From the artist: They're as likely to cite Prince and Michael Jackson as influences as they are Talking Heads and Bowie and they've taken the best bits from these most glittering of inspirations and come up with somet... more »

From the artist: With synthesizer and vocal loops smothered in a haze of reverb, Kellarissa asks eternal questions disguised as pop songs.

From the artist: A new alternative metal and ard rock project featuring one guy, his guitar, and a bunch of synthesized stuff.

Editors' Review: Sometimes, a band will record in a warehouse so they can tell people they recorded in a warehouse. And sometimes, they'll do it to sound like this. No strangers to the post-industrial motif--they're f... more »

Editors' Review: The Detroit group offers a spacey and blissful indie music, but to call this dream pop would be going too far. For all the handsome ambient touches (pealing xylophone, wispy synths), the sound here re... more »

Editors' Review: For all the indie bands calling their rock "avant-garde," few make the claim meaningful. But the Friedberger siblings have made terrific use of classic a-g tropes in a modern indie mode, working with ... more »

From the artist: Every once in a while a group of musicians, each very talented in their own right, find each other and it's immediately clear the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. We all count it as a bless... more »