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[video] The Lemon Twigs – How Can I Love Her More?

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Having teased us already with some great new singles, The Lemon Twigs have shared another new cut “How Can I Love Her More?”, a vintage musical journey filled with guitars, charming vocal harmonies, and complete with two drum sets, an adventurous bass part, theremin, flutes and harpsichord.

All released songs would be a part of their upcoming new album A Dream Is All We Know (set for release on May 3 via Captured Tracks), which was recorded completely to tape and mixed and mastered by Brian and Michael themselves on of-the-era equipment.

The music video for the new track was helmed by The Lemon Twigs, who also handled the editing. It depicts the band embarking on a journey through Central Park and museum row, interspersed with playful and mischievous moments around New York City.

Check it out below and pre-order the record here.

[video] The Lemon Twigs – They Don’t Know How To Fall In Place

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Having teased us already with “My Golden Years”, The Lemon Twigs have shared a great new cut “They Don’t Know How To Fall In Place”. Both songs would be a part of their upcoming new record A Dream Is All We Know, set for release on May 3 via Captured Tracks.

The track is out with the music video, directed by Ambar Navarro. It portrays the tiny versions of The Lemon Twigs running/flying around and performing.

Check it out below and pre-order the LP here.

[live] Drahla announce EU / UK tour dates

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In May and June UK outfit Drahla will return to Europe/UK for the big tour (presented by Swamp Booking), on which they will premiere their just-announced upcoming LP angeltape (set for release on April 5 via Captured Tracks, pre-order is available here). It will start in Wakefield on May 2 and finish in Leeds on June 15.

There will be two dates in Italy, as per the below:

May 18 – Circolo Dev, Bologna
May 19 – Teatro Delle Logge, Montecosaro

Listen to the new single “Default Parody” below and find more tour information here.

[video] The Lemon Twigs – My Golden Years

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NYC’s The Lemon Twigs have shared a great new single “My Golden Years”, a sun-kissed psychedelic pop stomper that showcases the band’s knack for crafting catchy and nostalgic tunes.

It is their first new release since the acclaimed last year’s LP Everything Harmony, and is out with a beautiful music video, directed by Ambar Navarro.

Watch below and get the track here.

[album] Wild Nothing – Hold

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It’s been five years since Jack Tatum aka Wild Nothing dropped Indigo, a lush album which transported listeners to a hazy, dreamlike realm with its playful, synth pop jams. On Hold, which just got released via Captured Tracks, he doubles down on this direction, making it his most bombastic and most pop LP.

Delved into the ’80s aesthetics, Hold features Wild Nothing’s catchiest and most vulnerable songs in his career, like the beautiful and anthemic “Dial Tone” or “Headlights” (which also features Australian singer/songwriter Hatchie). At some moments it can feel a bit too repetitive, but in general, it is a strong release and a definite win for Tatum, who once again cemented his reputation as one of the most consistent and talented indie musicians of the ’10s.

Stream below and buy the record here.