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Dark Rave with Nite Fields

Nite Fields new single “Voyeur” takes you to the dancefloor with its contemporary techno beats intro, electronic new layer and new fundament under their usual cool monotone post-punk vocals, dark synths and dreamy 80’s guitars.
A Place To Bury Strangers Kick Out Their Jams Soon

Brooklyn-based noise heroes A Place To Bury Strangers have something new out on Famous Class in about one month: An EP named Kicking Out Jams. Famous Class shared the noisy snippets of the first 3 songs already 2 days ago on soundcloud .Check the full track-list below. The new songs have been created in the…
Valerinne – Terra Amata

Romanian instrumental post-rock band Valerinne are to release their third album “Monumenta” on February 11, 2016. Today they shared the first track of the album “Terra Amata”. The ten and a half minutes piece is accompanied by a black-and-white-videoclip featuring already indicative imagery of organic nature: juxtapositions of rotating crystal rock and microscopic views of…
interview about music on tour with Lower Dens – Listen to their recent songs on repeat

Lower Dens share their recent beloved songs in an exclusive set with you and gave us insight into their music listening habits on tour. We wanted to know what inspires them musically on the road and wondered which soundtrack their daily touring routine might be set to. The talented band gathered around exceptional live performer…
U.S. Girls live at Monarch, Berlin

U.S. Girls started off their cozy smoky intimate show at Monarch Berlin with our song on repeat “Rosemary”. Not afraid of shrill vocals, Meg Remy and her co-singer played with distortions and little vocal and instrumental dissonances,. The songs were either coloured in lingering gloomy wave sounds, or as a crazy persiflage of danceable 60s girl…
New love from Beach House

Baltimore’s Dreampop heroes Beach House will release another new album called “Thank Your Lucky Stars” on october 16th, shortly after their latest glorious full-length “Depression Cherry”. “It was recorded at the same time as Depression Cherry, but for us, it’s very much a different record. All of its songs were written after the DC songs” …