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Autre Ne Veut and Ghostface jump on this amazing new version of Flume's "Space Cadet," best heard in the context of Flume's very tight new mixtape, which also features Killer Mike, Freddie Gibbs, How To Dress Well, Twin Shadow + more, and is available exclusively as part of the Flume: Deluxe Edition release dropping November 12 on Mom + Pop:

"Influenced by the Germans, the Italians, pale British button pushers, glamorous alien pop futurists, Mid-Western sweat, NYC disco dreamers, undercover kings and queens escaping a dull grey world with rhythm and noise..."Get pulled in by the inescapably hypnotic groove of "Falling," the sinuous new track from Australian super-group of sorts Lace Curtain (not to be confused wit

Jungle Gym. Santiago, Chile We handed the boys in Toro y Moi an old camera + some film from our friends at the Impossible Project and asked them to document their tour for us, and they came through in pretty spectacular fashion. Check out their photos from TX, South America, and elsewhere around the world; all captions/images by Toro y Moi's Patrick Jeffords (unless he's in it): Chaz and Earl. A

Normally I'd consider Andre 3000 untouchable as far as covers like this go, but I'm posting this for a couple of reasons: first, Tame Impala kind of holds their own with their spacey, straightforward/reverential take on the song, and also I'd forgotten that there was a video for the original, it's amazing, and it somehow has less than 2000 views despite being on the official Outkast channel:

Directed by Ben Montero / edited by Rosie Adams. Beaches' She Beats LP is out May 3 on Chapter Music.

Here's another glorious track from Melbourne's Beaches, taken from the group's excellent forthcoming LP She Beats. The sunny, infectious, practically jangly "Send Them Away" isn't quite the swirling, all-encompassing psychedelic squall that is lead single "Distance," but it works perfectly as sort of a charming, almost triumphant little break in the clouds...

Here's a sprawling, dreamy racket from Melbourne's Beaches, taken from the band's forthcoming LP, due in May via our favorite Australian label, Chapter Music. The gorgeous/swirling heavy psych-out "Distance" is one of two tracks on the new record that features guitar from Neu...

Here's the blistering, melancholic new single from Melbourne's Super Wild Horses, complete with stark/stunning visuals that only intensify the song's infectious, subtly ominous emotional pull. Both song + video have us very psyched for the follow-up to the duo's beloved 2010 debut full-length Fifteen; "Alligator" is the opening track from the forthcoming Crosswords, out April 5 on Dot Da

New "paradise edit" of Tame Impala's "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" by regular Nicolas Jaar collaborator + one half of the great Darkside, Dave Harrington: