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Opus Kink release Will It Come For You?, the latest single from The Sweet Goodbye, turning disillusionment, fate and wonk-pop swagger into a wonderfully anxious new dispatch.
SOAK returns with death valley fridge magnet, their first solo single in four years, bringing intimate Irish indie songwriting back into the release conversation.
corto.alto announces SOME SMALL FORTUNE and shares GO featuring Vector, opening a Ninja Tune album full of jazz, rap, electronic, classical and indie collaboration.
Parts & Labor announce Set Of All Sets and unveil Seamripper, marking the noise-punk band’s first album in fifteen years with a properly jagged return.
Julia Holter announces Materia and shares Fantasy, a celestial chamber-pop single that makes reverie, survival and strange momentum feel inseparable.
This Is Lorelei announces The Singer In My Band and shares Billy Came Back, a Matador road-record opener from Nate Amos’ endlessly productive indie universe.