Kings of A&R — The Brooklyn-based band Gold Stars For Everyone debuts their latest electro-indie track, “Parallax.” With vibes reminiscent of MGMT and Tame Impala, this song is sure to resonate with fans.The song could find a home on Spotify’s Indie Radar and... more info

Obscure Sound — Spanning from funky momentum into an effervescent swirling of synths and guitars, “Parallax” is an infectious single out today from Brooklyn-based band Gold Stars For Everyone. Described as “a song about waking up in a post-pandemic world,” �... more info

Stereogum — Last week, Cola Boyy passed away at 34. MGMT took the Oxnard, CA-based musician out on tour not long after he released his first EP Black Boogie Neon, and the group’s Andrew Van Wyngarden appeared on a track on Cola Boyy’s 2021 debut Prostheti... more info

Obscure Sound — The second single from Chicago-based artist Tony Leonardi, “I Don’t Care” hooks with a sound balancing alt-rock and psych-pop creativity. A consistently engaging production aligns with themes of procrastination, specifically the tendency to ign... more info

JamBase — Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by MGMT, Real Estate, Hurray for the Riff Raff, JJ Grey & Mofro, Steve Gunn & David Moore, Can, and Owsley “Bear” Stanley’s latest Sonic Journal. more info

Consequence Of Sound — The band also tells the wild stories behind new songs "Bubblegum Dog" and "Nothing Changes." MGMT on New Album Loss of Life and Old Songs Taking on Fresh Life: Podcast Consequence Staff more info

Chorus.fm — MGMT have shared a video for the new song “Dancing in Babylon.” more info

Stereogum — MGMT are releasing their new album Loss Of Life at the end of this week. We recently caught up with them for an entry in our We’ve Got A File On You interview series. Today, MGMT are sharing one last single from the album, “Dancing In Babylon,... more info

Stereogum — MGMT are one of the definitive bands of the late-aughts indie-pop boom. Their debut album, Oracular Spectacular, garnered them a lot of attention. It was the kind of fame that discomforted them so much that they made a deliberate left-turn pivot o... more info

Stereogum — In October, UK art rockers Everything Everything announced their new album Mountainhead and shared “Cold Reactor,” followed by “The Mad Stone” the next month. Today, they’re back with “End Of The Contender,” and it’s an instant re... more info