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“All you need is love.” Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 40-plus years, you’re familiar with this Beatles sentiment, and you'll probably recognize it even if you were living in the most disconnected underbelly of society all that time...

Brooklyn’s Dawn of Midi — bassist Aakaash Israni, pianist Amino Belyamani and percussionist Qasim Naqvi — have transitioned from the minimal jazz of their debut album, ‘First,’ to heady dance music in their sophomore follow-up, ‘Dysnomia.’

Looking for a killer electronic dream-pop tune for your end-of-summer playlist? Look no further than today's free mp3, ‘After Dark,’ a track from Artifiseer’s new EP.

Anytime Thrill Jockey puts out a new album, you just gotta listen. That's especially true in the case of White Hills' latest, 'So You Are… So You'll Be. It's a loud-as-hell disc of pure modern metal, complete with big-muff lead lines and death-defying drumming.

Swedish experimental noise-rock trio Kriget explore the darkest elements of society. That much is clear in their choice of name (Kriget is Swedish for “the war"); their brand-new album's title, ‘Dystopico'; and their music itself.

Seattle's Chastity Belt certainly don't hide "the goods." In fact, the girl group bares it all with glinting guitars, lead vocals reminiscent of Carole King, a $50 drum kit and a whole lot of lovely sad bastard jams.

Los Angeles-based rock band Fim can be easily described in one word: demented. These guys are pretty good at bending your perception of melody by putting chords and words in places that they don't belong.

The Dreamer and the Sleeper's new single 'Everything Is Green' begins with a chirping acoustic phrase, repeated like a riffing mantra. That's when singer Nick Pappageorgas steps in, spreading sweet twee-pop vocals all over their sun-toasted mix.

Hey, remember chillwave? That was kind of a drag, wasn't it? Well, thankfully the flash-in-the-pan electro subgenre has evolved enough to become something so much more emotional and fulfilling. San Francisco's Silver Swans are an excellent example of that next step -- thoughtful, complex synth work that can make you cry just as easily as it can move you to dance.

Early fall is an amazing time in the baseball world. Seemingly dormant outfielders become home run sluggers, while bad-record teams (Chicago Cubs excluded) rise from their regular-season ashes to become world champions. Midwest rockers Late in the Playoffs evoke this wonderful time of year through a revival of early-'00s pop punk that packs a powerful October punch.