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Ida No (Glass Candy) + Nat Walker (Chromatics) share a pulsing, shimmery new banger from their new collaborative project, Fawn...

Featuring that new one from Glass Candy, an incredible new Desire instrumental called "Lately" and an unreleased version of their song "Tears From Heaven", Johnny Jewel's "Reach for the Beach", and more:

Glass Candy shares a very fresh & clean previously unreleased track, which we are told debuted today on the runway for Chanel. Listen to the neon-hued "Naked City" below:

Italians Do It Better is releasing a couple of obscure, long out-of-print records today, including GLASS CANDY's 2006 I Always Say Yes LP on lavender marble vinyl with "5 unreleased outtakes & alternate mixes From the original tapes", and CHROMATICS' little-heard NITE LP, recorded in 2004-2005 before Ruth Radelet joined the band...

Glass Candy shares a new short film for an alternate version of their 2011 ode to John Carpenter, "Halloween" (which already had a pretty spooky video of its own). Directed by Rene & Radka, and featuring young Isla Ferrier in a sinister starring role:

"Ida & I's Collaboration For The Midnight Movie Cult Scene At The End Of The Fifth Reel From "Lost River". Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Coming Out Worldwide Monday, March 30th On Italians Do It Better. "Shell Game" Features Rhythms From Glass Candy's "Red Heads Feel More Pain", The Closing Track From The "After Dark 2" Mixtape" -- Johnny

In today's edition of "Checking in with Johnny Jewel": the prolific producer is still going strong (and being very generous) over on soundcloud. Today, he drops Glass Candy's cover of Herb Alpert's famously-sampled 1979 classic "Rise", along with a sweet story about the song's creation...

Johnny Jewel's soundcloud is the gift that keeps giving: the Chromatics/Glass Candy producer/mastermind unveils more unreleased material, including a haunting alternate version of "Cherry" called "I Can't Keep Running", as well as a very beautiful, very cinematic, and somewhat unexpected track from Johnny (and the first track he's released under his own name) called "The