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Most Anticipated Acts of Hopscotch (Underrepresented Genders Edition)

AAs one-half of the NO DUDES PWR HR, I just couldn’t not tell y’all about the acts led by people of underrepresented genders that I’m most excited for at this year’s Hopscotch Music Festival. Here they are in alphabetical order:

Cayetana: Slim’s, Thursday at midnight (technically it’s Friday)

Is it just me, or are all musicians from Philly these days? Jk. But, as my friend once told me, there’s truth behind every “jk,” and clearly the scene there is producing some great artists. One of these is Cayetana, who you should listen to if you just can’t get enough straight up indie rock. Pay special attention to their lyrics and the bass line in Grumpy’s, and be sure to catch them at Slim’s. Cayetana press photo from Bandcamp.

Madame Gandhi: Nash Hall, Friday at 11:30 p.m.

If you’re going to Hopscotch to be inspired, definitely check out Madame Gandhi’s set. She’s a percussionist, electronic musician, vocalist and activist who seriously cares about people. If you see her set, she’s sure to create some great beats and leave you thinking afterwards. To give you an idea, check out the song The Future is Female.  Madame Gandhi “Voices” album cover

Mary Timony Plays Helium: Red Hat Amphitheatre, Sunday at 4:15 p.m.

If you’re like me, you know Mary Timony mostly from the bands Ex Hex and Wild Flag, but her set at Hopscotch will be special. Timony went on tour this summer, recreating the songs of Helium, the band that she fronted in the 1990s. She’s bringing these songs to Hopscotch, and who knows when else you’ll be able to hear them live? My personal faves are Hole in the Ground and Superball. Ex Hex at South By Southwest 2014 photo by Bri Aab, WKNC.

MOURN: CAM, Friday at 11 a.m.

I thought I’d never get to see this band in my life. The self-proclaimed “very young quartet” is from Spain, and they make awesome post-punk music that I can’t wait to hear live. They’re also releasing a new EP, Over the Wall, on the same day that they play. Check out their new single here, though I’m partial to Misery Factory and Gertrudis, Get Through This! MOURN press photo from Bandcamp.

Solange: Red Hat Amphitheater, Saturday at 9 p.m.

Of course. Of course. Just be there! Until then, I highly recommend taking a peek at Solange’s music videos because they’re really visually engaging. Try Don’t Touch My Hair or Losing You. Solange Knowles’  “A Seat at the Table’ album cover

ZenSoFly: Red Hat Amphitheater, Saturday at 2:15

If you saw her at this year’s Double Barrel Benefit, you know she’s the best. If you didn’t, now you can find out. It’s great to see so much great hip-hop at Hopscotch, including local artist ZenSoFly. I personally will never get over CookOut, and her EP Little Miss Perfect is great. ZenSoFly at Double Barrel Benefit 14 photo by Katelyn Auger, WKNC.

Want to hear these artists and more on WKNC? Listen at 4 p.m. on Friday, September 8 for a special NO DUDES PWR HR show broadcast from Wristband City!

For the full Hopscotch schedule, click here. Catch you out there!

<3, The Fuzz

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Miscellaneous

How to Tell your Friends about Hopscotch

             The countdown to Hopscotch is winding down. Concerts are always better with friends, so you’d want your friends to keep you company during this annual event, right? But perhaps you find that you’re the only one in your friend group that is associated to WKNC (even if by just listening to the station or you just really dig our website) and therefore realize that your interest in/obsession with Hopscotch interest isn’t shared. That’s okay, having friends with different interests is what life is all about. However, we still should care about are friends and empower them do what’s in their best interest. So, if you realize that you are the only member of you, apartment, rec league team, cubicle section, study group, posse, crew, mob, etc. that is a) is going to b) wants to go to, or c) has at least heard of Hopscotch, you need to show your group that you care about them and introduce them to the experience that is Hopscotch. 

Step 1: Casually Introduce the subject 

            It’s the week immediately following Labor Day and everyone has returned from what is most likely their last summer adventure. Whether it’s the realization that the first round of tests is in sight or that you have to clock back in tomorrow morning, your friends aren’t ready to let go of summer. Gently bring up the idea that they can still have one last big bang the weekend of memories at Raleigh’s biggest music festival of the year. Yes, you just said weekend, music, festival, and Raleigh in the same sentence. No, you did not mean Bonaroo or Lolla. You’re talking about the one and only, the North Carolinian music fanatic’s dream, the cake that they can have and eat too – HOPSCOTCH. 

