The Swedish pop group returns with their first new music in almost a decade.

After three decades, the long-lost album from Ronnie and Jason Martin’s (Joy Electric, Starflyer 59) first band has finally been released.

The psychedelic pop group returns with a dreamy new single.

Opus Science Collective’s latest is a love letter to all things city pop.

Namelessnumberheadman specializes in creating really cool, synth-laden jams full of heart and soul.

All of the band’s mid ’90s output is getting reissued by Warp Records.

Even after four decades, The Cure’s third album remains one of their most powerful and poignant releases.

The perfect soundtrack for staring into the night sky and contemplating your place in the cosmos.

Slowdive’s Christian Savill returns with a new collaborative project.

The off-kilter opening theme to the 1994 “Iria” anime series sounds like a pop hit from another solar system.

The band’s new single accents their dreampop with a hint of country twang.

Quiet Force’s 1988 single evokes a simpler, gentler time of surfing the information superhighway.

The band’s 1996 debut gets a well-deserved reissue.

Hong Kong Express’ final album for the Dream Catalogue label is appropriately pensive and elegiac.

It seems rather fitting for the post-rock titans to announce a new album at this particular moment in time.

The nostalgist duo release a music video for one of the best songs in their recent repertoire.

The enigmatic one-man band uses searing riffs and bloodcurdling vocals to create songs of praise and worship.

For nearly 30 years, the robot duo gave us awesome electronic music delivered with mystique and wonder.

The popular CCM singer’s music shaped the artistic and political imaginations of countless Christians, for good and ill.

Arguably the finest release yet from the prolific and enigmatic ambient composer.