On May 10, Brooklyn’s globally minded, psych-heavy indie outfit Gang Gang Dance will release Eye Contact (you can check out its first track, “Glass Jar,” here), its fourth proper studio album, via 4AD. After a hometown show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg on May 4, the veteran band will hit the road for a North America tour in July. Gang Gang Dance will make stops throughout a sizable portion of the East Coast and the Midwest, with a jaunt to Canada, too. You can check out the full list of dates, along with the quintet’s mesmerizing video for new single “MindKilla,” below.

May 04 Brooklyn NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg
July 08 Boston MA – Brighton Music Hall
July 09 Montreal QC – Il Motore
July 10 Toronto ON – Legendary Horseshoe Tavern
July 11 Cleveland OH – Grog Shop
July 12 Columbus OH – Outland Live
July 13 Louisville KY – Zanzabar
July 14 Bloomington IN – The Bishop
July 16 Chicago IL – Pitchfork Music Festival
July 17 Pittsburgh PA – Brillobox
July 18 Washington DC – Rock and Roll Hotel
July 19 Baltimore MD – Ottobar
July 20 Philadelphia PA – Johnny Brendas

Mixpak family stalwart and celebrated dancehall MC Vybz Kartel has a fresh, Dre Skull-produced single dropping on May 3 via the aforementioned label, called “Go Go Wine.” The tune precedes the release of the artist’s forthcoming Kingston Story LP in June—an album entirely produced by Dre Skull—and was apparently inspired by DJ Max Glazer suggesting the record “could use a real Hot 97 friendly/rhythmic dancehall cut.” You can stream Kartel’s “Go Go Wine” below.

Following the release of last year’s Endless Falls LP, Canadian ambient composer Scott Morgan (a.k.a. Loscil) has prepped his seventh full-length, a six-track record called Coast/Range/Arc. The album will drop next month via Glacial Movements, and is said to be “centered around the coastal mountains of the Pacific Northwest, studded with glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, canyons, and epic views.” Before it’s available, you can check out the artwork and tracklist for Loscil’s Coast/Range/Arc below.

1. Black Tusk
2. Fromme
3. Stave Peak
4. Névé
5. Brohm Ridge
6. Goat Mountain

There’s not a ton of information out there about UK producer Gatto Fritto, but that hasn’t lessened the excitement surrounding his self-titled debut album, which comes out tomorrow on the International Feel label. Full of sunny, Balearic disco and house vibes, Gatto Fritto is a welcome addition to the Uruguayan label’s discography. Check the album artwork and listen to the tracks, which are streaming below.

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The fledgling dance label conceived by Nottingham genre juggler Matthew Cutler (a.k.a. Lone), Magic Wire, just announced it will soon be dropping its third record, a two-song 12″ by newcomer Neon Jung. Though some may recognize producer Tom Brayford-Watson from his earlier work as the hip-hop experimentalist Keaver & Brause, or as part of the blunted beat duo Kona Triangle (with Cutler), this new moniker finds the artist focusing solely on the dancefloor, albeit with a interestingly skewed perspective. You can hear snippets of Jung’s “Just Can’t Leave it Alone” b/w “Too Many Facets” 12″ before it’s released on May 16, below.