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Stack delivers a mix of the most interesting new music on the web, handpicked by the Hype Machine team. A custom compilation of the week, from our hearts to your inbox. PLAY ALL TRACKS
  • I Know Leopard - Another Life

    Posted by 2 blogs • On SoundCloud • Also on: SpotifyApple MusicAmazon
    It's a vibrant time for guitar bands coming out of Australia. This Sydney quartet first surfaced in 2012 but their latest EP, Another Life, now marks them as genuine ones to watch. Aussie blog Happy calls the title song "a seminal summer daydream track."
  • Dancehall is a thing again, peppering recent hip-hop, R&B; and Jamie xx tunes alike, and Kranium could be its next breakout star. 2013 SoundCloud hit "Nobody Has to Know" got him signed to Atlantic Records. This new one heralds his next release, out Friday.
  • RAYE - TELL ME

    LA (via Vancouver) producer Blood Diamonds has worked with Grimes and Madonna. Here, he collabs with soulful 17-year-old South Londoner Rachel Keen (aka Raye), an artist on the rise following her much-blogged EP last year.
  • Florist - Vacation

    Posted by 9 blogs • On Bandcamp • Also on: SpotifyAmazon
    A member of NY collective The Epoch (Eskimeaux, Bellows) and recent "band to watch" on Stereogum, Florist gains even more attention with their first single on Double Double Whammy. It embodies the "highly personal songwriting" Epoch is known for, says AdHoc.
  • Kamixlo - Paleta

    Posted by 9 blogs • On SoundCloud • Also on: SpotifyAmazon
    London's roaming underground party Endless is bringing up a lot of adventurous producers and DJs. One of our favorites is Brixton-raised Kamixlo, whose new debut EP features this riveting, reggaeton-infused staple of his recent DJ sets.
    ALBUM PREMIERE
  • Christine and the Queens - Jonathan (feat. Perfume Genius)

    The self titled, North American debut from Christine and the Queens —"a truly chic pop record" featuring Perfume Genius and Tunji Ige.
    GOOD READ

    Grantland on how Radiohead’s 2000 LP Kid A kicked off the streaming revolution:

    “Kid A was an anti-exclusive — a major music magazine was no more privileged than an obscure blogger when it came to showcasing the biggest alt-rock record of the year."

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