Step 2: Hit them with the Ol’ Razzle Dazzle 

            Now that they’re aware of the occasion, give them a reason to go. You want to be careful here. Right now you have them hooked, so you need to keep up the momentum as you reel them in. The best way to go about this is disorientation: Throw out the big-name artists you know they love, as well as the fact that there’ll be local (yes; local as in Cheerwine-drinking, Cookout-Tray ordering, lowkey-still-knows-all-the-words-to-either Sweet Caroline and/or Raise Up) acts to discover as well. Make them feel like a music scout by describing the different venues in which they can be in the presence of seasoned and up-and-coming stars: Kings, The Pour House, CAM Raleigh (yes, the museum!), The Basement, and more! And of course, don’t neglect to mention that you (insert your name) will be there to not only guide them through this experience as someone in touch with WKNC but to experience it alongside them as well – YOU are also a selling point.

Step 3: Provide the 411

            At this point your friends are in all probability on their phones buying tickets so they don’t miss out on this opportunity and have to wait until next year. They bombard you with questions about the details: when, where, parking, food, times, etc. Releasing them from their fervor, provide the following responses:

When: September 7th-10th

Where: Downtown Raleigh

Parking:

  • Free on NC State’s campus after 5 pm
  • Use WKNC’s Lyft code WKNC50 to get credits toward your first Lyft rides.
  • Skip it by taking the Wolfprowl into downtown between 10 pm and 3 am onFriday and Saturday nights
  • Walk or bike if you’re super local – save the Earth!

Food: Almost every block downtown has some food vendor on it, or bring your own!

Times: Check out and print the full Hopscotch Schedule @ http://hopscotchmusicfest.com/schedule/

            If some or all of this information escapes you in the moment, you can always direct your friends to WKNC’s blog and they can peruse at their own convenience. Remember – take care of your friends by introducing them to Hopscotch in a reasonable, non-assaulting or judgmental manner. They’ll thank you for it and be glad they knew about this epic final summer hurrah.

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Weekly Charts

WKNC 88.1 FM Radio 200/Electronic Charts 8/29/17

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1 KARRIEM RIGGINS – Headnod Suite – Stones Throw
2 ARCA – Arca – XL
3 LEONCE – Shadows – Fade To Mind
4 BLANCK MASS – World Eater – Sacred Bones
5 THE BLAZE – Territory (EP) – Animal 63
6 PYE CORNER AUDIO – Stasis – Ghost Box
7 LOST IN STARS – Lost In Stars – Dark Sky Covenant 
8 PHOTAY – Onism – Astro Nautico
9 MOON BOOTS – First Landing – Anjunadeep
10 KODAK TO GRAPH – Isa – Family

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Festival Coverage

WKNC & WXYC Hopscotch Day Party

This year we will be putting our rivalries aside and teaming up with UNCCH’s WXYC for a Hopscotch day party! This year’s day party will be occurring on Friday, Sept. 8 at Legends Nightclub in downtown Raleigh starting at 12pm.

For those who may be new to the festival or unfamiliar, day parties are free and open to the public concerts which occur every day before the festival and generally start at noon.

They are the perfect opportunity for those who don’t have a ticket to see some music and participate in the Hopscotch festivities or for those who do have tickets to get their pre-game on and see additional artists not featured on the official lineup.

If you decide to go out to day parties, ours is one not to miss. Legends, which is located at the corner of W Hargett St and Harrington st is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the rest of downtown with its large outdoor bar, generous seating in its lounge, and large stage it’s the perfect venue and hang out space. In addition this party is put on by college radio stations so naturally the artists chosen to play will be amazing, but for those who would like to know more here’s a brief description of what to expect:

Oxidant: Raleigh based powerviolence/hardcore. The perfect early set to get your blood pumping for the day. https://oxidant.bandcamp.com/

Chucha: https://soundcloud.com/chu_laura Electronic project of Laura Munoz. Her music can be noizey, dancey, and make you the feel like floating through space any way it will impress you.

Jock Gang:  Experimental/artful indy rock music from Atlanta Georgia

https://jock-gang.bandcamp.com/album/cool

Ami Dang: Baltimore based electronic music project sets itself apart with heavy eastern music influences, raga melodies laced with electro-pop.  

https://soundcloud.com/ami-dang

Das Drip: Brand new Raleigh hardcore.

