Directed by filmmaker Dan Sully – who also created the video for the first album’s single ‘Come Closer’– this cinematic love letter to Liverpool offers a series of emotionally resonant vignettes shot in classic black and white.
Directed by filmmaker Dan Sully – who also created the video for the first album’s single ‘Come Closer’– this cinematic love letter to Liverpool offers a series of emotionally resonant vignettes shot in classic black and white.
London-based Carmen Villain released her tempestuous debut album, Sleeper, last week on Smalltown Supersound.
London duo Pale are set to release their debut single “Too Much” through 37 Adventures; the second artist to come from this exciting new label.
Electronic lo-fi duo AACT RRAISER officially release their new single “Northern Lights” b/w “Ghost Princess” this Fall on Manimal, followed shortly by their debut full length album TBA.
The Ocean – where Saturday, Monday’s dramatic strings over minimal techno is paired with Julia’s poetry and haunting vocals – tells a dark, sublime tale off love lost.
This is the long-overdue interview with the man behind The Orphanage Music, a musician, an artist and a true pioneer.
The work of Angel Olsen is entirely her own: a raw, glowing sound that stands out now just as much as it did in 2010.
The ‘San Francisco’ video clip captures the kaleidoscopic and blurring world that the artist was forced to inhabit the week just before shooting it.
The North Borders is a long stride forward – both a natural evolution and a continuation of the electronic palette of Black Sands.
We Are Animal have returned to their native mountainous region of Snowdonia, North Wales to record a new album.
Featuring the superb Katie Stelmanis of Austra, “Save Me” is the first single from Hervé’s forthcoming album, ‘The Art Of Disappearing’, out March 4th on Cheap Thrills.
With a new full-length rocktronica album scheduled for release in March 2013, new DJ music coming and an official remix of the The Doors – Waiting For The Sun, the group plans to have a very busy upcoming year.
If there were such a thing as musical soul mates, Mowgli Moon and Rocky Chance, of the LA-based group He Met Her, would fit the bill.
Barbarian’s “Medium Spirits”, a hazy toned with ’80s feel, filmed by the band themselves through an iPhone while on a trip around Southern California.
A video designed and directed by Becky Sloan and Joseph Pelling, made up from over 1,000 separate plasticine collages all individually made by hand.
Generator, Northern Film & Media and Ross Anderson (Dustfarm Films, represented by J6 Films) teamed up with Young Turks and XL Recordings for ‘Transmission’ to present the stunning new music video for SBTKT’s ‘Trials of the Past’.
Another day, another celebrity fashion collaboration. This one finds ska and reggae influenced band No Doubt mixing with the polo shirt and argyle sweater brand Fred Perry.
At a time when most artists pull farther from the public, you get the feeling that Kevin Barnes is more interested in his fans than ever before, if only to better understand himself.
Andy Burrows will release his stunning solo album, Company, on Play It Again Sam, on October 22nd. Co-produced by Burrows with Tim Baxter, the album will be preceded by a single, Because I Know That I Can, on October 8th.
Zebra Katz and Njena Reddd Foxxx, the artists behind the hit track “Ima Read,” talk music, performance art, and personal style after a Bloginity.com exclusive photoshoot shot by fine artist Alison Brady.
Brazilian sensation Céu announces her North American summer tour in support of her new travel-inspired record, Caravana Sereia Bloom which debuted at #1 on the iTunes Brazilian Chart.
The name Renee Yohe may be familiar to you from all the support work the non-profit organization, To Write Love on Her Arms has done in her honor.
After her hugely acclaimed debut album Songs For The Ravens, Sea of Bees – a.k.a. Sacramento-born and -based Julie Ann Baenziger – returns with a stunning new album, ‘Orangefarben’ to be released on 9th April on Heavenly Recordings.
Regina Spektor will release her highly anticipated new studio album ‘What We Saw From The Cheap Seats’ on May 28th on Sire / Warner Bros. Records. The album reunites Spektor with production partner Mike Elizondo (Eminem, Fiona Apple, Dr. Dre) and is her first album of new material since 2009’s ‘far’.
Texas-based multi-instrumentalist John Dulfilho is responsible for a lot of great music, whether as founder of The Deathray Davies and I Love Math or as drummer with psych-pop Elephant 6 collective Apples in Stereo.