Beachy Head (mbrs Slowdive, Flaming Lips, Casket Girls)

New collaborative project, Beachy Head, finds friends Rachel Goswell and Christian Savill (Slowdive), Flaming Lips drummer Matt Duckworth, Ryan Graveface (Casket Girls, Dreamend), and Steve Clarke (The Soft Cavalry) joining forces on an album that reflects on all the negative aspects of a breakup — unworthiness, sadness, isolation and suicide, depression, loneliness, jealousy, etc. The self-titled debut will be released April 30 via Graveface Records. Preorder HERE and stream the lead single below.

Myles Cochran brings Unsung LP stateside

The American-born musician Myles Cochran now calls the UK home, where he recently released his Unsung LP. Seeing praise from the likes of BBC Radio 3 and BBC6, Cochran now sets his sights on the States. Listen to lead single “Early Dark” below!

Beachy Head share new video for "Hiddensee"

Supergroup Beachy Head have released a new video from their upcoming debut self-titled record. Consisting of members of Slowdive, The Flaming Lips, The Casket Girls, and The Soft Cavalry, the group are making waves with this release due out on Graveface Records April 30.

Burning Curtains share first single from self-titled LP

Hailing from the Bay Area, Burning Curtains are a force of songwriting living on the torn fringes of traditions of tradition and interplay. The four members, veterans at their own craft, meld the last 40 years of rock n roll into an album that embraces sonic freedom. The first single/video is out now. Keep and eye out for the debut self-titled out on Orphan Records March 26.

Sara Marie Barron shares video for "PrettyBoy"

Detroit’s neo-soul singer/songwriter Sara Marie Barron has released a lovely new video for “PrettyBoy” that intends to “share the message that we can find magic in the mundane with love, especially while quarantined together during a pandemic.” The full-length album, Existential Glam, is out now.

The Dialtones release video for new single "Young Summer"

Helmed by musical genius Lauren Gurgiolo, the experimental project The Dialtones have crafted what may be their most accessible offering to date in the form of “Young Summer.” Gurgiolo reflects, “the track encapsulates The Dialtones' fascination with rock + noise and wonder at our adaptability to begin again, over and over.”

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