The latest of Mark Pritchard's many musical incarnations, Harmonic 313 delves deep into the Sydney-based producer's love of Detroit techno, synthetic beats, dirty dub and heavy, heavy bass. Whilst the album includes collaborations…

Hold Time is the latest full length from the singer-songwriter best known for his understated and sparse folk-blues, as well as his collaborative project She & Him with musical partner Zooey Deschanel. Hold…

David Byrne of Talking Heads and Luaka Bop Records, and Brian Eno of Roxy Music and Music For Airports and producing U2-and-other-bands-as-well fame are not unknown entities in popular music. And while individually…

With a well documented history of experimentalism in the pop realm, Animal Collective have earned a loyal legion of followers that await each new musical outing with avaricious anticipation. Merriweather Post Pavillion is…

Composed entirely of sampled signals from the airwaves of L.A., Exile's latest album 'Radio' is an experimental record of abstract instrumental beats and fragmented narratives. Having earned a strong reputation as a producer…

Named after an infamous and possibly mythical academy for pick-pocketers in South America, School of Seven Bells is a New York group comprising former guitarist of Secret Machines Benjamin Curtis and sisters Alejandra…

The debut self-titled album from five-piece Beaches is an epic series of dreamy garage jams and hazy blues excursions. Featuring members of bands such as Love of Diagrams, Panel of Judges, and Spider…

Lisbon's chief international exponents of the uptempo kuduro sound, Buraka Som Sistema are taking this Angolan dance movement to the world. Their debut album is a rhythmically dynamic and explosive representation of the…

Make The Road By Walking is the soulful debut album from New York supergroup Menahan Street Band, led by Thomas Brenneck and comprising other members from The Dap-Kings, El Michels Affair, Antibalas and…

The third studio album from Deerhunter exhibits a noisy, abstracted but nonetheless refined style of songwriting that has characterised the Atlanta band's compelling catalogue of work. From the plaintive arpeggios of album opener…

A mediative and meandering album of psychedelic-infused blues, Motion To Rejoin is an album that encourages the listener to slow right down. Languid, languorous, and otherwise laid-back, this second album from New Mexico…

The debut album from Amaya Laucirica is an ethereally beautiful record of assured songwriting and masterful arrangements. Throughout its ten tracks Sugar Lights constantly impresses the listener with its vibrancy, engaging storytelling and…

Electron Suite and Q&A are the two latest albums from Melbourne based musicians and producers Mountains in the Sky and Qua, otherwise known as John Lee and Cornel Wilczek. In contrast to earlier…

The fourth studio album from TV On The Radio is a slightly sparser but no less intricate record than their widely acclaimed Return To Cookie Mountain back in 2006. At turns angry, revolutionary…

World-renowned masters of soul, funk, and jazz, Melbourne based group The Bamboos offer their third studio album Side Stepper. A brilliant extension of their funk and breaks fuelled sound, Side Stepper showcases the…

This fifth studio album from The Drones continues the Perth band's commitment to experimentalism and innovation in modern rock. Contrasting shades pervade the record, with the frenetic tone of The Minotaur balancing the…

Using various analog recording devices, synthesizers, guitars and a collection of his own handmade instruments, Chad continues to craft a unique style of pop song, at once experimental, delicate and immediately endearing. Soft…

Fantasy Black Channel is a bold debut that encompasses a broad and ambitious range of musical styles. Produced by Erol Alkon, the album is a bold, experimental and entirely satisfying survey of the…