Watch the lyric video for The Foxery's new song "The Sorrow" now on YouTube. The song appears on the band's debut album, Unless, which is available now at digital retailers and on limited edition, hand-numbered vinyl. Download the album on iTunes, listen on Spotify, or purchase your copy on vinyl now at the Spartan store.

Ourlives' debut US full-length album, Den of Lions, comes out in less than one month on October 14th. In anticipation of the release, we're giving away a free download of the first single, "Blissful Ignorance," now at Noisetrade! Download the song here and if you like it, spread the word and pass it on!

Watch the new lyric video for Ourlives' "Blissful Ignorance" now on YouTube. The song appears on the band's forthcoming album Den of Lions which will be available at digital retailers and on limited edition vinyl on October 14th. Get an instant download of the song when you pre-order the album at iTunes or on vinyl at the Spartan store.

Iceland’s best kept indie-rock secret Ourlives will be releasing a new record Den of Lions on October 14th. In anticipation of the release, we're premiering a new song from the album called "Blissful Ignorance" with Interview Magazine. Stream the song here. The album is available for pre-order now at iTunes and on limited edition vinyl at the Spartan store. All pre-orders receive an instant download of "Blissful Ignorance." Hailing from Reykjavik, Iceland, musical prowess and pedigree innately runs through Jón Björn Árnason and Leifur Kristinsson’s veins. Together they are Ourlives, and over the last nine years they have been meticulously...

The debut album from Louisville’s avant-garde indie-rock band The Foxery, Unless, is available now at digital retailers worldwide and on limited edition vinyl! Listen to the album in its entirety at AltPress.com and then download your copy at iTunes or wherever you buy digital music or pick up the album on limited edition, hand-numbered vinyl at the Spartan store, Amazon, or Bandcamp. With today’s release of Unless, fans and critics are quickly discovering Louisville’s best kept secret. As AltPress.com recently said, “the album moves mountains as a whole, one 47-minute monolith that contains many peaks and valleys.” Confounding arrangements, complex...