday morning wake up call from Bardo Pond.  Some '90s noisy, psychedelic space/post rock should do the trick.  Listen to "Flux" below, our Daily Jam.