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On ‘Flight of Ideas’, space-rock duo Warm Digits burst into technicolour with a pounding post-punk pulse.

‘Best Wishes’ balances ethereal musicality with visceral expressiveness.

Mixed by Grammy-winning producer John Congleton, this is Maserati’s most compelling mélange of triumphant guitar hooks, abstract synth-pop, and Wax Trax-inspired noise anthems.

Viscerals is incisive in its riff-driven attack, infectiously catchy in its songcraft and more intrepid than ever in its experimental approach. Catch the band on tour this April!

Horse Lords are the Pied Piper of experimental music and radical thought. Their music is unabashedly fun, and experiencing it in a live context is an experience of collective ecstasy.

With a guiding hand from Kikagaku Moyo’s Go behind the boards, Wax Machine add a new dimension to their sound, further exploring both their English psych-folk roots and mining a deeper appreciation for a West Coast sound dipped in sun, peace and serenity.

Album produced by Ryan Olson (Poliça) and ft. Jenny Lewis, Justin Vernon (Bon Iver) & Channy Leaneagh (Poliça). John Prine & Sam Amidon also guest on the album

Portland’s MAITA signs to Kill Rock Stars and announces debut album ‘Best Wishes’ to be released in April.

Left reeling by an onslaught of sorrows, Alex Neilson has pounded and stretched and spun the raw material of grief and heartbreak, into an exquisite elegiac tapestry.

‘Bravado’ is a record for those who struggle with loneliness and those wishing they had more time alone.