[Watch] Vampire Weekend Debut New Material at SXSW

Last night saw SXSW come to a close, and Vampire Weekend made good use of the occasion, debuting two new songs from Modern Vampires of the City. Watch fan-captured footage of "Diane Young" and "Ya Hey" below.

Modern Vampires of the City, Vampire Weekend's third album, is out on May 7th.

[Listen] James Blake - "Voyeur" (Album Version)

James Blake takes to BBC Radio once again to drop some new music from his upcoming sophomore album Overgrown. This time it's the album version of "Voyeur", which we previously heard the "dub version" of not too long ago. Prepare yourself for four-and-a-half minutes of flourishing avant-garde production.

Going back to the "dub version" of "Voyeur", the song will be released as a single through Blake's label 1-800 Dinosaur along with a b-side titled "And Holy Ghost". Just a few days back, Blake let loose this b-side on Benji B's BBC Radio 1 program, and you can stream a radio rip below.

Overgrown is out on April 8th via Republic Records.

[Watch] The Strokes - "All The Time" (Official Video)

The Strokes get nostalgic, taking a look back across their career in the new video for the Comedown Machine single "All The Time". From concert and festival performances, to TV appearances, to all kinds of goofy antics backstage and on the road, this video is three minutes of fun memories. Check it out above.

Comedown Machine drops on March 26th.

[Listen] AlunaGeorge Cover "I Wanna Be Like You" from The Jungle Book

AlunaGeorge dig deeper into the Disney vault after modernizing fairy tales earlier this week, this time focusing on The Jungle Book. For those who remember the 1967 film, it featured a ton of memorable songs that, for me at least, have stuck around well past childhood. AluneGeorge decided to cover Louis Prima's "I Wanna Be Like You" during a BBC Radio 1 live set, and their take on the classic is pretty fantastic. Stream it below.

Body Works, AlunaGeorge's debut album, is out on July 1st.

[Watch] Chistopher Owens' Video for "Here We Go Again"

Christopher Owens' solo debut Lysandre, which was released earlier this year, was a bit of a departure for the former Girls frontman. His new, cheerier direction is visualized in the new video for "Here We Go Again", with Owens showing some teeth and having a good time. Check it out above.

[Download] Major Lazer Offers Up 'Lazer Strikes Back Vol. 2'

While we wait for Major Lazer's sophomore album Free the Universe, which has had multiple delays, the Diplo-led project is making up for it with three free mixtapes. The first, Vol. 1, was released a few weeks back and now they've offered up Vol. 2. This one features remixes of "Original Don", "Jah No Partial" and "Get Free" along with a Baauer rework. Download it here.

Free the Universe is out on April 19th, and check out the Ezra Koenig-featuring single "Jessica" here.

Lazer Strikes Back Vol. 2 Tracklist:
1. Major Lazer – “Original Don” feat. The Partysquad (Flosstradamus Remix)
2. Major Lazer – “Jah No Partial” feat. Flux Pavillion (The Reef Remix)
3. Major Lazer – “Get Free” feat. Amber of The Dirty Projectors (Blood Diamonds Remix)
4. Popcaan x Major Lazer x Baauer – “Talk Bout Me”

[Watch] LULS - "Sympathy Or Love"

Check out the video for the B-Side to LULS' track "Never Let It Go" which we introduced you to back in January. The single was released yesterday and to celebrate you can enjoy the video for "Sympathy Or Love", a soaring track with choruses fit for the festival circuit and verses that'll make you question your loves and losses. Seriously into this band right now and if this is the sound of what's to come I really can't wait to hear more. Big sounds!

[Watch] D-E-W-L - "Nobody Make A Sound" (Official Video) & Wave Machines Remix

The duo D-E-W-L unleashed their track "Nobody Make A Sound" earlier in the year but I completely forgot to throw it up. It's dark, unsettling and the video accompaniment is just as twisted. It features a narrative of two deaf girls sneaking out and meeting a suspicious looking older man in a car. It's a little unnerving but it sits perfectly alongside the D-E-W-L track. Watch the video at the top.

As well as that though you can check out a remix from Liverpool's Wave Machines who turn the first part of the track into an equally eerie spacious number but as it progresses it turns into a little more of a dance worthy number, albeit a number you'd find yourself dancing to at 5am at WHP but still, it's a little more uptempo drum filledwith it's pad beats. The air of strange is still fully intact from the original though. Check that out below.