The Lounge Society announce debut album, share “Bloody Money”
The album, Tired of Liberty, was produced by Dan Carey (Fontaines DC, Wet Leg) and will be out in August via Speedy Wunderground.
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Indie Basement (4/29): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more
This week in Indie Basement: The Aluminum Group, Melody's Echo Chamber, Honeyglaze, Kelly Lee Owens, Astrel K (Ulrika Spacek), Julie Doiron, Röyksopp, SCALPING, Shilpa Ray, and The Flashing Lights
Review: Wet Leg’s self-titled debut is an absolute blast
One of the most hyped groups in recent memory, Wet Leg deliver on the promise of “Chaise Longue“ with easygoing charm and catchy song after catchy song.
Kae Tempest announces ‘The Line is the Curve,’ shares “More Pressure” ft Kevin Abstract
‘The Line is the Curve‘ is out in April and also features appearances by Lianne La Havas, Fontaines DC's Grian Chatten, and more.
Indie Basement (11/5): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more
This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums from Penelope Isles, MUNYA, Hard Feelings, Chime School, A Certain Ratio, Nation of Language, plus Massage and more.
Watch A Certain Ratio’s video for Dan Carey remix of “Down & Dirty”
A Certain Ratio's remix album 'Loco Remezclada' will be out November 5 via Mute and features reworks by Lou Hayter, The Orielles, LoneLady, Maps and more.
A Certain Ratio prep remix album, share Dan Carey remix of “Down & Dirty”
‘Loco Remezclada‘ also features remixes by Lou Hayter, The Orielles, LoneLady, Maps, Sink Ya Teeth, Skream, and more.
Brooklyn band Geese prep debut album, share “Low Era,” playing Desert Daze, Shaky Knees, more
Mixed by Dan Carey (Squid, black midi), Geese‘s debut album will be out in October.
21 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs from Woods, dvsn/Ty Dolla $ign/Mac Miller, Yola, Villagers, moa moa (Speedy Wunderground), John Cameron Mitchell, Jaykae/Jorja Smith, Yajirobe (mem Infant Island), and more
Squid discuss their experimental, dystopian debut album, ‘Bright Green Field’
Squid's excellent debut album is an experimental, intricately arranged post-punk record with timely, dystopian themes. Just don't call it a ”lockdown record.”