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New Zealand's Princess Chelsea channels some heavy retrofuturistic vibes in the wonderfully surreal, Simon Ward-directed, "nerdy acid trip" of a video for her dreamily poignant new single, "No Church on Sunday". Princess Chelsea says of the vid:"Simon Ward has a unique style of filmaking which often involves a mixture of modern CGI filtered through 70s tube camera effect

Tei Shi (née Valerie Teicher) returns with an intense first glimpse at the wealth of new material she has in store (says Val: "Bassically is the first birdy to fly away, and it's one that I hope will make you guys dance around in your room like this"), and it's one of the more badass, body-movin jams we've heard this year...

sad slappy slop songs — Crater (@craterbabes) June 18, 2014 Here's a throbbing new jam from Seattle duo Crater, who, based on their excellent first pair of tracks, make big, romantically ominous (or maybe ominously romantic), industrial-leaning electro-pop. "Br...