Sep 09, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Battles

Battles are releasing their new album, La Di Da Di, on September 18 via their longtime label Warp. It’s the band’s third full-length and their first since 2011’s Gloss Drop. Previously they have shared the album’s near-7-minute long opening track, “The Yabba,” along with an album making-of documentary, a four-song live session, and the audio for “FF Bada.” Now they have shared a video for “The Yabba.”

Sep 09, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Arcade Fire

Arcade Fire are releasing a feature film, The Reflektor Tapes. It will screen in movie theaters starting September 23 and Kahlil Joseph directed it. They have previously shared the first clip from the film, which was eight-minutes long and essentially also a music video for “Porno,” a song from last year’s album Reflektor.

Sep 09, 2015 By Christopher Roberts New Order

On September 25 New Order are releasing Music Complete, their first studio album in a decade, first for their new label Mute, and first not to feature founding member Peter Hook (but it sees the return of founding member Gillian Gilbert). They have already shared the album’s first single, “Restless,”which is also the album’s opening track and also shared its King Arthur-referencing video.

Sep 09, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Young Galaxy

Young Galaxy are releasing their new album, Falsework, on October 30 via Paper Bag. It’s the follow-up to the Montréal-based band’s excellent 2013 album Ultramarine. They have previously shared “Body,” the album’s near six-minute long dance-y first single. Now they have shared another song from the record, titled “Factory Flaws.”

Sep 08, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Soulwax

Tame Impala have shared a new remix of “Let It Happen,” the epic near 8 minutes long opening track to the band’s third album, Currents. Belgian electronic rock band Soulwax are behind the remix.

Sep 08, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Ride

British shoegazing icons Ride recently reformed and have already played some U.S. dates (including Coachella). Previously they announced some September and October American dates. Now they’ve announced that DIIV and The Besnard Lakes will support them on some of their dates.

Sep 08, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Mass Gothic

Back in November 2014 Hooray For Earth announced their breakup and played their last ever show and then in December released one last song. Now frontman Noel Heroux has announced a new project, Mass Gothic, and has signed to the venerable indie label Sub Pop.

Sep 08, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Stereolab

Former Stereolab vocalist Laetitia Sadier has shared a video for “Then, I Will Love You Again.” Alejandro Abramovich directed the clip, which features images of Sadier projected on various parts of a room. The song can be found on her latest solo album, Something Shines, released last year on Drag City.

Sep 08, 2015 By Christopher Roberts Youth Lagoon

Youth Lagoon (aka Trevor Powers) has shared “Rotten Human,” which is another song from his forthcoming third album, Savage Hills Ballroom. Previously he had shared the audio for “The Knower” and the video for “Highway Patrol Stun Gun.”