Frost Children turn Satellites into a 24-hour panic transmission
Frost Children announce Tweaker Poem and share Satellites, a sleep-deprived EP opener born from discomfort, isolation and spontaneous sibling chaos.
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Frost Children announce Tweaker Poem and share Satellites, a sleep-deprived EP opener born from discomfort, isolation and spontaneous sibling chaos.
Jim James announces Wowed Out and shares Come Again, a self-produced solo return shaped by media overstimulation, psychedelic piano rock and stubborn beauty.
Brandon Flowers announces Thrasher, his first solo album since 2015, previewing a countrified turn with pedal steel, big-heart songwriting and Killers-sized drama.
Pitchfork reviews CFCF’s L.U.V., with Montreal’s Michael Silver moving from Y2K electronica into 2010s dance-pop irony, affection and glittering club memory.
Pitchfork reviews Cannelle’s self-released debut mixtape CINNA, a blingy EDM-infused electro-pop set full of online fantasy, attitude and ambition.
Pitchfork reviews Jake Kaufman’s Mina the Hollower soundtrack, a dynamic chiptune score that stretches Game Boy Color limitations into full gothic adventure.