The Muslims: Durham based politically charged punk music. Queer and muslim band members use the power of musical activism to fight racial profiling in the age of Trump.  https://youtu.be/wrz2Euscpzc

The schedule will be as follows:

12:00 – Oxidant
1:00 – Chucha
2:00 – Jock Gang
3:00 – Ami Dang
4:00 – Das Drip
5:00 – The Muslims

Come out enjoy some music and maybe meet some of your favorite radio DJs!

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Non-Music News

Pack is Life 1: Packapalooza and Fantasy Football

Ben Denton and John Hinton discuss Packapalooza, Russell Wilson, NCSU football preview, college athlete rights, their fantasy football picks, and much more in the first ever episode of Pack is Life, a new sports podcast on 88.1 WKNC!

Listen to Episode 1 here.

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Weekly Charts

WKNC 88.1 FM Radio 200/Indie Rock Charts 8/29/17

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1 STRANGE RELATIONS – Editorial You – Tiny Engines
2 DOWNTOWN BOYS – Cost of Living – Sub Pop
3 SEE THROUGH DRESSES – Horse of the Other World – Tiny Engines
4 BABY IN VAIN – More Nothing – Partisan
5 WIDOWSPEAK – Expect the Best – Captured Tracks
6 WAXAHATCHEE – Out In the Storm – Merge
7 BIG THIEF – Capacity – Saddle Creek
8 TRAILER TRASH TRACYS – Althaea – Double Six
9 DASHER – Sodium – Jagjaguwar
10 INSTITUTE – Subordination – Sacred Bones
11 FRANKIE ROSE – Cage Tropical – Slumberland
12 THE DISTRICTS – Popular Manipulations – Fat Possum
13 SEXTILE – Albeit Living – Felte
14 GIRL RAY – Earl Grey – Moshi Moshi
15 A GIANT DOG – Toy – Merge
16 EXHIBITION – Last Dance (EP) – Cult
17 HONEY JOY – Honey Joy – Infinity Cat
18 SARAH JAFFE – Bad Baby – Kirtland
19 JEN CLOHER – Jen Cloher – Milk!/Marathon Artists
20 KEVIN MORBY – City Music – Dead Oceans
21 NAOMI PUNK – Yellow – Captured Tracks
22 SO MANY WIZARDS – Heavy Visions – Lolipop
23 BRIANA MARELA – Call It Love – Jagjaguwar
24 PALM – Shadow Expert (EP) – Carpark
25 BIRDS – Everything All At Once – Greenway
26 VALLEY QUEEN – Destroyer (EP) – Self-Released 
27 PEARL EARL – Pearl Earl – Dreamy Life
28 THE DRUMS – Abysmal Thoughts – Anti-
29 US AND US ONLY – Full Flower – Topshelf
30 EMA – Exile In the Outer Ring – City Slang

TOP ADDS
1 WALTER ETC. – Gloom Cruise – Lame-O
2 CAROLINE SAYS – 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong – Western Vinyl
3 TURNOVER – Good Nature – Run For Cover
4 DREAM WIFE – Fire [EP] – Lucky Number
5 THE PREATURES – Girlhood – Harvest
6 LIARS – TFCF – Mute
7 ANGELO DE AUGUSTINE – Swim Inside The Moon – Asthmatic Kitty
8 THE WAR ON DRUGS – A Deeper Understanding – Atlantic

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Miscellaneous

Hopscotch: How to Prepare

Ah, the sun’s blaring heat has begun to retreat indicating the decline of the Summer season. More importantly is that August is closing up to give way for September: the month of Hopscotch. 

Yes reader, you do have reason to feel a sense of urgency as this year’s Hopscotch is but two weekends away! That means you only have this coming weekend to prepare yourself. Allow me to bestow my knowledge from past Hopscotch experience on how to get the most out of your experience. I will break down these sacred preparations into a list of steps that go in chronological order.

