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NewsTENT Rotterdam is free for Subbacultcha! members for the entire month of February. They'll be exhibiting the first solo show
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Devendra Banhart – Never Seen Such Good Things
Music // AudioQuirky freak-folk singer Devendra Banhart is already on his eighth studio album - Mala will be released via his new home
Subbacultcha! X Viva Radio
NewsSubbacultcha! on Viva Radio | Listen here The latest installment of our Viva Radio show airs this week and features new
Widowspeak – Locusts
Music // VideoWidowspeak dropped their sophomore album Almanac via Captured Tracks today. Here's the new go-go dancing, variety show inspired music video, a first
Holly Herndon Confirmed
NewsBrazen, San Francisco-based electronic futurist Holly Herndon honed her crafts in the bowels of Berlin's famed club scene. She recently released
Alex Calder – Light Leave Your Eyes
Music // VideoAnother twangy lo-fi cut from former Makeout Videotape drummer and recent Captured Tracks signee Alex Calder's soon-to-be-released EP Time, this time
Blues Control – Opium Den/fade To Blue
Music // VideoAvant-noise duo Blues Control have just released a new video for Valley Tangents cut "Opium Den/Fade To Blue". The slightly haunting,
Joel Jerome – Grrrl
Music // AudioSelf-proclaimed "philanthropic quasi-religious borderline-cultish propaganda spreading group of suburban perma-teen mutants" Burger Records have stormed into the new year. Since
Nosaj Thing – Try (ft. Toro Y Moi)
Music // AudioWe're already pretty excited for chillwave guru Toro y Moi to grace MC Theater's stage next Thursday, 24 January. Here's
Girls Names – Pittura Infamante
Music // AudioNorthern Irish jangles Girls Names stole the show at last week's Eurosonic Day Party. The threesome are about to release
Blue Hawaii – Try To Be
Music // AudioBlue Hawaii is Montreal duo Raph Standell-Preston, of Braid, and Agor, aka Alex Cowan. "Try To Be" is the second
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – So Good At Being In Trouble
Music // Audiohttp://www.youtube.com/embed/mbt8oJTUlXw Here's a smoky, soulful slow-burner in the vain of Shuggie Otis from subtle lo-fi specialists Unknown Mortal Orchestra. The cut