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Naive Set – Reclining Nude

Naive Set may be as bashful in demeanour as their name implies, but the harmony-filled, Real Estate- and Allah-Las-channelling indie

Juan Waters' slightly goofy, charmingly imperfect folk sounds like New York’s answer to Daniel Johnston. by Carly Blair

Brothers is an album about disappearing, about starting over, set against a sumptuous, spacious and often groovy backdrop of psychedelia, dub,

The retrophilic weirdness of Jack Name calls to mind collaborator Ariel Pink, and becomes ever more oddly compelling with repeat listens. by

If you can forgive its derivative sound, you’ll find Too True to be as pleasantly humdrum as a scoop of vanilla ice

Trust was always the brainchild of Toronto multi-instrumentalist Robert Alfons, so widdling the group down to a solo endeavour was

The Nina Tune signing and mastermind behind seminal Manchester night Hula:Hula releases the title track from new album Ghosts Of Then

About a month ago, Brooklyn-based producer and former 100% Silk artist Ital released a mesmerizing 7 -minute Aurora Halal-collaboration of

London-born but Berlin-based producer Heatsick re-engineers the title track from his latest PAN release into oddly colourful display of vibrant

Here's a little something else courtesy of Arif Malawi, the first Somewhere Else Mixtape featuring multiple Logos, Mumdance, Gardland, Fatima

Frankie Rose drops the synths and teams up with touring guitarist Drew Citron as Beverly. "Honey Do" is the first

Bologna-based psych-pop quartet His Clancyness have a new video for dreamy, synth-driven serenade "Miss Out These Days". Directed by Anna