Klaxons announced their return with the catchy There Is No Other Time, followed up with Children of the Sun. While my third offering of lunch is yet another Big Mac, Klaxons’ third offering of new album Love Frequency is Atom...
We have some slow, psychedelic rock for you, and from Denmark, no less. The band are called The Wands, which sounds absolutely magical. The men behind the magic are Christian Skibdal and Mads Gräs. The track from The Wands is...
Some dream pop to make you float away your day. The male duo are called Aquilo and they have a new self-titled EP, which you can stream below. Opener You There is sparse and dreamy, while the rest of the...
London group Flyte are prepping new single We Are the Rain. The band have shared a B-side, the anti-Cheers titled track Where Nobody Knows Your Name. Sounds like every party that I have ever been to. Where Nobody Knows Your...
We previously featured Solomon Grey and the London duo’s fab track, Last Century Man. The lads return with Glas/Green, and I don’t know what that title means either. I do know that it is another good track. It has a...
Record Store Day is fast approaching – Saturday April 19. Aussie electro dance specialists, Cut Copy, will be treating us to a new song on RSD. Luckily, you don’t need to be some vinyl-loving weirdo to hear the new song,...
I’m cautious about reading any piece of news on April 1 for fear of an April Fools Day prank. The major of the largest city in Canada is doing crack and an alcoholic? Surely April Fools, right? No? Oh –...
Some Southern Comfort from a band from the American Midwest. We interviewed The Orwells, so you know they’re awesome. The band are about to release new album Disgraceland and have another new track. Southern Comfort is somewhat less riotous from...
PHM caught London Grammar in Toronto back in October. As the band gear up for another Toronto show on April 7 (with highly touted opener Vancouver Sleep Clinic), the band have dropped another single from their debut album If You...
First Aid Kit’s last album was well liked at the PeteHatesMusic headquarters, landing at the number 5 spot on our Top Albums of 2012, and their track Emmylou making our Top Songs of 2012. Well then, I’m as happy as...
We have a little ditty for you from Disaster in the Universe. The band are from Norway, which I’m led to believe is somewhere in Europe. The band describes Sunlight as psychedelic rock, but I would classify it as sunny...
More stuff from experimental instrumentalists Hiss Tracts. David Bryant and Kevin Doria make up Hiss Tracts, and they previously gave us a video for halo getters. They return with a song called for the transient projectionist. The five minute track...
Some catchy, spacey guitar pop from London’s Popstrangers, just released on the excellent Washington DC label Carpark Records.
Jamie xx (or Jamie Smith on his driver’s license) from The xx has made a name for himself by DJ’ing and remixing tracks for all kinds of acts. Jamie xx is releasing a 12″ with 2 tracks on it –...
William Onyeabor – who the hell is he and why are bands covering him? Onyeabor made a bunch of African synth-based music in the 70s and 80s. David Byrne’s Luaka Bop label put out some of his stuff last year,...