  1. Ensure a wristband for yourself by either purchasing a ticket at http://hopscotchmusicfest.com/tickets/ OR volunteering for a ticket through http://hopscotchmusicfest.com/info/volunteer/
  2. Print out the schedule located at http://hopscotchmusicfest.com/schedule/
  3. Highlight all of the acts you are interested in (accept that you probably will not be able to see every show you highlight)
  4. Print out the Hopscotch map (http://hopscotchmusicfest.com/info/map/) and determine the most efficient way to get to all of the shows you highlighted
  5. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes (you will be walking/running from venue to venue)
  6. Pack a water bottle  
  7. Sleep as much as you can

Following these steps are crucial to ensure that you make it to Hopscotch and can confidently go between venues without having to waste precious time trying to google directions or pass out from dehydration/sleep deprivation/bad footwear choice. These tickets ain’t cheap and these bands are following a strict schedule. You have a lot to lose from being under-prepared and your Hopscotch experience is entirely in your hands. Prepare diligently and have an awesome time at Hopscotch this year!

-Farah Hamouda

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Hopscotch: A Retrospective

The Hopscotch music festival first began taking over downtown Raleigh for a weekend in September 2010. Despite living in Raleigh at the time, I was not in attendance, nor did I know about the festival. This can easily be chalked up to the very severe divide between North Raleigh and the area encapsulating Downtown Raleigh and the NC State campus. As someone who grew up in North Raleigh, these really are two truly different worlds. However, I was also 14 at the time of the inaugural festival and I really probably didn’t know who Panda Bear or Megafaun were. I was much more inclined to the bands that played Warped Tour.  

Looking back over the lineups in my very early 20s is quite the weird treat as one can see just how ahead of the curve Hopscotch was in many instances and also just how much the festival and Downtown Raleigh have changed. From the inaugural year, we see Future Islands headlining the Berkeley Cafe, which is weird to think about in general. First, the Berkeley Cafe is place that still operates as a dining establishment, but not a live music venue. Secondly, this band headlined one of the smaller places in all of the venues in 2010 and in seven years time are now headlining City Plaza as the triumphant local heroes. This will be a theme throughout the festival’s history. Next on the docket are some of the venues used for performances such as the Busy Bee, Tir Na Nog, and Five Star, which WKNC had an event at the latter to my surprise. Now the festival has greatly expanded, featuring some very unique and large venues such as CAM and the basement of the Raleigh Convention Center.

2011 came and was still another year I didn’t know about, but the festival seems to be getting a bit bigger year by year with The Flaming Lips headlining and a great undercard of some now huge names like Oneohtrix Point Never and Toro y Moi residing fairly low in the lineup to where now they’d be near the top of most lineups.

2012 is an absolutely insane lineup and arguably one of the best well rounded lineups in the festival’s history. The top of the lineup sees a 90’s music fan’s dream with the Jesus and Mary Chain, Yo La Tengo, and Built to Spill, but it also has wide appeal for everyone else. The metal selection for 2012 is top notch featuring Sunn 0))), and from what I have heard, they played Raleigh Memorial Auditorium, which I just can’t even imagine. From there they invited local stalwarts Corrosion of Conformity and Valient Thorr to rock Raleigh’s face off. Let’s not forget Nails near the middle of the lineup, who would easily be near the top half of the lineup in 2017. This lineup even had some of the best hip-hop of the moment with Danny Brown and Death Grips.

2013 was the first year Hopscotch came into my world. I wouldn’t necessarily say the festival as a whole, but mainly I just remember seeing Earl Sweatshirt on Lincoln Theatre’s website and really wanting to go, but not knowing what Hopscotch was. Towards the bottom of this line-up, one might see a once-small band called Sylvan Esso, funny in retrospect considering they played the Hopscotch main stage

to a huge audience this past year. This festival is a breaking ground for so many artists in the North Carolina region and for bands at large. Just look at 2010 with Best Coast, Washed Out and the War on Drugs all just playing Tir na Nog. A great little spot back in the day, but super small. The good people behind Hopscotch really do know how to book bands on the rise better than most festivals out there.

2014 may be the most infamous year of Hopscotch, mainly because of a certain artist named Sun Kil Moon calling the audience at Lincoln Theatre a bunch of hillbillies, or something along those lines. Aside from this rather obnoxious incident, featured another well rounded year for the festival with the likes of mega indie star St. Vincent taking on City Plaza, legendary punk band Death playing a very rare show, and De La Soul bringing their fresh, upbeat blend of 90s hip-hop nostalgia to the City Plaza on a Thursday night for the first time. This year can also lay claim to being one of the danciest line-ups in the festival’s history with the likes of Jamie XX, Lunice and the Range.  

