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It's been a minute since we heard from our Texas homie Alan Palomo aka Neon Indian, and he makes a dazzling return on this one, as he blesses MUNYA's Voyage to Mars highlight "Cocoa Beach" with a banging cosmic synth-funk re-work...

Over an hour of super deep Italo Disco cuts, as selected by Alan Palomo aka Neon Indian...

Paris-born, Austin-based pop artist Lou Rebecca returns with the brilliant lead single from her forthcoming debut full-length album Restless, coming this fall on Holodeck. "Break It Apart" is a throbbing, icy bilingual analog synth banger, sung by Lou with her characteristic commanding allure and elegance in both English and her native French with utterly intoxicating results, and our bo

Taken from Adult Swim's new "dream pop electro soul" (fka chillwave) compilation LUXE, which also features new material from Tei Shi, Múm, and others. Listen to Neon Indian's "Theme for a Dream" + Toro y Moi's "Spring" -- both among the waviest things either artist has done in years -- below:

Directed by Alan Palomo / cinematography by Dustin Reid / and starring Leanne Macomber as "Annie":

Scenes from the 10th annual edition of the best music festival in the world, Austin's Fun Fun Fun Fest, featuring Grimes, Schoolboy Q, Neon Indian, GZA, Rae Sremmurd, Toro y Moi, Ty Segall in a creepy baby mask + more. Plus photos of TOPS, Pure Bathing Culture, and Shamir, from our official GvsB-presented FFF Nites show, made possible by #Grammyamplifier, a Hyundai Music initiative...

Our friends over at Yours Truly have been generally killing it lately with their in-depth features on the likes of Autre Ne Veut, Wet, Empress of, and others. Most recently, the YT crew collaborated with Alan Palomo of Neon Indian to bring us a fun (and pretty comprehensive) oral history from the players involved in the making of his stellar new record VEGA INTL... Read More ...

Visuals by Sabrina Ratté.

The annual Los Angeles-based FYF Fest was humble in size, sweet and yet progressively cool -- like Coachella's little sister that borrowed its clothes. We got to spend the day hopping to shows, eating colored popsicles, and thanking the universe we'd worn proper shoes. All the while getting to hang with the bands that make the heat worth it. Between finding abandoned kitchen sinks with Toro y Mo