Saddle Creek

Lead single ”the party” is hushed indie folk that should appeal to fans of anything from Iron & Wine to Phoebe Bridgers.

Disq are the Wisconsin-based duo of Isaac deBroux-Slone and Raina Bock, who are both still in their teens and who draw influence from a wide array of guitar-oriented music, be it ’70s pop (Todd Rundgren, Big Star), ’90s indie like Weezer and Sloan, and more.

Hand Habits also has tons of upcoming tour dates, including three NYC shows (two of which are with Japanese Breakfast).

Over the course of the song's six minutes, new song ”Deterritory” treks through slowcore-ish indie rock, math rock-tinged emo, expansive post-rock, and more. It's good stuff...

”Having this identity—radical indigenous queer feminist—keeps me going. My music and my identity come from the same foundation of being a Native woman,” says Black Belt Eagle Scout, aka Katherine Paul.

Sarah Beth Tomberlin grew up listening to the sad, personal music of Bright Eyes, and now she's signed to the same label.

LA-via-Chicago indie rockers Young Jesus released the very good S/T earlier this year, and they've now signed to Saddle Creek...

In protest of President Donald Trump's declaration that transgender people will no longer be able to serve in the military, Bandcamp is donating 100% of its share of all sales today (August 4) to the Transgender Law Center...

Saddle Creek vet Conor Oberst plays Prospect Park this week with Saddle Creek newcomers Hop Along and Big Thief. Ahead of the show, each band tells us about their favorite Saddle Creek albums.

Sam Evian (aka Celestial Shore singer Sam Owens) will release his debut album Premium this Friday (9/30) via the trusty Saddle Creek, who's been on a roll lately with releases by Big Thief and Hop Along...