2015 was a pivotal year for me as it was the first year I really knew about the festival in its fullest and thus my first year in attendance and it was a great time. There really is nothing like running from one venue to another to catch a set in the middle of September. This festival really does a great job of curating artists that very few other festivals would even touch. Raleigh saw the likes of Dwight Yoakam and X in one night along with industrial metal pioneers Godflesh. Then there are the artists on the brink of success such as Goldlink who you can’t escape right now.

2015 was my first year, but definitely not my last. I knew I had to return in 2016, especially with the festival’s best lineup in its entire history. Well that is at least in my opinion. How could this not be the best year with the likes of Vince Staples, Anderson .Paak, and Young Thug in one night! Let’s not forget Converge, rising indie/funk act Sneaks, and apparently a wall of death at Twin Peaks (at least that’s what I have heard). This was a year to not forget and 2017 is shaping up to be quite the grand year. I can’t wait to reflect on this years iteration in seven years and see what local is headlining or indie act is at the top of the world. If I was a betting man, I would definitely throw out some predictions, but I’m not that smart!

Stay tuned for more coverage from WKNC and we will see y’all at Wristband City this year!

-Jamie Halla, General Manager

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Best Venues To Camp Out for Hip-Hop During Hopscotch

Many seasoned Hopscotch-goers, festival attendees and planning-freaks in general may anticipate seeing all of their favorite acts in this year’s Hopscotch line-up. Luckily, all this takes is hours of research, plenty of running around in the hot sun, and if you’re blessed enough to be unfamiliar with downtown Raleigh, you can burn through tons of GPS data usage trying to find your next spot.

What’s the point of all this sarcasm?

Some people just wanna camp out at a venue and chill there for the whole damn day.

Perhaps even specifically those who LOVE Hip-Hop.

If you’re one of these people, here’s the best venue each day of Hopscotch for your lethargic, Hip-Hop needs:

Thursday, September 7th: Lincoln Theatre

Hip-Hop fans rejoice, for the first day of Hopscotch has an amazing line-up to kick things off, found at none other than Lincoln Theatre. Local emcee/producer/figurehead in NC Hip-Hop P.A.T. Junior will be getting the party started at 9:30pm. He’s known for both amazing production and lyricism, and is sure to kick off a vibe you won’t want to miss. Following P.A.T. is an artist who’s always done it dope, but even more so recently due to “North Cack”-fame, Durham’s own G Yamazawa. Take this from the Underground Director of WKNC: this guy puts on a show. Come witness the flow. BARS.

Then, Oddisee and Good Compny hits the stage. This is a great example of Hip-Hop meets live-band (think The Roots). It’ll touch your soul, man. Finally, riding the wave of success from her July 2016 tape Telefone, Chicago’s own Noname will be closing the night out, which is icing on the cake to a great first night of Hip-Hop at Hopscotch.

For those who haven’t been before, Lincoln Theatre will be a cool spot. It’s certainly one of the larger venues in Raleigh and has a wide variety of seating to view the act, both standing and seating. It’s got a hipster-type ambience, and plenty of good beer specials. Additionally, there are quite a few restaurants within walking distance of the venue, for those who will be have dinner before they pick their venue for the night.

This is the spot for Hip-hop on Thursday!!

Friday, September 8th: Red Hat Amphitheater

It’s no secret who is hosting the biggest names this year. Red Hat Amphitheater is the venue that will give you the most Hip-Hop on Friday. When I say the most, I mean the most. The night opens with Busdriver, an underground-rap hero hailing from Los Angeles, at 5:20. He’s a seasoned artist, so he’s gonna bring the juice. Keeping the night going is NC’s own Rapsody, who’s accolades include a huge amount of work with NC-producer 9th Wonder, landing the only feature on Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy-winning To Pimp a Butterfly, and recently being signed to Jay-Z’s Roc Nation. Yeah, you probably wouldn’t wanna miss that. And of course, the grande finale of the night: Run the Jewels. It has been said that they put on some of the best live performances ever. Like, ever.

Red Hat Amphitheater is a staple in Raleigh live music, known for housing some of the biggest acts that come to the 919. Their parking is ultra-convenient, so for those who may stress about that like me, this is your relief. AND for local beer lover, they feature brews from Lone Rider, Carolina Brewery and many others. With all types of seating that has great views of the stage, this is your best bet on Friday to catch all kinds of Hip-Hop vibes.

