Listen to new songs by Brutus, Ty Segall, Superorganism/Stephen Malkmus, Bicep, Peach Fuzz, Poolblood, Ellen Arkbro & Johan Graden, The Lord + Petra Haden, and more...
The Mantles' new album, All Odds End, is out next week (10/16) on Slumberland. Produced by Papercuts' Jason Quever, it's still indie pop inspired by '60s paisley jangle and shambolic '80s-era groups like Television Personalities, but it's just a little more polished than usual...
Jackson Heights' The Beets established their love affair with professional wrestling with their first album, Spit On The Face Of People Who Don't Want To Be Cool, the title of which was a reference to wrestler Carlito Colón...
As mentioned, San Francisco quartet The Mantles are releasing Long Enough to Leave via Slumberland on June 18. If you dig '60s garage pop, keep an eye out for this one...
Oakland, CA's Mantles make lightly jangling garage pop, owing a lot to late '60s acts like Velvet Underground, The Kinks or the Troggs. The band's new album, Long Enough To Leave, is wistful like an early autumn afternoon and will be out June 18 on Slumberland...