Aye Karou is an unsigned act out of South Buffalo, NY. The band began laying together in 2007 as The Tragically Sith, a cover band playing songs by The Tragically Hip but altering the lyrics to be all about the Star Wars films. A decision to play original music drove the group to form Aye Karou in early 2010.

Ida’s second album, Katla, was released on November 8, 2010 in Europe. And is set for international release in June 7, 2011.

Hailing from København, Denmark, The Eclectic Moniker is a band emphasizing equally a great dance party as well as an interesting listening experience. They’ve added their own little twist of indie to a myriad of references with Paul Simon and west-african popmusic as some of the more striking.

I will also be in Copenhagen this summer. Is Skoal a place?

Toben Seymour directs Jon Hamm and “a young runaway yeti” named Baby Blue in the video for the French duo’s first single off their tenth LP, Strange Moosic.

Love the sweater and the string section

“Walking Into Me” can be found on Oh No Oh My’s second album, “People Problems”.

I Feel You is the first single from the upcoming Sam Roberts Band album, “Collider” out May 10th.

Chicago band makes great video for chill tune.

Euphoric, heartfelt and utterly beautiful, Spokes present Everyone I Ever Met, their first album for Counter Records. Effortlessly blending together elements of shoegaze, folk, post-rock and much more, its bittersweet joyfulness will purge your system of cynicism for weeks