I die. I seriously am death right now because of Rhye’s debut album, Woman. It is pure magical bliss in the form of soft, sweet music. And to my surprise, this mysterious duo turned out to be dominated by xy chromosomes. Robin Hannibal and Mike Milosh are probably two of the most alluring men in the history of alluring men. Together they prove that you don’t need to be a woman to have a feminine touch.

The road from Baroque Pop to Electro Synth Pop is not one that can be trekked easily. And I so wish I could say Ra Ra Riot is a band that has come out alive and unscathed. With the newly quartet’s latest release, Beta Love, the band says goodbye to everything they once knew…

Justin Timberlake is back ya’ll. And you should alllll know that unless you’ve been detached from the entire internet for the past three days, and in that case, good for you.

I’ve never heard of The New Division before, but they sure as hell sound like a band that I should be waiting hand and foot for. High reverbs and synths are the master keys to my musical soul, after all.

“[Halcyon is] like a bird that basically during the winter, it would lay its eggs by the sea and bring calm to the stormy waters and a lot of my songs on this record are about the ocean and water.” – Ellie Goulding

Oh Griswolds, how I have missed you in the past few months. Heart of a Lion features four songs from the wacky feel-awesome dudes. In addition to “Heart of a Lion” and “Mississippi,” the EP unleashes two new songs that most definitely stay true to The Griswolds’ upbeat summer pop sound.

If you’re into electronic sugary fire bubblegum pop, then Canadian dance-pop outfit Dragonette is your go-to band. Seemingly always filled with endless energy and electrifying synths, Dragonette packs a mean punch that never fails to jumpstart your body into full-on wavey, dancey, fist pumpy glory.

Upon first listening to Cat Power’s Sun, I noticed something was different but I couldn’t quite tell what. Chan Marshall’s angelically badass croon of a voice still sounds amazing even after her 6 year hiatus, but Sun had something strange about it that I don’t think I’ve heard in previous Cat Power albums.

Montreal based quintet, Stars, released their sixth album this past Tuesday. The North is your typical Stars album in the sense that it is brimming with gushy/sorrowfully romantic lyrics and playful conversational singing between Amy Millan and Torquil Campbell…

This week, we’ve introduced you to the lovely Kendra Morris, and now I will proceed to try to convince you how much you’ll love her new album Banshee.