Nosaj Thing - Try (ft. Toro y Moi)

Los Angeles producer Nosaj Thing recently teamed up with Toro y Moi for the atmospheric "Try," with the latter exclusively providing the hazy vocal work.

The track will be featured on Nosaj Thing's upcoming Home LP, which is set for release January 22. Give a listen below.

New Dan Deacon video - Guilford Avenue Bridge

Director Alan Resnick's new video for Dan Deacon's ode to his hometown "Guilford Avenue Bridge" catalogs the his recent tour in fast-paced style. Included in the vast collection of filmed pieces is Deacon's legendary live performance where the fans get to participate in odd events as much as everyone says they do. See for yourself below.

Ifan Dafydd - Celwyyd

Welsh producer Ifan Dafydd has released this wonderful vocal-laden sample track, "Celwyyd." For those that might find the pronunciation a tad difficult - as you should - it translates to "lie," according to Joe's research over at Abeano. Check it out below.

New Beach Fossils - Generational Synthetic

"Generational Synthetic," the second single from Beach Fossils upcoming full-length Clash The Truth, has been released.While it's not the stirring dream-single that "Careless" was, it gives some promising shape to the upcoming album.

Clash The Truth is set for release February 19 via the band's hometown label Captured Tracks.

Jessie Ware on Fallon

Last night, emerging British singer Jessie Ware made her U.S. TV debut on always welcoming stage on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. Sitting in on "Wildest Moments" are the always helpful and probably really nice guys in general, The Roots.

Check out the performance below, and grab her 2012 debut Devotion this April for its official U.S. release.

New Guadalupe Plata album - Guadalupe Plata

Spanish blues impresario's and former Our Newest Obsession entrants Guadalupe Plata have released the band's brand new self-titled LP. You can stream the entire 13-track album below, via the band's Bandcamp page.

If you like what you hear, and you probably should, the album is selling for €7 digitally, €10 for CD, and €18 for 180-gram vinyl here. Otherwise, you can grab a free download of "El Blues Es Mi Amigo."

New Ty Segall video - Thank God For The Sinners

Everyone's favorite garage rocker of the moment (if he's not, he should be) Ty Segall has released a brand new video for "Thank God For The Sinners," off his most recent album Twins.

Matt Yoka directs the video, which is basically just an array of partial white nudity with a punk blues song score. Check it out below and grab Twins today via Drag City.

Lunice's 1Xtra Mix

Yesterday, Lunice (the better-known member of TNGHT) debuted his energizing hour-plus mix for BBC 1Xtra, which you can stream in its entirety below. Featured in the lengthy collection is Lunice's famed remix of Kanye West's "Clique," which comes in at the 56-minute mark.

A$AP Rocky live on Letterman w/A-Trak, AraabMuzik, and DJ Clark Kent

Last night marked the Late Show with David Letterman debut for soon-to-be superstar New York rapper A$AP Rocky on the day of his LongLiveA$AP release. Performing alongside the always impeccably dressed 24-year-old for the album's title track, and "Wild For The Night."

The former, which was originally produced by Skrillex, featured live help from celebrated producers A-Trak, AraabMuzik, and DJ Clark Kent going at it full force. Watch the electrifying performance from the four below.

New music from The Go, The Resonars, and Peach Kelli Pop

The always fun Burger Records is running on a torrid pace this month with the label's "A Tape A Day, OK?" promotion. Today, we got brand new singles from lovable small acts like The GO, The Resonars, and Peach Kelli Pop. All three are invigorating garage pop revival pieces, which you can stream below.

The GO's next album "Fiesta" is slated for release January 22, with 1,000 copies of the double-LP on orange, green, and red vinyl. It features this new cut "It Always Happens To You."



British invasion revivalists The Resonars will be releasing their brand new Crummy Desert Sound on January 29, featuring "A City Out Of Reach."



And Peach Kelli Pop's new self-titled release is out today, featuring "Panchito Blues ii."

Album Stream: Four Tet - 0181

Kieran Hebden seems like a really nice guy. Earlier today, Hebden (better known as Four Tet), released this 38-minute plus mix titled the 0181 LP on his Twitter. The work comes from unreleased cuts during his early production years (1997 - 2001). It's a must listen, which you can download as well below.

New Parquet Courts video - Borrowed Time

From director Elizabeth Skadden comes the newest video from Brooklyn-via-Texas emerging punk trio Parquet Courts. "Borrowed Time," featured on the band's 2012 LP Light Up Gold, shows the group performing at Brooklyn's Death By Audio for a surprisingly big and rowdy show.

Check out the video below and grab Light Up Gold today via What's Your Rupture?

New Doldrums - Anomaly

Featured on next month's Lesser Evil LP is "Anomaly," a drifting, echo pop cut from Montreal producer Doldrums. The album is slated for release February 25 in Europe, and 26 in North America via Arbutus Records.

Stream/download the new track below.

New SBTRKT video - Trials Of The Past

A new video from SBTRKT might not be the biggest deal, but the teaming of production companies Generator, Northern Film & Media, Dustfarm, and director Ross Anderson put together this surprisingly violent and visceral video together for "Trails Of The Past" about the trials of British androids. Possibly.

New Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Jubilee Street

From the legendary Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' heavily anticipated February release Push The Sky Away comes another riveting storytelling single, "Jubilee Street." The new track comes a little after the band released their harrowing new video for "We Know Who U R," making Push The Sky Away likely one of the year's more solemn releases.

Listen to "Jubilee Street" below and grab Push The Sky Away February 15.

Watch The Black Lips in the Middle East

Last year, the always adventurous Black Lips saw their hopeful Middle East tour dashed in the wake of the Arab Spring. Not letting that stop their intentions, the band set out for stops in Dubai, Lebanon, Egypt, and a few other hot spots, while Vice music collective Noisey follows them on the way. Watch the fun below.

New Lapalux - Guuurl

From UK producer Stuart Howard's forthcoming Nostalichic LP is the aching, harmonious "Guuurl." The full-length debut from Howard, better known as Lapalux, comes from Flying Lotus' steadily emerging Brainfeeder label this March. Check the single out below.