Meet Pink Floyd’s younger, less-serious cousin, Argentina’s Ministerio de Energía.

Mexico’s Psychic Hearts debuts raw dream gaze singles.

Meet Fernando Lagreca, the electronic alchemist with more songs than he knows what to do with.

Zalama Crew, Colombian rappers that don’t wanna leave Colombia.

Prepare for a close encounter of the third kind with by downloading Ovni Guarajé’s “Caminito de Belén” for free.

If you want to find out what extraterrestrial themed experimental post punk psychobilly rock and roll sounds like, indulge in 3 AM.

La IrA de Dios composes energetic gritty underground punk-psych rock fusion to get your moshing on.

Meet La Garua: Peruvian modern rock band that sounds like a blues man that was raised in the swamps of Louisiana.

Classic Rock n’ Roll has not died. The proof: Föllakzoid.

Checkpoint Guanabana is a Berlin-based band of Colombians who’re influenced by the new trends of digital Afro-Colombian rhythms, and the electronic music typically produced in…

Viernes, is filled with gems that straddle a line between old-school ’80s dance beats á la New Order or Depeche Mode with flourishes of synthesizer/sampler…

Meneo vs. Vampire’s “Toda Loca” is a fitting play on savagery sounds. Free download and music video included.

Even if you only started to like rap en español after Calle 13’s boom, this is something you can totally dig. Plus, it’s free, so…

If you like psych rock in general, you’re in for a laid back, and truly enjoyable treat. Spain’s Celestial Bums self-titled album is beautiful and…

Formed in Montevideo, Uruguay in 2007, their unique blend of fusion electro-rock caught on fast with its disco-punk dance floor rock approach.

The Sisters Ray’s “Trinity” is an introduction to a band that could make a mark on the Mexican alternative rock and roll scene.

The video for “Blue Eyed Sailor” stuns with its beauty and delicate reverence for nature, pattern and femininity.

Ghost Switch is a mysterious Argentinian ambient, electronic musical project that has recently released its sophomore EP, Mechanic Flowers.

If you like experimental and tribal rock, you’ll really love this expressive and musically enlightening band.

If you like your cumbia buried under the gravelly haze of witch-house and electro distortions, then pack up your bedknobs and broomsticks.