Saturday, September 9th: City Plaza

City Plaza’s got the good stuff on Saturday. Kicking off the night is Electronic-Rock/Indie Rock band Body Games, who’ve got many LP’s to pull from and an amazing live set. They’ve also got ties to Hip-Hop through their dope collaboration with WELL$ (perhaps we’ll get a surprise performance of their track “WMN”?). This will be a great transition into ILOVEMAKONNEN, who’s infectious super-hit “Tuesday” track from 2014 is a staple in any college-party playlist. Keeping the Atlanta-vibes going, the biggest act of the night is legendary emcee Big Boi. With a handful of hits from his Outkast days and a handful of hits from his solo records, Big Boi never disappoints live. Don’t miss!

Raleigh’s City Plaza is right in the heart of the city, which will be a unique outdoor spot for the performances on Saturday. This will be a great way to experience music in Hopscotch differently than other, indoor venues downtown. So let the outdoor city life spice up your Hopscotch weekend experience! 

Side note: Not to disregard everything I’ve said above, but it is important to note that Solange is performing at Red Hat Amphitheater on Saturday at 9 o’clock, just in case Solange is must-see for you as it is many others. Good luck choosing between the 2 amazing line-ups at each venue…. ah the struggles of festival planning! 

Sunday, September 10th: Red Hat Amphitheater

After 3 days of heavy festivities all through downtown Raleigh, Red Hat Amphitheater is the only venue hosting any sort of major music activities for Hopscotch. Come on out to the venue to see a line-up of amazing Indie music, including Cloud Nothings, Mount Moriah and Angel Olsen. Close out the festival with an awesome Sunday of music!

Thank you to all Hopscotch-goers and enjoy Hopscotch 2017!

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Weekly Charts

WKNC 88.1 FM Radio 200/Indie Rock Charts 8/22/17

1 DOWNTOWN BOYS – Cost Of Living – Sub Pop
2 STRANGE RELATIONS – Editorial You – Tiny Engines
3 SEE THROUGH DRESSES – Horse of the Other World – Tiny Engines
4 RATBOYS – GN – Topshelf
5 THE DISTRICTS – Popular Manipulations – Fat Possum
6 BRIANA MARELA – Call It Love – Jagjaguwar
7 AVEY TARE – Eucalyptus – Domino
8 ALDOUS HARDING – Party – 4AD
9 PALM – Shadow Expert [EP] – Carpark
10 LAND OF TALK – Life After Youth – Saddle Creek
11 WAXAHATCHEE – Out in the Storm – Merge
12 JEN CLOHER – Jen Cloher – Milk!/Marathon Artists
13 NAOMI PUNK – Yellow – Captured Tracks
14 EMA – Exile In The Outer Ring – City Slang
15 GIRL RAY – Earl Grey – Moshi Moshi
16 FRANKIE ROSE – Cage Tropical – Slumberland
17 HONEY JOY – Honey Joy – Infinity Cat
18 SOCCER MOMMY – Collection – Fat Possum
19 JAPANESE BREAKFAST – Soft Sounds From Another Planet – Dead Oceans
20 GROWL – Won’t You – Austin Town Hall
21 KEVIN MORBY – City Music – Dead Oceans
22 DASHER – Sodium – Jagjaguwar
23 KATIE VON SCHLEICHER – Shitty Hits – Ba Da Bing
24 CHAIN AND THE GANG – Best of Crime Rock – In the Red
25 LILY AND HORN HORSE – Next To Me – Ramp Local
26 VALLEY QUEEN – Destroyer [EP] – Self-Released
27 REDUCTION PLAN – Somewhere – Maladjusted
28 SEXTILE – Albeit Living – Felte
29 UMM – Double Worshipper – Majestic Litter
30 THIS IS THE KIT – Moonshine Freeze – Rough Trade

ADDS
1 WIDOWSPEAK – Expect The Best – Captured Tracks
2 SOAR – Dark/Gold – Father/Daughter
3 BIRDS – Everything All At Once Greenway
4 A GIANT DOG – Toy – Merge
5 BABY IN VAIN – More Nothing – Partisan
6 SO MANY WIZARDS – Heavy Vision – Lolipop
7 HIGH FUNCTIONING FLESH – Culture Cut – Dais