PERFUME GENIUS – RUSTY CHAINS

PERFUME GENIUS is giving away new song Rusty Chains as a free download. The track had featured on the iTunes version of critically acclaimed album Put Your Back N 2 It.

The man himself, Mike Hadras, describes it “as a song for a man whose lover has died.” Listen below and to download right click here.

ROYAL HEADACHE – GIRLS


Sydney based foursome ROYAL HEADACHE have unveiled this homemade tour video for new single Girls.

Watch the band as they pack up and hit the road, jumping in swimming pools and larking about with dolphins along the way.

TASHAKI MIYAKI – BEST FRIEND


This TASHAKI MIYAKI video is one for dog lovers as director Juan Igelsias explores the nature of friendship in this Terrance Malick inspired flick.

A couple and their hound have a sweet day out in the countryside before the unsettling appearance of a gun chills the mood.

The band have also recorded this cover of Father John Misty’s Hollywood Forever Cemetry Sings. Listen below.

SOUVENIR DRIVER – JEANNE MOREAU


Jeanne Moreau is the new cassette EP from Portland’s SOUVENIR DRIVER

The three piece open the tape with Omens, a cruising track brought to life with crashing cymbals and loud, immersive all round instrumentalisation. Delve into the whole EP below.

K-HOLES – DISMANIA

New York City residents K-HOLES have released their new album Dismania through Hardly Art Records.

The band  can count former Black Lips member Jack Hines and Vashti Windish of Golden Triangle as driving forces, wielding an axe of splatter punk aggression. Listen to album track Rats below.

DOLDRUMS – JUMP UP

DOLDRUMS has offered this ear bending free download of Jump Up which is out through Souterrain Transmissions on June 4th.

The track is available to buy as the b-side to the forthcoming limited edition 12″  blue vinyl single Egypt. Listen and download below. Pre order here.

NIGHT MANAGER – BROKE HAIRCUT

NIGHT MANAGER are a female fronted five piece from Brooklyn who’s interests include, “back Flipping, yelling at people and Martin Lawrence.”

The tape hiss opening of woozy lo-fi ramble Broke Haircut precedes a wave of adolescent “woos” and “ahs” submerged in a rippling sea of fuzzy distortion. Listen below.