Ejecta - Jeremiah (The Denier)

This dual piece from Neon Indian member Leanne Macomber and John Ford of Ford & Lopatin (known as Ejecta) floated around early yesterday, bursting with synth pop appeal. It's a lusher project from Ford, who's drone aesthetics play the way to airy atmosphere's on "Jeremiah (The Denier)." It's available now in the U.S. and Europe on Driftless Recordings. Otherwise, stream the adventure below.

Stream Neon Indian's Era Extraña at NPR

Era Extraña, the lastest album from Texas chillwave outfit Neon Indian is available to stream in its entirety over at NPR today. You can grab the album next Tuesday, September 13 over at Alan Palomo's website, via Rough Trade.

You can stream the album here.

Friday Bears: Neon Indian on Fallon

Sorry for the long delay folks, you can blame the blizzard if you live on the East coast, but for everyone else you can just blame me.

Neon Indian made their television debut last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, performing both "Terminally Chill" and "Ephemeral Artery" from last year's Psychic Chasm. And despite the blippy, smooth electro-textures of their studio versions, the songs actually translate pretty well on a live stage.

Neon Indian - Terminally Chill/Ephemeral Artery (Live on Fallon)