Daughter’s remix for band bestie Warpaint’s “Feeling Alright” is the return remix to Warpaint’s hyperdrive re-do of the Daughter track “Winter”. Daughter’s “Feeling Alright” mix is replete with atmosphere and cinema and ruddered by decisive piano stabs and whirling pieces of percussive guitar.
Daughter 
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Rating 8.5
60’s rock purveyors Allah-Las play The El Rey Theater in Los Angeles next Thursday December 11th. The San Francisco band’s Byrds meets weirdo psychedelia sound is a fresh non-contrived take on the more melodic corners of the late 1960’s sound originating on either side of the Atlantic. We’re pleased to give away one pair of passes to Allah-Las’ December 11th show in L.A. packaged with a vinyl copy of the band’s most recent LP, Worship The Sun. To enter to win the contest hit our inbox with the subject line “ALLAH LAS L.A.” before Monday December 8th at 3 PM PST. Tickets and details for Allah La’s Tashaki Miyaki and Dream Boys-supported El Rey gig can be found here.
Allah-Las – Had It All 
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“You I Never Knew” is the lead single from Australian band Nite Fields debut LP Depersonalisation. “You I Never Knew” mixes the feel and pop sensibilities of The Church with more obtuse shoegazey textures. Depersonalisation is out February 2nd on Felte Records.
Nite Fields 
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Rating 8.3
The kinetic Radio 1-courting UK indie of “Breathe” follows Buckinghamshire band As Elephants Are also excellent “Crown” from new EP out December 8th. Chunky bass, spiraling delayed guitar leads and anthemic melody define “Breathe”s immediate accessibility and ambition. Stream “Breathe” below.
As Elephants Are (Facebook)
Rating 8.2
The arena-sized UK indie swoon of “Trumpet” closes out one of the year’s best EP debuts, “Blood” from Osca.
Osca (Soundcloud)
I Know Leopard are a new band out of Sydney AU that specialize in infectious and melodically superb dream pop of which new single “Perfect Picture” is an A+ example.
I Know Leopard (Facebook)
Rating 8.3
The lo-fi ease of Rainy Day Women’s “Distance” headlines the Perth AU band’s new Ain’t It Time LP, out now.
Rainy Day Women (Soundcloud)
Rating 8.3
The author of one our favorite LPs of the year, the stunning and plaintive Burn Your Fire For No Witness, Angel Olsen will be performing at the El Rey Theater in Los Angeles on Thursday December 4th. Buoyed by an evocative and sparkling vocal, Angel Olsen’s songs traverse a varied stretch of styles and emotional latitude. We’re pleased to give away TWO pairs of tickets to next Thursday’s show to two B3 readers. Hit our inbox by Friday 11/28 at Noon PST for a shot to win. Details on tickets and further information about the concert, which also features support from Texas-based Kevin Morby, can be found here.
Angel Olsen 
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The prodigious Recycle Culture (our man has already released an album and an EP this year) streams title track from newest EP “AYA”. Truly vast in its palette, running wall to wall from obtuse shoegaze to immediate indie pop, “AYA” is remarkable in just how accomplished it is. Listen.
Recycle Culture (Bandcamp)
