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Fort Worth's own Leon Bridges and Keite Young cover Pastor T.L. Barrett's "Like a Ship", for Skin Wade's Truth to Power Project...

UK group SAULT follow up last year’s pair of stunning, seemingly out-of-thin-air releases with a brilliant and vital new album, fully realized in both sound and conviction, and it could not have landed at a more necessary time...

Stream the powerful and triumphant new album from mysterious group SAULT...

Dallas' own Sober drops off a glowing throwback disco mix for GLCO, ideal for soundtracking your impending pool parties this Memorial Day weekend and beyond. Listen / check the tracklist below:

Skylar Spence + the Knocks combine forces as supergroup/alter-ego Amelia Airhorn to drop an immersive, character-filled, starry-eyed love letter to NYC nightlife, teeming with summertime nostalgia, familiar samples, channel-surfing interludes, New York hip-hop, and straight up euphoric hands-in-the-air disco-soul...

DIANA's beautifully sumptous and healing new full-length is out this Friday, but you can stream the whole thing now, courtesy of Hype Machine. Listen to Familiar Touch below, and pre-order the record on 12" here.

Here's some intense late-night yearning and soul-baring from Turin-via-Tennessee artist Yves Tumor: the spectral, achingly soulful "The Feeling When You Walk Away" has been floating around the internet for a few years -- I think we first heard this one from the Portals homies back in 2013 -- but the song will appear in this haunting incarnation on Yves Tumor's debut LP Serpent Music, out

What does it even mean to describe a sound as "vibey"? We're not sure, but we know it when we hear it. Anyway, that's one of the key descriptors from noted purveyor of vibes 100% Silk's press release for Nightmare, the new record from Long Beach, California's Bludwork...

Fat Possum continues its winning streak of late (see that new Hoops EP) with the announcement of the magical, genre-defying debut LP from hyper-talented multi-instrumentalist and possible time traveller from the future Kadhja Bonet. The absurdly beautiful “Honeycomb” has an instantly familiar, blissfully vintage psychedelic soul vibe that could disarm even the most jaded of cratediggers, but there

Cindy Lee, the experimental pop project from former Women guitarist/singer Pat Flegel, follows up one of the best albums of 2015 with MALENKOST, an 11-song cassette release on Vancouver label Isolated Now Waves. Every bit as dark and harrowing as Act of Tenderness — if anything it's even more intensely noisy and abrasive at times — with the light from Flegel's distant but timeless pop melodies see