Stereogum — Toronto celestial pop weirdos Absolutely Free, a band whose top song on Spotify is four minutes of orchestral intergalactic radio static, have been silent since their 2014 self-titled debut, which featured production from Fucked Up's Mike Haliechuk. ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Absolutely Free, the band that rose from the ashes of Toronto's DD/MM/YYYY, are set to release their self-titled debut album on October 14 via Lefse. The band have taken their time -- three years -- to hone... more info

Impose Magazine — Hey, you know it's OK to be sad that DD/MM/YYYY aren't around anymore, right? The Canadian experimental rock outfit was amazing. I'm reminded every time I hit up the Impose office; their show posters are some of the slickest artwork we have on ou... more info

Impose Magazine — It is with a heavy heart I pass along the news of DD/MM/YYYY's untimely demise. I know that sounds rather morose, but with no offense to the 50 or so odd bands I've worked with over the past decade, there was not a nicer group of people among... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis DOWNLOAD: Anika - Yang Yang (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Anika - Terry (MP3) DOWNLOAD: The Soft Moon - "Total Decay" (MP3) DOWNLOAD: The Soft Moon - Breath the Fire (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Mikal Cronin - Get Along (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Mikal Cronin - Ap... more info

Impose Magazine — We'll let you the viewer make further sense of this one. Dan Deacon DJ'd a party to celebrate the release of Francis Ford Coppola's new film , for which Deacon made the soundtrack and Val Kilmer starred. Thus the aligning of constellation... more info

Impose Magazine — If you're reading this website, then you probably know the weight and constancy that Ridgewood, Queen's Silent Barn has leant to the regularly fluxuating streams of experimentalism and raw vibes in every genre of underground music that pass t... more info

Guardian Music — The trip-hop trio pick out 22 tracks from artists performing in the I'll Be Your Mirror festival, which they are curating this yearAhead of the Portishead-curated I'll Be Your Mirror festival at Alexandra Palace London the trip-hop trio share a mixta... more info

Impose Magazine — Here's a slithery rework of Grimes' "Crystal Ball" by Doldrums (a.k.a. Airick Woodhead) that's genetically mutated from the original (video for that below), with extra percussive limbs and an extra organism layering male vocals into the m... more info

Impose Magazine — It's not fair at all to label Long Long Long's sweet and melodic music as math rock, but being an American, I'm bound to my duties to simplify and reduce the subtleties of our neighbors up north to simple tropes, assumptions, and moose jo... more info