• Stream 'Teknofonic Essentials Vol. 1' Compilation Album Right Now! [LISTEN]

    Teknofonic Essentials Vol. 1 is an exciting new compilation from the NYC-based electronic record label Teknofonic Recordings, bringing together a collection of songs that border between experimental electronica and mainstream club hits. Featured on this new compilation are Sonic Fear, Daniel Monroe, Upper Regions, Jon Lambousis, 3logit, This Human Condition, Scott Cameron, Acid Daze, J Tizzle, Cypha Da Moonchild, Time No More, Elastic Plastic Generation, Hypnotriq, Ermias, Boom, M!nts, Derrick Anthony, Perry Engineering, S.G.B, Addliss and more. These acts are some of the genre-bending performers that are sure to break out in 2016, especially with the release of this compilation. Stream this entire compilation ahead of its April 15, 2016 release date now!

  • Premiere: Whosah Unveil Cheery 'Forget About It' Music Video

    Minnesota indie-pop outfit Whosah, comprised of a five some of guys, Spencer, Dallas, Dave, Nate and Mack, have unveiled the latest "moving picture" video for their new single "Forget About It" taken from their sophomore EP Work. We are happy to premiere the new video to all of you.

  • Matthew Logan Vasquez of Delta Spirit UK, US Tour Dates: New Song 'Personal' [LISTEN]

    Matthew Logan Vasquez (frontman of Delta Spirit and singer in Middle Brother) is releasing his first solo LP, Solicitor Returns, on Feb. 19, via DevilDuck Records. Since we know that fans of his bands probably can't wait to hear Vasquez's solo material, we have a brand new track to share with you today! You can listen to this song, "Personal" below, and make sure to check out the recently announced UK and US tour dates for Vasquez, too!

  • 'Krampus' Soundtrack Premiere [LISTEN] Stream Douglas Pipes' 2015 Christmas Horror Movie Score

    Music Times has the exclusive online stream of the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Krampus, one of 2015's most anticipated horror movies and easily the scariest film you'll see this holiday season, hitting theaters Dec. 4. This 27-track soundtrack consists of some of the creepiest holiday orchestrations that hold true to the holiday, but with utter fear present throughout each composition. We can thank composer Douglas Pipes (Monster House) for this new soundtrack to our nightmares. Listen to the exclusive stream of the score to Krampus below!
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