Clair de Lunarette is a split EP release with Babe City records, and is the band's first foray into the spotlight since the dissolution of Gingerlys. Striving for release, both personal and communal, Lunarette lean into the pop sensuality of their polished, electronic world. Lush, swirling guitar layered over dynamic, jingling synth melodies fill the atmosphere of their debut EP. Harkening to late night drives, and the carefree sentimentality of future nostalgia, lead single “Austin St.” beckons listeners to swap the serious for a waking daydream.

Following the critically acclaimed Some Things Last Longer Than You, London-based indie-rock trio, Doe present Grow into It.

If you’re into the likes of The Breeders, Weezer, Charly Bliss, Great Grandpa or Speedy Ortiz, you'll want to check this out right away. As NPR once said ‘Doe makes snide exasperation sound like a party’. Sounds great, doesn’t it?

Known for their genre-blurring style that combines minimalist neo-classical piano work with the fringes of jazz-moded math-rock and even IDM-tinted electronica, mouse on the keys are constantly discovering new styles of music. On their aptly titled third album, tres, the trio present the most boundary-pushing results of these discoveries to date. Talented guest musicians from CHON’s Mario Camarena to jazz singer Dominique Fils-Aimé feature to elucidate and embolden the broadspectrum experimentations of mouse on the keys, adding yet new dimensions to a sound already unbound by musical trends and convention.