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.

Beck

Last week, Beck quietly released his 15th studio album with "Ride Lonesome."  It's been a few years since his last full-length, and on the new album he's digging back into those sad Beck sounds, akin to the lush and melancholy vibes of "Sea Change" or "Morning Phase."  Check out the gentle "In the Night" below and get the LP here.

Wayfarer

Denver band Wayfarer make a kind of western-tinged hard rock music, like the heavy soundtrack to some bleak Spaghetti Western, but with occasional bursts of doom and black metal interspersed among the psychedelic Americana.  Definitely its own vibe, and it transports right into the thick of it.  Check out "Hollow Hearts on the Trail to Eden" below and pre-order the band's forthcoming "Riders of the Setting Sun" LP here from Vesperian.

Thorn Wych

Here's some strange and haunting experimental folk from UK artist Thorn Wych.  The music on "Aesthesis" sounds ancient, like the musical accompaniment to some exotic ritual, passed down through the ages, old myths and foreign customs.  Check out the warped and yearning strings of "Longing Song" below and get the LP here from Tompkins Square.

Daily Jam - I Love You, Honeybear

Eleven years on, and i think that Father John Misty's sophomore album "I Love You, Honeybear" is still one of the best odes to being stupid, crazy in love out there.  And he nails it from the opening title track.  Listen below, our Daily Jam.

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.