Electronic indie rock duo Revolution, I Love You have went on an ambitious journey of mastering, fine tuning, and crowdsourcing their pinnacle EP Atlantic Ocean, which is set to officially drop early next year. The adventures have included them filming a DIY music video, doing their first album in five years to feature guitar solos, launching a Kickstarter campaign for additional album funding, and previewing the album through promising singles like “A Sound That Rattles All Our Hearts At Once.” As the band nears the final stop of the journey, they have much to celebrate, and that’s what they’ll be doing tonight at North Star Bar with a release party for their latest single. And they’ll be joined by friends City Rain, who are getting ready to release a new song of their own, W.C. Lindsay, and Your Ghost. North Star Bar, 2639 Poplar St., 9pm, $8, All Ages – Bill McThrill

Below is a new music video for the song "To London or the Lake" from Night Sins, the local gothic post-punk project fronted by Kyle Kimball. The video was inspired by the 1970 British film The Deep End. The single is the title track off Night SIns’ forthcoming LP, which will be available next month via AVANT! Records.

Here’s a shape-shifting new track that you can stream and download for free below called "Marvelous Beast" from Philly producer Moon Bounce, a.k.a. Corey Regensburg. He’s currently wrapping up his new EP Dress Rehearsal, which he describes as "a more on the nose pop/R&B aesthetic filtered through electronics and experimentation."

Daytrotter just posted their latest session with Clap Your Hands Say Yeah yesterday, which is comprised of two yet-to-be-named tunes and Love Song No. 7 from 2007 LP Some Loud Thunder. You can stream and download it for free HERE (w/membership). (Illustration by Johnnie Cluney)

Even though it’s a bit cold out, all this sunshine has us in a positive mood. Well, that and the debut music video for the track "Hiding Records" from Teen Men, a new psych-pop project featuring the Spinto Band‘s Nick Krill and Joe Hobson, who collaborated on the tripped-out video with photographer Catharine Maloney and filmmaker Albert Birney. You can catch Teen Men performing live on Saturday, December 14 at Johnny Brenda’s with Work Drugs.

Check out the epic composition that Choice/Cut alumnus Lushlife created for Weathervane Music’s Shaking Through called "Toynbee Suite" below! It’s a four movement, 10+ minutes hip-hop/orchestral masterpiece that features contributions from rjd2, Dave Hartley (Nightlands, The War on Drugs, etc.), YIKES the ZERO, Ricardo Lagomasino (Many Arms), Joshua Stamper and many others. You can also learn why and how it was created in the video as well. So dope – so proud of our man, Lush!

We first learned about The THANGS a few years back when they were nominated for The Deli Philly’s year-end Best Emerging Artist(s) Poll by one of our knowledgeable jurors. The enigmatic production duo just released a fabulous, mind-blending LP of psychedelic hip-hop beats entitled Wedodo, which you can listen to in its entirety below. The record was released via homgrown electronic music indie label Data Garden, and there is available for purchase a rad limited-edition run of music seed-paper albums that you can plant and watch grow into blue Lobelias – really way too cool.