Clap Your Hands Say Yeah • The Skin Of My Yellow Country Teeth • 2025

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's official video for The Skin Of My Yellow Country Teeth, co-directed by award winning filmmaker David M. Helman and Daniel Henry . 

"A celebration for the incompatible and the base models of all things, human and machine” David M. Helman 

For its 20th anniversary, the 2025 video features the song from the self titled 2005 debut album, available as limited deluxe reissue May 30th in stores (avail for preorder! https://cyhsy.lnk.to/cyhsy20) or as exclusive presale at the shows https://www.cyhsy.com/live

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True Names: A Benefit for Trans Youth • 2025

New York-based independent label Worry Bead Records brings artists like Remember Sports, Squirrel Flower, 22° Halo, 2nd Grade, and Pink Navel together for ‘True Names,’ a benefit compilation to raise funds for the Trans Youth Emergency Project. The compilation has been featured by Stereogum, Dork, Treble, Atwood Magazine, and other outlets.

“The comp also has demos and live versions of tunes from Squirrel Flower, Remember Sports, 2nd Grade, (T-T)b, and more great acts.” – STEREOGUM

"True Names feels like a sampler from Matador Records in 1998. It’s a killer indie music mixtape with proceeds going to support Trans Youth." – TURN & WORK

“A collective of artists including Remember Sports, Squirrel Flower, 2nd Grade, 22° Halo, and Pink Navel have joined forces for a new compilation album titled ‘True Names’, set to benefit the Trans Youth Emergency Project.” – DORK

MOVIELAND • "Just A Second” • 2025

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Originally formed in 1991, MOVIELAND made their mark with immersive guitar textures, hypnotic rhythms, and melancholic melodies—traits that remain front and center on Now & Then. With nods to shoegaze pioneers like My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, and The Jesus and Mary Chain, MOVIELAND’s sound continues to evolve without losing its emotional core. “It’s been fun playing a few shows mixing in the old and new tunes,” Boyd reflects. “Trying to do it solo has made me rethink how to recreate those layers with just guitar and voice. But we did a show in my hometown [Edmonton] with a full band, and it kinda knocked it out of the park. I hope I can get out and play more of this—both solo and with a band. Plus, I’ve got 15 more songs ready to go… so let’s see!”

Kassi Valazza • From Newman Street • 2025

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"Valazza is a songwriter’s songwriter, the kind of lyricist who makes it embarrassing to describe her with such a cliché. Across three albums of thoughtful, increasingly ambitious folk music, she’s carved out a reputation for her sharp pen and even sharper ear. Equally indebted to Laurel Canyon-era Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny-era Fairport Convention, and the humanistic freak-folk of the late Michael Hurley, whom she collaborated and toured with toward the end of his life, her sound straddles just about every folk subgenre without truly belonging to one… From Newman Street, Valazza’s third album, contains her most incisive writing yet.”