Strange Days Sacred Bones " a powerful collaboration with

" a powerful collaboration with Latyrx-mate Lateef

'Ultraviolence' is best experienced as a complete sonic journey—a dense

Melbourne’s Backyard have been enjoying the recent release of their self-titled debut EP

Krell (How To Dress Well) progressed from bedroom R&B to vibrant pop

resulting in compelling tracks like the hook-driven "Someone's Head

Strange Days Sacred Bones " a powerful collaboration withMany Strange Days songs were written around the same time as The Doors, suggesting the debut album's best were cherry picked. The second effort isn't as stunning as the first, but continues the classic album's themes with hits like "Strange Days," "Moonlight Drive," "You're Lost Little Girl," and "Love Me Two Times." "My Eyes Have Seen You" and "I Can't See Your Face in My Mind" have an Eastern psychedelic feel, while the 11 minute "When the Music's