Nadja

Fucked Up (ft. Matt Berninger), Sloan, Marissa Nadler + Nicole Atkins, Hidden Mothers remix album, benefit compilations for trans youth and NAMI, and more special/exclusive releases for the April Bandcamp fundraiser...

New songs from Oryx, Paysage d'Hiver, An Autumn For Crippled Children, Human Impact, Bones of the Earth, Blue Ox, Manslaughter 777, Purgatory, and more...

Listen to new songs by Closer, Nadja, Ibeyi, The Natvral, Home Is Where, Co-ed, IDK, Colleen, PACKS, Nancy Wilson, and more.

Iggy also lists off an impressive list of new bands he's been listening to. "Gimme Danger" is in theaters now.

Toronto experimental heavy outfit Nadja are playing some shows in 2016. Though most of those will be in Europe (they're mostly based in Berlin these days), NYC residents will have a chance to catch them when they come through for a show at Saint Vitus on May 29, where they'll be joined by the very cool bill of Insect Ark and Overishins...

South Carolinian crew Apart will open the NYC show with Trap Them at Saint Vitus on June 22 (tickets), the first of five on a stacked bill that also includes Full of Hell, Seven Sisters of Sleep and Psychic Limb...

The Psychic Paramount have filled in some holes surrounding their previously discussed US dates at Pitchfork and the Capital Hill Block Party and have turned that into a US tour, kicking things off with a show at Cameo on July 8th and looping back to NYC for a final show on the tour at Union Pool on August 9th...

The Psychic Paramount at Cake Shop (more by BBG) Brooklyn prog-kraut-acid rock trio The Psychic Paramount have already announced appearances at Pitchfork and Capitol Hill Block Party...

While I was getting my face caved in et al, Nadja was dropping blissful/crushing tunes at the Issue Project Room (on 2/12), as one of the last events of the Unsound Festival...

DOWNLOAD: Aidan Baker - "Liminoid Part III" (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Tim Hecker - "Chimeras" (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Tim Hecker - "Radio Spiricom" (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Tim Hecker - "Blood Rainbow" (MP3) The ongoing Unsound festival continues to impress...