Obscure Sound — Nashville indie-pop act No Coast impress on new track “All in My Head”, evolving from airy vocals and poppy guitar trickles into colorful guitar/synth interplay that’s fit for springtime’s incoming effervescence. By the track’s mid-way poin... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Superchunk, Waxahatchee, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Bedouine, Control Top, Empath, and more recently announced tours. Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — The Flaming Lips, Jawbreaker, Miguel, Cut Copy, Little Dragon, Smino, and Jean Deaux are among the many acts scheduled to appear at the Seattle festival. more info

Obscure Sound — “Partisan”, the debut single from South West London five-piece Yawwn, releases fully on all digital platforms tomorrow, though is presently available to stream above on Soundcloud. The single is a blast of energy and hook-friendly appeal, with co... more info

Stereogum — Governors Ball is coming to NYC for the eighth time this summer, and it'll bring headlining sets from Eminem, Jack White, Travis Scott, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs along with it. Dirty Projectors, N.E.R.D., Chvrches, Lil Uzi Vert, Cut Copy, Japandroids, Kele... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Australian electronic rockers Cut Copy returned with their first album in four years with Haiku from Zero, which Astralwerks released this September. On November 24 they made their long-awaited live return to New York with a post-Thanksgiving perform... more info

Obscure Sound — Presently based in Canberra, Australia, Vision Division hearken back to post-punk acts like The Chameleons UK and Echo & the Bunnymen in their nonchalant vocal presence, while channeling a contemporary synth-tinged shine akin to Cut Copy. Their new s... more info

Chorus.fm — Cut Copy have released a video for “Standing in the Middle of the Field.” more info

Stereogum — It may have gotten a bit buried in the recent avalanche of really, really good music, but the great Australian dance-rockers Cut Copy came back last month with Haiku From Zero , an album that is very much worth your time. And here's a nice reminder ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Uk band The Horrors return with their fifth LP; KEXP Music Director Don Yates calls it “an expansive blend of brooding electro-rock, industrialized post-punk, shoegazerish space-rock and more, combining a majestic, adventurous sound with some of th... more info