Ladies and Gentlemen and all Wolf Parade fanatics (you know who you are) ... I am proud to give you the newest in Wolf Parade. Titled Call It A Ritual, it's the first single off of their upcoming album.

Courtesy of Sub Pop Records

Call It A Ritual

This features their pateneted punk sound with an almost pop-like feel alongside static-y guitars and rythyms you can jump around the house to

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Eraser

Part garage, part indie, part pop... all wrapped in an outer layer of warm psychedelia.

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Don't Be Late

Eyes of Light comes across like a condensed version of the Doors' The End, updated for the times, and coming together magnificently in the end for an absolutely head-smashing and triumphant close.

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Eyes of Light

Looking to move beyond the sounds of Deerhunter, Cox decided that he needed an additional outlet to let the vibe flow, and thus started in on Atlas Sound.

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Quarantined

Despite what the title says, the song is better than just Okay. Indie pop freaks will like this one.

Courtesy of Absolutely Kosher Records

Gritty, poppy, angsty and lively. It'll be the best three minutes of your day.

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Matador Records is offering their Intended Play sampler as a download this time around, with 12 tracks old and new from Matador artists like Times New Viking, Cat Power, Dead Meadow, Matmos, Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks and more.

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There is an honesty that's disarming about the whole thing, from the song-writing to every detail of the arrangements and delivery.

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Indie pop at its purest.

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Declare a war on paid downloads with the new free EP from
The War On Drugs.

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Head Like A Kite are like a laid-back road trip soundtrack to everywhere.
The sounds are lush, the songwriting is tight but relaxed and never hurried. Props for the professionalism.

Courtesy of Mush Records

Barrett’s light and crisp vocals blend in and float through the textures like raindrops; you’ll want to face the sky and take it in.

Courtesy of Paper Bag Records

Check out Spoon live in Sydney with the song Paper Tiger

There's no lyrics or soundbites, but some of the keyboard riffs act in place of vocals in their sponteneity and sound.

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I don't know how Helvetia (hel-vet-zi-a) do it every time, but they're back with a new album in March called The Acrobats. Old New Bicycle is from that album.

The song veers back and forth from passive mellow verses to the grating chorus.
Courtesy of Gypsy Eyes Records.

the new Black Mountain offering of psychedelic vs. folk vs. big bombastic sound. Droney prog keyboards meet big beats in a way where you can't overstate the word opus enough. Tornadoes seem small and harmless by comparison.
Courtesy of Jagjaguwar Records