Whitney‘s new 12″, featuring “You’ve Got A Woman” by Dutch duo Lion and a cover of the glorious Dolly Parton’s “Gonna Hurry (As Slow As I Can),” is finally available physically today.

Ever since they wrote Light Upon The Lake as Chicago froze around them during winter 2014, Whitney have tried to make the kind of songs they’d be jealous of if someone else got there first.

Several years after the passing of brilliant, prolific songwriter Jason Molina and original run of the Songs: Molina – A Memorial Electric Co. project, the band is reuniting for a handful of special, intimate tour dates.

A week ahead of the release of their eagerly anticipated self-titled debut album, She-Devils are pleased to share the new video for “Hey Boy.” The duo directed the video themselves, as with all of their videos, and this focused vision creates a style that is very much in tune with the song.

Today’s the day! Montreal duo She-Devils‘ self-titled debut LP is out in the world today. The music is built from original sonics inspired by everything from Iggy Pop to Madonna to T-Rex to Can, as well as the romantic longing of ’60s pop.

Today, Whitney unveiled the video for “You’ve Got A Woman,” a reinterpretation of the original by ’70s cult band Lion. The video is taken from their new covers 12″ also featuring Dolly Parton‘s “Gonna Hurry (As Slow As I Can).”

Suuns are happy to share a brand new remix for “Instrument,” courtesy of acclaimed producer Redshape. Having released album Hold/Still last year to brilliant reviews, this remix is taken from the upcoming Hold/Still Remixes LP, which is out on Record Store Day (April 22, 2017).

The kids are all a mess. We call each other kids, colloquially and as some sort of affectation. We all just finished college, one way or another. We all just broke up with our significant others because thats what you do when you quit school.

She-Devils are excited to announce their self-titled debut album on Secretly Canadian out May 19th. Along with the announcement, they’re sharing a brand new single titled “Hey Boy.” The song fuses surf guitar with swirling sonics from Kyle Jukka and Audrey Ann Boucher‘s preternatural voice.

“By asking her audience to connect intimately in exchange for a piece of herself, Anohni presents a reminder that there is a human behind the materials we consume, just like there is an Earth from which we were born and from which we harm without thought.