Cultfever’s debut is an inventive and unpredictable set of songs conceived and created by Manhattan couple J. Peter Durniak and Tamara Jafar. Having turned their humble abode into a late night think tank and recording studio the pair got to...Read More »

After releasing records by Gross Magic, Echo Lake and Dignan Porch, all via their very own Marshall Teller Record label, Colours have given themselves a bit of me time. They’ve recorded a rather special EP called Drip Haze and it...Read More »

On her new EP, Belita, Jenny Gillespie demonstrates not only her angelic tones but her elegant guitar skills and natural ability to pen some timeless tunes. She’s somehow tapped into the soul of Joni Mitchell and taken it somewhere new....Read More »

Unicycle Loves You have just stepped it up a gear with new record Failure. It fires off melody after melody, all lovingly wrapped in layers of distortion, DIY fondness and a passing nod to some old-school 90s indie. We’d go...Read More »

Jamuel Saxon was conceived from Keith Milgaten, a San Diego musician with a new found love for a more intelligent form of dance music. After a battle with drink and drugs Keith got his head down, taking on a few...Read More »

Kapowski’s debut, Boy Detective, is a lush free-fall into Pop. It’s the sort of Pop that doesn’t hold back, laden with strings, psychedelic tints and an endless flow of imagination. The Oakland-based band was built by Front man Jesse Rimler,...Read More »

Way Yes are way good, their new EP, Walkability, is our official morning mood setter. Building from a percussive backbone they craft songs which balance their African and Brazilian influences with modern day songwriting. Melancholy balanced with summertime bliss is...Read More »

Admittedly Batwings Catwings first caught our attention because we liked the name, but then we listened and it turned out we liked the music too. Bowlegs’ friends Foot Village had a hand in getting the band together when they happened...Read More »

High Highs started in Australia and picked it up in New York (along with an extra member). Their sound has a sparse and ethereal quality which can be heard all over their debut, self-titled EP. It seems that 2012 is...Read More »

Fol Chen member Julian Wass has gone it alone for his new, analogue love-in EP, Crystals. It’s a set of tracks that are up there with some of the best electronic music we’ve heard this year. Dreams of tangerine, a...Read More »