Apr 21, 2016 By Christopher Roberts Stephen Colbert

Last night Charles Bradley stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The former James Brown impersonator has become a modern soul icon in his own right, even if it’s later in his life that he’s found success. Last night he performed “Ain’t It a Sin,” a track from his recently released third album, Changes, which is out now on Daptone and Dunham.

Apr 21, 2016 By Michael Wojtas Trevor Sensor

Last month, singer/songwriter Trevor Sensor released his debut EP, Texas Girls and Jesus Christ. Today, we’re pleased to premiere Sensor’s latest, “Judas Said To Be A Man.”

Apr 21, 2016 By Michael Wojtas Cerise

This summer, Cerise will self-release the album Smoke Screen Dreams. Today, we’re sharing a video for the record’s first single, “Shades in Shade.”

Apr 20, 2016 By Michael Wojtas Minor Victories

Minor Victories (Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell, Mogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite, Editors’ Justin Lockey, and Hand Held Cine Club’s James Lockey) have shared a very meme-friendly, cat-heavy video for their track “Scattered Ashes (song for Richard).”

Apr 20, 2016 By Michael Wojtas Mutual Benefit

Next month, Mutual Benefit (Jordan Lee) will release the full-length Skip a Sinking Stone via Mom + Pop. Ahead of the album, Lee has shared a gently surreal video for the tranquil track “Lost Dreamers.”

Apr 20, 2016 By Christopher Roberts Garbage

Garbage are releasing a brand new album, Strange Little Birds, on June 10 via the band’s own label STUNVOLUME. Now they have shared a new song from it, “Empty.” “‘Empty’ is just exactly what it says it is. A song about emptiness,” said frontwoman Shirley Manson in a press release.

Apr 20, 2016 By Christopher Roberts Stephen Colbert

Last night The Flaming Lips stopped The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to cover the late David Bowie‘s “Space Oddity.” Frontman Wayne Coyne performed part of the song on the shoulders of Chewbacca. Before their performance, Coyne shot a funny backstage video where he sang a song that went through some of his musical influences and revealed that he once hit a deer with his car and is actually in the witness protection program.

Apr 20, 2016 By Christopher Roberts Lost Under Heaven

LUH, which stands for Lost Under Heaven, is the new band from ex-WU LYF frontman Ellery James Roberts and Ebony Hoorn. The duo are releasing their debut album, Spiritual Songs for Lovers to Sing, on May 6 via Mute. Now they have released the video for the previously shared single “Beneath the Concrete.” Hoorn directed the clip, which superimposes images of the duo performing the song on top of distorted cityscapes and themselves.

Apr 19, 2016 By Michael Wojtas Woods

Fresh off the release of the fine LP City Sun Eater in the River of Light, psych band Woods has shared a clip for the track “I See in the Dark.”