Explore the album "Wishing Moon" by Wintersleep, a must-have in the alternative rock genre. This LP, released by Dine Alone Music Inc., invites you into a captivating musical journey filled with depth and emotion.

After releasing their 2010 album Treats on Mom+Pop–which became an indie classic, deemed 'Best New Music' by Pitchfork, 'phenomenal' by Paste Magazine, 'pop smarts' by Rolling Stone, and a 'game-changer' by Stereogum–Sleigh Bells have returned to the label for their fifth studio album, Texis, out on CD on September 10, 2021, the day after their sold-out Treats 10-Year Anniversary show at Webster Hall and ahead of a headline US tour throughout October and February.

n the five years that have elapsed since the release of Alvvays’ second album, Antisocialites, and their long-awaited third, Blue Rev, the Toronto-via-PEI band had to deal with every possible roadblock a band could face: lineup changes, demo thefts, gear-destroying basement floods—and that was before the pandemic.

VOLUMES: ONE, the first non-studio release from Bon Iver, captures 10 distinctive live performances, recorded between 2019 and 2023, showcasing Justin Vernon and his band at their most whole. There’s a warmth and exuberance across the album, as well as the sort of muscular sound you can really only get at a live show.

Brooklyn 5-piece Geese have detailed their anticipated sophomore album 3D Country, via Partisan Records. Co-produced by the band and James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, Depeche Mode, Shame), the album’s 11 tracks are an explosion in both scope and vision for the group.

Over the course of their extraordinarily accomplished discography to date, Django Django have constantly headed left where others have gone right. Described by The Guardian as “capable of making music that sounds close to perfection”, they are known for their genre defying eclectic sound and their new album Glowing in the Dark heralds, once again, the beginning of a thrilling new era for the band.

As previously announced, L.Y.R. will release their new album Dark Sky Reservation on 3rd April via Real World Records. Today, the trio share the LP’s title track, and it arrives as both a mission statement and a mood: slow-burning, quietly disquieting, and shot through with the kind of lyrical precision you’d expect from a band fronted by UK poet laureate Simon Armitage.

Happy 25th Anniversary to Pete Yorn’s debut album musicforthemorningafter, originally released March 27, 2001. Pete Yorn’s seminal record musicforthemorningafter was an auspicious debut for the artist when it was released in 2001, ushering in a new era for introspective, acoustic-based singer/songwriters.

In the hands of Courtney Barnett, fragments of everyday life become rich and riveting. A deft lyricist and virtuosic guitarist with inimitable musicianship, Barnett first found critical acclaim with 2013's The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas and broke into the mainstream in 2015 with her debut album, Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit. Garnering a coveted Best New Artist Grammy nomination and numerous other accolades, the album stands as a generational classic. Barnett followed her debut with 2017's Lotta Sea Lice, an acclaimed collaborative record with Kurt Vile, and eschewed the vignettes of her early records on 2018's Tell Me How You Really Feel, her humid, political sophomore record. In 2021, she released Things Take Time, Take Time, a remarkable artistic step forward. On March 27th, 2026 Courtney will release her 4th studio album, Creature of Habit.

"The Man Comes Around" is a cover of a song by another JC: Johnny Cash, no less! It was featured in "The Hack", a TV dramatisation of the phone hacking scandal that led to the closure of "The News of the World" newspaper back in July 2011. "Marrying for Love" and "Cold Call on the Hotline" date from the demo sessions for the album More. Nick Banks wrote the music for "Marrying for Love", Candida Doyle wrote the music for "Cold Call on the Hotline”.

The Arms of Someone New formed in 1983 in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, when college students Mel Eberle and Steve Jones combined their introspective artistry into music marked by atmospheric guitars, minimalist synthesizers, vintage drum machines, and tape loops. This collection of 33 tracks, recorded before their 1985 album SUSAN SLEEPWALKING, evokes the romantic intensity of Half Japanese and Beat Happening, yet bears a quietly seductive charm all its own. In early 1983, Mel was in the band The First Things, managed and produced by Steve. As the two grew to be closer friends they started making music independently of what Mel was writing & recording for The First Things. The idea for The Arms of Someone New was to combine their varied interests in The Beatles, psychedelia, blues, new wave and post-punk to create a sound that wrapped around the listener like fog.

The year is 2026, the rollercoaster ride that was Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine has long since been shut down and covered in tarpaulin to make way for a 21st century theme park of bland pop.

Sitarist, composer and producer Anoushka Shankar releases her new deluxe album, Love Letters P.S., which follows her original Love Letters EP and includes four new tracks including two remixes from composer-producers Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Sandunes and two brand new songs!

Transmitter is Max Clarke’s fourth full length record as Cut Worms. Produced by Jeff Tweedy at Wilco’s Loft studio, Transmitter marks a deepening of Clarke’s abilities and the convergence of two artists whose work searches for grace amid dislocation. These are places shaped by the myth of self-reliance, where people sold the idea of connection through technology have been reduced to quiet transmitters—data points bought and sold, manipulated and measured, their lives distorted through the very networks meant to unite them.