Harmony Tividad lets Lifetime turn leaving into a long emotional apprenticeship
Harmony Tividad releases Lifetime via KRO Records, her debut solo album after Girlpool, following the vulnerable single I’m Still Learning How To Leave You.
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Harmony Tividad releases Lifetime via KRO Records, her debut solo album after Girlpool, following the vulnerable single I’m Still Learning How To Leave You.
Ibeyi release Offering, a 26 June album highlighted in Pitchfork’s release guide, continuing the duo’s blend of soul, electronics, Yoruba tradition and intimate sisterhood.
Brutalismus 3000 release Harmony via Live From Earth and Columbia, bringing their high-impact blend of rave, punk pressure and electronic extremity into the 26 June album cycle.
Girl Trouble release As Is via K Records, adding Northwest garage-rock grit, old-scene charm and unpolished attitude to the 26 June album shelf.
M. Geddes Gengras releases Guest List, a 26 June album in The Line of Best Fit’s release schedule that points toward modular electronics, ambient patience and deep textural drift.
Makeshift Art Bar release Marionette EP on 26 June, adding a compact burst of alternative-rock tension to the day’s independent release shelf.