feeble little horse’s bitknot trades some of the blown-out chaos of girl with fish for sharper pop instincts, without losing the jagged edges that make the band so compelling.
Read our review of an album where sweetness, distortion, and restless experimentation keep colliding.
Grunge may get the headlines, but the Pacific Northwest has a deep art rap history of its own.
Meet the artists pushing Seattle and Portland’s underground forward, from DoNormaal and AJ Suede to Stas THEE Boss, Milc, and more.
Solex turned samples from a tiny Amsterdam used-CD shop into brilliantly strange, collage-like pop.
Revisit Elisabeth Esselink’s inventive world as *Low Kick and Hard Bop* returns to vinyl for its 25th anniversary.
Greenlandic music has long been a force for identity, tradition, and resistance.
Meet the artists carrying that culture forward through hip-hop, electronic music, indie, Inuit drum traditions, and more.
New & Notable: The latest installment in the legendary DJ-Kicks series features picks from the genius Drum, including The Raincoats & Venetian Snares.
New & Notable: Hitting like a kick to the teeth, the new LP from Foreign Body is gnarly, nasty, and fantastic.
New & Notable: Lovely, meandering instrumental post-rock (the original version) from this long-running group that’s dazzling in its beauty.
New & Notable: A classic returns! The absolutely essential debut from Blue Sky Black Death gets a gorgeous luxe vinyl reissue for its 20th anniversary.
New & Notable: Shannon Curtis puts a sizzling spin on ’80s classics from Pet Shop Boys, New Order, Cutting Crew, and more.
Album of the Day: Angela Autumn, "Believer." Embracing everything from psych-rock to indie folk, "Rose of Appalachia" breaks out of the old-time music box.
From Indian classical and leftfield electronics to math-rock, dance music, and local favorites, Sylvan Esso’s Bandcamp picks go deep.
Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn share the records they’ve been obsessed with lately, including Verraco, feeble little horse, LEENALCHI, Olof Dreijer, and more.
Today on The Metal Show, filmmaker Wes Orshoski joins the show to talk about his new documentary about the late Iron Maiden singer Paul Di’Anno.
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This week’s Essential Releases move from motivational rap and ’60s-inspired R&B to fractured indie pop and wide-open guitar music.
Hear new music from All Hail Y.T. & DJ Manifest, Pokey LaFarge, ODAE, Westside Cowboy, and more.
New & Notable: If you like fuzz, distortion, and sonic bliss, you’ll love this upcoming EP from the Bay Area shoegaze group.
New & Notable: The cult indie rockers continue blending post-hardcore urgency and introspective sensibility on their latest.
New & Notable: The Seattle artist’s acoustic-meets-analog music bridges alternative sensibilities with hip-hop, electronica, and Latin sounds.
New & Notable: The German jazz artist brings energy and analog power to his latest, incorporating Kraut, ambient, club, and breakbeats into his sound.
New & Notable: The influential Scottish duo’s ninth (!) record brims with their signature humor and musical eccentricity.
Kristin Hersh returns home on "Sugar On Blackstone," a deeply personal record shaped by childhood memories, grief, and the places that stay with us.
In a new Bandcamp Daily feature, Hersh reflects on songwriting, loss, and finding hope on the other side of sadness.