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Directed by James Slater & Natasha Lawes. Watch the dreamy vid below + get Pixx's new single "Baboo" here.

Danish artist Soren Juul (fka Indians) debuts the pensive and ethereal second track from his forthcoming LP This Moment, out next month on 4AD. Juul, who has toured with the likes of Julia Holter and Perfume Genius, transcends those nagging Bon Iver comparisons on "Pushing Me Away", a dreamy, movingly earnest piano ballad that softly soars and swells to the point of weightlessness... Rea

U.S. Girls shares the hazy video for "Navy & Cream", one of the highlights from last year's incredible Half Free, one of 2015's best albums (probably in our top 5 if we could go back and revise our perenially premature list). Directed by Emily Pelstring...

Ethereal 19-year-old UK artist Hannah Rodgers — aka Pixx — teams up once again with directors the Marshall Darlings for another beautifully surreal, subtly unsettling entry into their dreamlike trilogy. "Deplore" is taken from Pixx's excellent 4-song debut release Fall In, out now on 4AD:

Grimes' 4th full-length Art Angels is finally here, arriving today on 4AD. Some immediate highlights (outside of the previously released Flesh Without Blood / Life in the Vivid Dream, Scream, laughing and not being normal, and the killer new version of our favorite song of the year, REALiTi): "Venus Fly", "Butterfly", and the next official single "Kill V...

Grimes has unveiled the opening track/overture from her new record Art Angels via spotify and over on her website: listen to the hauntingly beautiful "laughing and not being normal" here.

Grimes just dropped another amazing track from her new record: she said recently on twitter that lead single "Flesh Without Blood" wasn't necessarily a representation of the album as a whole ("just a taste of a vibe"), and that certainly holds true with this one, as the awesomely raucous and piercing "Scream" — which features badass Taiwanese rapper Aristophanes — sou

"Flesh Without Blood", the feverishly anticipated new single from Grimes, leaked on Sunday night (along with another track called "Life in the Vivid Dream") via a bootleg upload of the track's surreal, very bloody, possibly Farah Khan-inspired video. Now the official version of the song and its Grimes-directed video has surfaced, and it's amazing. Art Angels is out any minute,

Taken from the forthcoming debut EP — which also includes the haunting, Dreamtrak-produced "A Way To Say Goodbye" — from new 4AD signee Pixx (fka just Pix), out August 28. Vid directed by the Marshall Darlings.