Manchester’s Everything Everything bring their unique combobulation to this new rework of the Kodaline single “All I Want”. The remix stars a rhythmic tick of repitition with an especially noteworthy distorted organ, of which kinda blows our mind. Grab the track as a free download below and check out new debut self-titled EP from Kodaline available now.
Kodaline – All I Want (Everything Everything Remix)Kodaline 
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Everything Everything 
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Rating 8
The PS I Love You duo try on some Ziggy Stardust for this new cover of the Bowie classic “Moonage Daydream”. The track appears as part of the latest compilation series from Paper Bag Records, this time featuring a variety of their artists covering The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars on this it’s 40th year anniversary. The album is available for download here and you can check out the full tracklisting below.
PS I Love You – Moonage DaydreamFULL TRACKLIST
1. “Five Years” – Born Ruffians
2. “Soul Love” – CFCF feat. Austra
3. “Moonage Daydream” – PS I Love You
4. “Starman” – The Rural Alberta Advantage
5. “It Ain’t Easy” – Slim Twig
6. “Lady Stardust” – The Luyas
7. “Star” – Cuff The Duke
8. “Hang on to Yourself” – Young Galaxy
9. “Ziggy Stardust” – Elliott BROOD
10. “Suffragette City” – The Acorn
11. “Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide” – Woodhands
12. “John, I’m Only Dancing” – Yamantaka // Sonic Titan
PS I Love You 
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Rating 8.3
Keaton Henson has been a favorite around here since we first stumbled on his Dear… LP earlier this year. Turns out the album was a bit of re-release that had barely ever seen the light of day. So it came as a pleasant suprise today when hits-of-the-planet-man Zane Lowe played a new track by Keaton titled “Kronos” from his forthcoming Sweetheart, What Have you Done To Us EP release. “Kronos” busts out, with a power previously untapped, within the song’s first few measures. Like channeling a sweet release to the inpressive restraints held in check throughout Dear…. Preview the music video for “Kronos” below and keep an eye out for Keaton’s new EP dropping early November.
Keaton Henson (Facebook)
Rating 8.7
The 1975 keep it coming with this final and single version of their track “Sex”. It’s a got a bit less dynamicism than its earlier demo (released under other various guises) but it’s still as catchy of a tune as can be. Sex will be the title track of the band’s next EP expected November 19th. Preview this official single version (aka panty dropper) from the breakthrough Manc collective below.
The 1975 (Facebook)
Rating 8.2
Triptides turn up the jangle on their new single “Bright Sky”. The midwest-based surfer-bound trio also showcase their knack for a good guitar song and equally good time. Previewed here from this November’s forthcoming Sun Pavillions release.
Triptides 
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Rating 7.9
Give this a spin. Just when you think things couldn’t possibly get any hotter, a blistering heater of a sax solo blows your mind at around 3:20. That’s a real “Summersweat” for you, so hot that it only gets hotter. If you’re into Winnipeg collective Royal Canoe then be sure to pick up their new Purple and Gold release. We promise it’s well worth your next available 18 minutes. Also, if you’re located in SoCal, catch the band performing at The Satellite in Silverlake, Los Angeles this Saturday night (9/22).
Royal Canoe – SummersweatRoyal Canoe (Bandcamp)
Rating 8.3
Well fed psychedelia here from a new Copenhagen group known as The Wands. This blahblah-blow track has been a serious fever to our speakers as of late. The band’s debut EP is scheduled to drop early November. Be sure to stay tuned for more “magic” to come on The Wands.
The Wands 
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Rating 8.331
Couple of tones we’re liking in the latest we’ve heard from Idles. Mostly it offers up something we’ve been missing from songs (in general) in a while, some balls.
Idles – Two ToneIdles (Facebook)
Rating 8.0
Something new from Dog is Dead’s anticipated debut album All Our Favourite Stories. We’ve been on double Ds for a minute, and then “Get Low” comes along to really set this crew apart from the crowd. Grab it 10/8.
Dog is Dead (Official)
Rating 8.4
Just as summer comes to end, Tilly & the Wall are back with another party record to keep things festive. This is like a triple espresso. It’s got the riff from Deep Purple’s classic metal song “Hush” mixed with modern electronics. “Heavy Mood” is the album’s title track, and it will probably leave you in anything but a heavy mood.
Tilly and The Wall – Heavy MoodTilly and The Wall 
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Airy new dream pop by way of NYC’s Field Mouse. While lo-fi on the surface, by all accounts, the chorus and guitar hook in “How Do You Know” are larger than life. The track will be released on 7″ as part of the new Lefse single series. Get a sneak peek below.
Field Mouse 
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Rating 8.3
The mysterious unknown weirdos (spoooooky) Six Six Seconds drop off new track “Tearing Down Heaven”. A mix of MBV-feel and Big Black-style production techniques, SSS convey a detached ten-miles-beneath-the-sea sort of sound; that and there’s a pretty solid groove buried asunder those oceanic (production) volumes. Give it a try.
Six Six Seconds – Tearing Down HeavenRating 8.2
