Gorilla vs. Bear — Dear Tommy is real. "Black Walls" is out May 18th on Italians Do It Better. Video by CHROMATICS: Continue reading… more info

Et Musique Pour Tous — There’s no correct timeframe for making music. Some of the best songs are recorded in mere minutes (see: Young Thug’s “Danny Glover” which took 8 minutes to be exact) while other efforts are in development for years (see: Chromatics’ record... more info

Stereogum — Still no word on when or if Chromatics' Dear Tommy will ever be released -- we included it on our Most Anticipated Albums list in the hopes that this year it might finally come out -- but, either way, Johnny Jewel has just announced a new album of in... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — As the world waits with bated breath for Dear Tommy, the prolific Italians Do It Better continues to quietly share a wealth of amazing new and/or rare material in 2017. The label just dropped a sprawling new deluxe version of CHROMATICS' 2016 Ch... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Italians Do It Better is releasing a couple of obscure, long out-of-print records today, including GLASS CANDY's 2006 I Always Say Yes LP on lavender marble vinyl with "5 unreleased outtakes & alternate mixes From the original tapes", and CHROMA... more info

Obscure Sound — Inspired by Twin Peaks‘ atmosphere and the nocturnal electro-pop of acts like Chromatics, “Killer” is a just-released track from Brazilian duo That Gum U Like. A murky synth and quickly evolving percussion gives quick life to the track, with bu... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — When you combine the talent of 80’s-inspired dream pop outfit Vast Hill and producer Jordan F you get a track like “Ready For The Night,” a synth delight that sounds like it was an outtake from the Drive soundtrack. The Chromatics like synth wo... more info

KEXP Seattle — [ SPOILERS AHEAD ] David Lynch loves music the way Benjamin Horne loves that bike his Dad bought for him, and it’s reflected in the soundtrack for Showtime’s Twin Peaks: The Return. Most of the episodes end with a band performing at the Bang Bang... more info

Stereogum — Chromatics' Johnny Jewel is no stranger to film scores, and his management company Echo Park Records has just announced that his next score is for Bruce Thierry Cheung's new film Please Don't Come Back From The Moon, whose cast includes James Franco,... more info

The Quietus — The Portland band played the Roadhouse at the conclusion of last night's long-awaited premiere of Twin Peaks season 3. more info