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An unsettling new video from Denver's Tennis: "Deep in the Woods" appears on the band's limited new 7" single, out today on Forest Family. Based on Shirley Jackson's novel We Have Always Lived in the Castle. Check it after the jump...

"The wonderfully simple lo-fi jangle...perfectly captures the naïve freedom and enchantment of youth, from aimless drives along the coast to late nights in diners to innocent prom-night romance..."--A.V. Club “Their dreamy, nostalgic pop laps and recedes like waves hitting the shore...

Here's another absolute gem from Keep Shelly in Athens' new Our Own Dream 12", which we'll be releasing in just a couple weeks on Forest Family. "DIY" has a decidedly more urgent, almost sinister vibe that was not present on the first two laid-back / soothing jams to surface from the EP, and it also features one of Sarah's most powerful vocal turns to date: mp3: __________ You can

New music from Denver's Tennis: here's their dreamy, lovingly faithful cover of one of the best songs from one of the best bands, the Zombies' 1965 hit "Tell Her No." In other Tennis news, keep your eyes peeled for their beautiful new Origins 7" single, produced by Patrick Carney of the Black Keys...

Here's another booming / ringing, discordantly melodic jam from our dudes in Gauntlet Hair. "Keep Time" is the opener from the Denver duo's excellent forthcoming self-titled debut LP, out next month on Dead Oceans: mp3: ________ previously: mp3:

A year and a half later, the song finally gets an (amazing) official video. Directed by Isaiah Seret.

Cults perform "The Curse" in a Brighton coffee shop for Bowlegs.

Listen to Cults' self-titled debut LP in its entirety over at NPR or below. Cults is out May 31.

Presenting the latest collection of bright and infectious dream-punk gems from VA's Eternal Summers, in the form of the duo's brand new limited Prisoner 12" EP, out next month as a co-release between Kanine and our Forest Family Records imprint...