Jam of the Day: Bruce - "Ore"

From his debut record Sonder Somatic, Bruce, a.k.a. Larry McCarthy, releases this clanking, clamoring beast of a track.

Jam of the Day: Cubicolor - "No Dancers"

Dutch electronic act Cubicolor return with this sublimely gorgeous track.

Jam of the Day: HÆLOS - "Buried in the Sand"

HÆLOS returns with their first new material in several years. "Buried in the Sand" is a haunting meditation on loneliness and dislocation.

Jam of the Day: Robyn - "Ever Again"

From her new record Honey, Robyn transfixes with this slow-burning track.

Jam of the Day: How to Dress Well - "Nothing"

To me, How to Dress Well's new, visceral record The Anteroom is everything Bon Iver's electronic foray 22, A Million was not, unabashedly experimental, but keeping a firm grip on melody and flow. One of my favorite tracks is the intense "Nothing," which twists and distorts Tom Krell's voice over slamming beats and glitchy electronics, as if Depeche Mode had embraced Nine Inch Nails and Autechre.

Jam of the Day: Helena Deland - "Take It All"

Haunting, trip-hop inspired track from Helena Deland's 12" project From the Series of Songs “Altogether Unaccompanied.” The song is also made even more affecting by this eerie video.

Jam of the Day: Metric - "Now Or Never"

Technicolor synth-pop from Metric's seventh full length, Art of Doubt.

Jam of the Day: Matthew Dear ft. Tegan & Sara - "Horses"

Mesmerizing collaboration between Matthew Dear and Tegan & Sara. This track is off Matthew Dear's new record Bunny.

Jam of the Day: Róisín Murphy - "The Rumble"

Róisín Murphy's final 12" collaboration with Maurice Fulton is this jazzy house track that is super-infectious.

Jam of the Day: Empress Of - "I Don't Even Smoke Weed"

Lorely Rodriguez, the singer/producer behind Empress Of comes out with her sophomore record Us tomorrow. We've already heard several singles and it seems like this is going to be a huge record for her. The latest taste is the wonderfully catchy love song "I Don't Even Smoke Weed." Fall under her spell.

Jam of the Day: Friendly Fires ft. Disclosure - "Heaven Let Me In"

Friendly Fires teams up with Disclosure on this disco-tinged dance track.

Jam of the Day: Young the Giant - "Superposition"

There is something lovely about this new track from Young the Giant. It sounds like Out of Time-era R.E.M.

Jam of the Day: Jessie Ware - "Overtime"

Produced by Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford and Bicep's Andy Ferguson and Matt McBriar, Jessie Ware's new single "Overtime" is a return to her dancier roots. This is late night, bass-heavy club track that is a wonderful earworm. Jessie has indicated her new record will be more in this vein and I, for one, am pleased to hear that.

Jam of the Day: Beacon - "On Ice"

Production duo Beacon return soon with their new record Gravity Pairs, and tease it again with this exquisite track, "On Ice." While the moody synths and crisp programming conjure images of snowy vistas, vocalist Thomas Mullarney III's warm vocals offer a delicate contrast.

Jam of the Day: Tōth - "Co-Pilot"

Haunting song about losing someone important in your life but accepting it gracefully. It has some really beautiful lyrics.

"I thought you were my copilot
How will I ever run this ship
Without you by my side to navigate
Thought you were my copilot
My copilot
Now I know that you were just taking me for a ride
And that's alright it was a beautiful ride."

Jam of the Day: Christine and the Queens - "The Walker"

This song perfectly captures the need to get out and walk to clear your head of all your troubles and bad thoughts.

Jam of the Day: Jim-E Stack - "Forgotten"

Brooklyn electronic artist Jim-E Stack takes vocal samples from Amy Winehouse's track "Stronger Than Me" and tweaks and bends them to haunting effect on his new single "Forgotten."

Jam of the Day: Art School Girlfriend - "Outside"

Art School Girlfriend is the solo project of London musician/singer Polly Mackey. "Outside," taken from her new EP In the Blue Hour, is atmospheric pop at its best, marrying Mackey's ethereal vocals with cavernous percussion and waves of shimmering keyboards and low bass rumbles.

Jam of the Day: Charli XCX and Troye Sivan - "1999"

Fun collaboration between Charli XCX and Troye Sivan that waxes nostalgic about the late 90s, from the Matrix-themed cover art to references to Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time."

Jam of the Day: Alpines - "Out of View"

I've always enjoyed London duo Alpines' trip-hop/downtempo tracks, but there always seemed to be one thing missing to really make me love them. If the first single from their new album is any indication of their new direction, then I think they have found that missing element. The music has gotten darker, deeper, and fuller, finally matching singer Catherine Pockson’s massive voice.

Jam of the Day: Gotts Street Park ft. Celeste - "Both Sides of the Moon (Live)"

Soulful and heartbreaking collaboration between the amazing collective called Gotts Street Park and new singer Celeste, whose vocal range and emotional connection are sublime. This song is the opposite of flashy, with sparse, minimal accompaniment that is the perfect foil for Celeste's tender interpretation. Prepare to be stunned.

Jam of the Day: Young Galaxy - "Backwards Love"

From Young Galaxy's final EP Snow Leopard(the band has decided to go on indefinite hiatus), comes this throbbing midtempo dance track that is a fitting close to this band's wonderful output. They will be missed.