Lake Ruth

Listen to new songs by Leikeli47, Joliette, Age of Apocalypse, Kendra Morris, Love Burns, and more…

This week in the Basement: reviews of new albums from Billy Nomates and Ganser, plus New Order’s Power, Corruption and Lies gets the box set treatment, a new series of Ennio Morricone compilations, and Edsel unearth a “lost” EP.

This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums from Sparks, The Magnetic Fields, Sleaford Mods, Public Practice, The Dears and Peaking Lights, plus the first-ever vinyl pressing of The Eighteenth Day of May’s 2005 debut.

Listen to new songs by Chromatics, CupcakKe, Brockhampton/Dua Lipa, Hamilton Leithauser, The Whitest Boy Alive, Hinds, Lithics, Testament, and more.

Lake Ruth are back with a new EP titled Crying Everyone Else’s Tears that’ll be out February 28.

The Slumberland 30 party features an all-Brooklyn lineup including Peel Dream Magazine, Jeanines, The Natvral (Kip from Pains of Being Pure at Heart) and Pale Lights.

Quintessential US indiepop label Slumberland Records, which has been home to Black Tambourine, Aislers Set, Lorelei, Lilys, Henry’s Dress, Crystal Stilts, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Boyracer and more, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year by going back to its roots and celebrating the 7″ single.

Australian post-punk group EXEK, who released album Ahead of Two Thoughts earlier this year, have a new EP…

This week: The Goon Sax’s terrific new ‘We’re Not Talking’; Baxter Dury teams with Etienne de Crécy for a new LP; plus Lake Ruth, French psych band Bootchy Temple, and two new 1968 compilations curated by Saint Etienne.

This week: great indiepop label Slumberland Records is doing a singles club for its 30th anniversary; an essential Fall compilation is getting its first-ever U.S. vinyl release; plus The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Kelley Stoltz, and Warm Drag (Oh Sees / K-holes).