Super Super Sounds

Adelaide band get signed to US indie bosses Winspear and pull all the right moves. The Aussie accents make this really nice, this a rock solid album of easy-listening indie goodness.

Sault collaborators Thandii head to the Philippines and add some Pinoy funk into the mix. The groove is great, the bass pops and their signature super-saturated vocals always hit just right. Can't wait to hear the rest of the album!

Driving DIY indie straight outta Washington DC. Fuzzy bass, motorik drums and some lovely noisy guitar textures - in short, this rocks.

After two decades out of the game, Random returns with a how-to-chiptune LSDj masterclass. Respect.

Beth Arzy writes the sweetest melodies, this is peak boy/girl jangle pop!

Death Is Not The End just unearthed some seriously weird shit here. Recorded in the 70s, these self-made, amplified stringed instruments (DIY electric guitars essentially) get milked of a whole bucketful interesting sounds. Music, notes, harmony be damned, this is pure sonic exploration, and super cool to boot.

Like an ultra evil Massive Attack, or Tricky doing Basic Channel, this is perfect. Industrial grade Berlin dub meets trip hop chanteuse vibes. Might even be as good as his incredible Grouper collab from years ago.

Incredible album. Respect.

Great EP of experimental footwork bangers, from the Death Grips sampling Zico Zico, to the super warped offbeat Supersucker. Strange and cool, direct from PolishJuke.

Nashville grrl eggpunks Snooper just flipped the script here, swapping guitars for a computer and delivering a distorted rave banger par excellence. Versatile!

Throwback to when Snowy were Melbourne's quietest band, with their debut album getting a couple of extra tracks thrown on the end. Worth it though, that magic they had then is in these extra songs too, all acoustic guitars and whispered secrets.

Colombian marimba deconstruction alert! This is beautiful, I wish all pop music sounded like this - people singing earworm melodies over their own strange electronic inventions. Love how this isn't trying to fit into any genre box, just cool, strange, interesting music!

There is no place more awesome than the Japanese electronic underground. Case in point - this baroque-inspired acid drumfunk craziness! Whole album is on it's own mission, check it out!

Winter reworked a lightweight album closer into a fuzzed out shoegaze beast! Goes to show how much a recording can transform a song, she nailed this!

This is pure skill - the space, the songs, the sounds, the subtlety. Like Nina Nastasia for a new generation, so glad to find this.

What a song! I came for the cover art, stayed for the indie rock perfection!

This feels like the real shit - raw Jersey club music, all energy and vibe.