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Swedish group Postiljonen make their triumphant return with gorgeous, soaring new single "Go!", an end-of-summer anthem that glows with those wistful but also undeniably uplifting and blissful vibes that made us fall in love with this band a few summers back:

A heartfelt, unabashedly nostalgic ode to 1995 — "the year the future was to arrive" — taken from Molly Nilsson's forthcoming LP Zenith, out next month. Video by Molly Nilsson + Chris Filippini. Catch Molly on tour this fall with TOPS, including a stop here in Dallas at Club Dada on November 5...

We've posted up a couple of tracks from this thing already, but you can now listen to jj's new DEATH EP in its entirety over via Sincerely Yours' soundcloud.

Taken from jj's new EP death — which also includes the beautiful, previously released "Truce" — out next week.

Our friends at Cascine manage to uncover another beautiful pop gem, this time from Stockholm siblings Marcus + Lara Andersson (the former co-wrote that amazing new LIZ track with SOPHIE), aka TVÅ. "Always Be" + "Keep Me a Secret" are sweetly smoldering examples of the kind of pristine, glimmering pop that apparently only Sweden can produce, taken from the duo's new single, out

In other Sincerely Yours news, the label will be reissuing a couple of classics from the Tough Alliance on limited vinyl later this month.

Sweden's Postiljonen follow up their 2013 soft-Balearic-dream-pop masterpiece Skyer with a sweeping, sumptuous new summer night jam, inspired by "the Balearics, widescreen cinema and massive 80s pop anthems." Best listened to while gazing longingly at a picturesque sunrise/sunset (probably), as the palpable yearning in Mia Brox Bøe's gorgeous/breathless refrain "If I give my heart

Here’s a recent one from this Swedish band. I like the singing a lot and really like how they go the extra mile to craft synth sounds. They also don’t seem to let the machines do the work which i can appreciate. Im also a fan of the song they did with Gorillaz called Empire Ants with two loosely connected but gracefully navigated sides...

Malmö, Sweden band Death and Vanilla's To Where The Wild Things Are is out May 5.