Gordi finally lets Nylon breathe online after hiding it on the tour table
Gordi releases the once tour-only Nylon EP to streaming, a live-to-tape four-song set built from nylon-string guitar, no overdubs and quiet indie-folk precision.
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Gordi releases the once tour-only Nylon EP to streaming, a live-to-tape four-song set built from nylon-string guitar, no overdubs and quiet indie-folk precision.
Stereogum profiles Die Spitz as the Austin punk band rides the momentum of Something To Consume, larger-than-life videos and a reputation for live-wire chaos.
Academy Records begins selling records from Tom Verlaine’s personal collection, offering a rare look at the Television guitarist’s wide-ranging listening life.
Bandcamp Daily names Shark School’s Selachimorpha Album of the Day, spotlighting the Galway band’s debut as a sharp new alternative-rock arrival.
Bandcamp Daily’s Side Door feature follows Karina Rykman’s unexpected jam alliances, highlighting a bassist comfortable moving through scenes by doing what feels right.
Matthew Herbert and Momoko Gill release Clay (Bonus Edition) through Strut, expanding their electronic collaboration with a same-day Bandcamp edition.