Land of Talk - "Dogs" and "Cats"

Montreal indie rock band Land of Talk release their new album LASTS today. On the record is a pair of tracks, "Dogs" and "Cats," that have to be shared together. "Dogs" recalls Kim Gordon-sung tracks from Sonic Youth, and has a hyper, dog-like charm. "Cats" is more oblique and restrained and actually feels like it was made by a cat. You will understand when you hear it.

Trusselina - "Gastro"

Glitch-pop duo Trusselina recently released their eccentric and fun EP The Point's A Truss, My Trusselina. "Gastro" borrows from Hood's pastoral-folk/glitch hop playbook with stark acoustic guitar, skittering percussion, and impressionistic vocals.

Everything Everything - "Poison Pop"

The title track and first single from the latest record by Everything Everything is another irresistible ear worm from the fidgety post-punkers.  

La Roux - "Lose Myself"

La Roux returns after a six-year absence with the hook-crammed album Old Flames. "Lose Myself" draws from 90s Michael Jackson and 90s R&B, and is one of the many highlights on the record. It's a welcome return to form. 

Liars - "Beat Creep Some Eyes"

Intriguing amalgamation of droning synths, skittering drums, and chant-like vocals from Angus Andrew's upcoming Liars record A Ban On Plastic Bag Bans.

Everything But The Girl - "Young and Dumb"

From their upcoming record Blue Reservoir, Everything But The Girl return to their early days with a lovely, bossa nova influenced track "Young and Dumb."

Space Afrika ft. Tony Njoku - "MLN"

From their exquisite new record Quiet Storm, duo Space Afrika team up with singer Tony Njoku on the languorous, Maxinquaye-esque track "MLN." It's gorgeous dub/trip-hop.