Some call it "space gospel." Others say "artichoke rock." One thing is for sure, in their sixth year, and on their fifth album, Everything, Now! is on top of their game. On "Spatially Severed", E,N! brings their delirious mixture of insane psych-pop melody, hero worship, and obtuse hidden meanings into their most accessible form. These 16 parables are disguised as commercialized space-age pop gems for the ADD generation.

Expanding in all directions, Man At Arms continues in their musical explorations of repetition, concision, dynamic shifts and stagnancy. Recommended for fans of The Minutemen's "Paranoid Time", Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time" & Space Ghost Coast To Coast.

Richard Cranium is a band of prodigies. This young band, based in Chicago and Indianapolis, fuse together hyperactive drumming with chord driven bass to create a lush and dynamic rhythm section that anchors angular psychedelic guitar sounds and dissonant textures. Their debut EP is a testament to their rawking live show. If you are a fan of Don Caballero, Hella, Tera Melos, Maps & Atlases, or anything else that tastefully pushes the limits of drummer's limbs and guitarist's fingers - give this album a listen. It will not disappoint.

When most people say 'I Love You', they want to hear the same three little words back. But when this Kansas City, Missouri duo says their name, they want you to listen. And stare. Combining noisy DIY punk with thumpin' dub bass, pop sensibility, and layer after layer of polyrhythmic guitar and percussion, 'I Love You' has been blowing minds and melting faces across the nation with the songs from their newest album, Drone, Drugs and Harmony.

Indianapolis-based Pravada has been creating their unique stream of atmospheric pop for four years now, and after many delays we are lucky enough to see their near perfect debut album "Manus Plere" become a physical reality. Throughout their history the band has featured a rotating cast of characters, always including shared members from Pravada's "sister" band Margot and the Nuclear So and Sos (Epic Records). Pravada has developed a sound that is difficult to pin point: pop-laden, atmospheric, epic, fun, emotional, and meticulously detailed; not terribly similar to any one band, but distinctly and wholly indie-rock if there is truly such a thing.

Feast your ears upon The Delicious' complex, light-hearted, and freakishly disjointed blend of experimental indie-art-pop. Postcard To My Sewing Circle abounds with elegantly constructed, cerebral power-pop anthems.

The debut album from Bronze Float is called NOTICE. You notice the songs are simple, and on purpose. Backed up by Bloomington, Indiana's Vollmar brothers, Bronze Float creates melodic, introspecive sounds meant for the inside of your head and inside your home, rather than the pop charts.

Anti-wave, post-punk quartet specializing in high-energy, ass-kicking anthems and frenzied pop. Inspired by such late-seventies outfits as Devo, Ramones and Motorhead, as well as more recent bands like Brainiac, Six Finger Satellite and the Jesus Lizard, Revenge... showcases one of the Midwest's most interesting bands at the top of their game.

An honest and inspired interpretation of post-rock and avant-garde, this mostly instrumental album puts experimental rock in touch with instrumental and vocal harmony - seamlessly combining sweet-sounding melodies and prog-rock structure, and creating a sound akin to Slint, Explosions in the Sky, or Mogwai, yet remarkably their own.

Containing seventeen indie, experimental, and hardcore artists from Indiana's past, Defunct Indiana compiles some of the best music from all Indiana based, now-defunct bands - including: Usurp Synapse, America Owns The Moon, Ativin, Majhas, BIGBIGcar, Melk the g6-49, Manners For Husbands, Mara'Akate, Fabric, Intro To Airlift, Ari Ari, Sardina, and more.

With accessibility and sincerity as its goals, The Delicious craft quirky, power-pop anthems that shift time and genres on a dime. RIYL: Of Montreal, The Pixies, The Unicorns, The Walkmen, Weezer.

Powerfully regulated, densely organized wall-of-sound style metal and delirious, spasming, often sublime experimentation braiding together in an insane double helix of truly inspired rock music. RIYL: Melvins, US Maple, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum.

Shout-along party anthems loaded with unbridled irreverence. The clever instrumentation is a ferocious jubilee, managing to seamlessly meld stadium rock and garage punk inside the cast of traditional pop song structures. For fans of Talking Heads, They Might Be Giants, Fugazi, and The Unicorns.

The first of an annual series of compilations released by Indiana based recording studio, Russian Recording. Artists include Racebannon, The Coke Dares, Turn Pale, Abner Trio, Push Pull, Gentleman Caller, Lucky Pineapple, STATE, Thousand Arrows, and others.

Push-Pull probe areas untouched by The Wipers, King Crimson, Big Star, or Shellac - simultaneously offending, repelling, seducing, and violating the music snobs of our time.

Sophisticated noise-pop with enough time changes and feedback layering to please hipsters and experimental rockers alike.

Enter the private, brightly infantile, electrically sanctified world of Grampall Jookabox's idiot-savant folk-rock. Complex choral crescendos, jungle drums, box-car lo-fi, and bubble-gum-acid-pop combine!