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Here's another stunning song from Atlas Sound's forthcoming full-length, Parallax. Like previously unveiled tracks "Terra Incognita" and "Te Amo," Bradford Cox's vocals are disarmingly front and center on the perfectly titled "Modern Aquatic Nightsongs," a fully fleshed-out, immaculately produced widescreen realization of the gentler, lucid-dream-like direction that

Taken from Atlas Sound's new LP Parallax, out November 8 on 4AD: mp3:

A new Christmas song from the mindblowingly prolific Bradford Cox of Deerhunter. Download all 5 versions of "Artificial Snow" here. mp3:

Even more free jams from the impossibly prolific Bradford Cox. Recorded yesterday. mp3: Download Bedroom Databank Vol. 4 here.

The second free Atlas Sound record this week, and it's only Tuesday. Dude never stops. mp3: Download Atlas Sound's Bedroom Databank Vol. 2 here.

Deerhunter's Bradford Cox just posted up a new 11-song collection of recently recorded Atlas Sound home demos -- including Kurt Vile and Dylan covers -- called Bedroom Databank. Check the opening track below, and download the whole thing here: mp3:

Directed by Fitz Vladich, this clip has become the 4 AD-approved (if not entirely "official") video for Atlas Sound's "Quick Canal," featuring the incredible Laetitia Sadier of Stereolab. ********

Bradford Cox just dropped the latest Atlas Sound virtual 7" over on his blog; this one includes a great cover of the Five Discs' late '50s jam "Doctor," with new song "The Screens" on the (virtual) flip. mp3: *******

Noah Lennox + Atlas Sound = one of the songs of the year. We mentioned before how psyched we were about the song, but the live version was no where near this: mp3: *************

A few months ago, we we noted that awesome new Atlas Sound song "Walkabout" (previously known as "Dovers Jam," but we'll assume it's an early version of the same thing) sounded quite Panda Bear-esque. Turns out that's because Noah Lennox taught Bradford Cox how to sample/beat match, and the two will collaborate on the final version of the song, set to appear on the upcoming At