Accurate and faithful to the original, Holy Ghost!'s cover of "I Wanted To Tell Her" is arguably the more refined piece, adjusted for the listener's of today. LCD Soundsystem fans will feel right at home.
What do you get when you cross zombies with tennis? Not a very lively game probably. On an unrelated note, Tennis just put out a faithful cover of The Zombies' song "Tell Her No". Indeed, say no to zombie tennis.
Twin Sister have stepped up their game since their last EP. From the very appropriately titled debut LP, In Heaven, "Stop" could just be called indie-pop, but its intricate and shifting song structure breathes a whole lot of character into the track. The entire album is really worth checking out.
From the recently releasedFreaking OutEP, "I Can Get Love" is a poolside hybrid of Toro Y Moi's past ventures, simmering with sleek musicianship and meticulous production.
Neon Indian's (very synthy) synth-pop sounds develops beautifully in the dense and immersive Era Extraña, his latest LP, which you can hear in its entirety for a limited time here. "Hex Girlfriend", spewing youth and good times, is by far the catchiest thing this guy has made.
Young and energized as ever, Oberhofer are set to release their first full-length next year. Expect adolescent ranting and a lot of familiar OoOOoOoOo's as evident by the recent single "Gotta Go".