Calgary's way spunkier version of the Bobbsey twins are back with their second full-length release of poppy folk punk, and it lives up to al...

Okay, class, can we say the word "in-sane?" Now, how about "ver-sa-til-ity?" One more, "no-stal-gia." Great! Your gold star reward is the si...

Sugary sweet bedroom pop fare straight out of Dayton, OH, the third full-length (and first on Endearing) for this three-guy, one-gal quartet...

Beth Orton was long ago crowned by Generation E as the "Comedown Queen," their favourite soother for strumming a lullaby to drift along with...

The debut outing by this Florida quintet (fronted by Ugly Casanova contributor John Orth) is a fragile lattice connected by unexpected sonic...

Ex-Nation of Ulysses front-man Ian Svenonious continues to pump out the political jams, this time preaching with a ’60s gospel choir and the...

NYC's next great hype has already let press buzz swell their coifed heads. The uncomfortably packed house waited ages for the lads to finish...

One of the biggest compliments you can give an artist is that they sound like no one else. Well, Girls Are Short sound like no one else. Sur...

The third lo-fi electronica concept album from Stuart David and company, The Snare showcases more of the former Belle and Sebastian bassist'...

Hang Loose is the debut full-length from this Mint Records trio whose first EP was called, appropriately enough, First Base. And featured on...

Don't dare call Goldfrapp's new sound "electro-clash." Although you may be surprised to hear more synthy bleeps and more danceable tracks on...

Take one fiery, stylish, strong-voiced lead woman, add three males behind her playing edgy, riff-filled pop rock and throw in a powerful pro...

Already receiving recognition in his homeland France and the UK and tooted by the likes of Laurent Garnier and Richard Dorfmeister, Pierre A...

Earlymay is chock full of big emotions, big vocals, big visions, and big guitar sweeps straight to you from Big Rock, Michigan. They churn o...

Influenced by classic rock à la Sabbath, Yes, and even Roxy Music, these Iowa indie scenesters avoid sounding derivative and retro by mixing...

This four piece from Down Under churns out standard grrrly garage rock with riffs that snarl and sass. Easy comparisons would claim that the...

Sure, they’re influenced by blues basics and garage punk. Yes, they’re a co-ed hipster couple with an ambiguous relationship. And yeah, they...

This is the re-release of Wire’s androgynous disowned bastard offspring’s last hurrah. Originally out in 2001, the year before the group dis...

There must be something in Oklahoma’s groundwater supply. From the small and unassuming corner of the world that spawned everyone’s favourit...

The bowl cuts. The booze. The birds. The animated apes and spaceships, the woo hoo and vindaloo. From their shaky beginnings as chaotic conc...