King Princess – “Cursed” & “Too Bad”
Back in March, King Princess returned with a new song called “For My Friends,” with promise of a forthcoming album called Hold On Baby. Now that’s official: Hold On Baby Continue Reading
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Moor Mother – “Woody Shaw” (Feat. Melanie Charles)
Camae Ayewa is back with the announcement of a new Moor Mother album. It’s called Jazz Codes, and it’s billed as a companion piece to last year’s Black Encyclopedia Of Continue Reading
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Emerging Artist Juan Minatta Releases Emotional New Single Called “best of me”
Emerging artist Juan Minatta follows up on his previous hit track with yet another heart-rending song that leaves the listener searching for answers and the single is titled “best of Continue Reading
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Speed – “Move”
Australia’s hardcore scene has been having a real moment lately, and Sydney stompers Speed are at the forefront of it. Speed’s whole sound is classic chest-thumping New York-style hardcore, played Continue Reading
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Ohyda – “Kompführer” & “Jeszcze Tańszego Człowieka (Potrzebujemy)”
The Lublin, Poland band Ohyda have a ragged, feral sound — not quite blackened crust, but gruesome and noisy all the same, with drums that sometimes cross over into outright Continue Reading
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Cults – “The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine (Anymore)” (Frankie Valli Cover)
Cults have a new song from the soundtrack for the audio-only post-apocalyptic vampire drama Impact Winter, an Audible original that apparently is not related to the video game of the Continue Reading
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Stream Australian Screamo Shit-Rippers Gil Cerrone’s Intense New EP Coronach
Gil Cerrone are a screamo quintet from Melbourne whose spin on the genre’s flip-the-fuck-out tendencies errs on the long and ambitious side. Coronach, their new EP, is bookended by a Continue Reading
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St. Vincent – “Funkytown” (Lipps Inc. Cover)
As you may have heard, St. Vincent is on the Jack Antonoff-produced Minions: The Rise Of Gru soundtrack, which is basically a bunch of today’s artists covering hits from the Continue Reading
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Revelators Sound System – “Grieving”
Last month, Hiss Golden Messenger’s MC Taylor and Spacebomb Studios’ in-house bassist Cameron Ralston announced a new project together called Revelators Sound System. They’re releasing a debut album, Revelators, in Continue Reading
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Nation Of Language – “Androgynous” (The Replacements Cover)
Do you ever think about the Replacements’ “Androgynous,” about how that song’s existence is a total miracle? Nobody could accuse the ’80s Replacements of performative wokeness, but in the perilous Continue Reading
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Kali Uchis – “Desafinado” (Stan Getz & João Gilberto Cover)
Earlier this month, news arrived of the soundtrack for the forthcoming Minions movie, The Rise Of Gru. It was produced by Jack Antonoff and primarily features artists covering ’70s tracks: Continue Reading
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Stream Bright Eyes Companion Re-Recordings Feat. Phoebe Bridgers, Waxahatchee, & More
Earlier this year, Bright Eyes announced that they were undertaking an ambitious reissue and re-recording project after moving their entire catalog to Secretly Group. Over the next year, the band Continue Reading
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Why Bonnie – “90 In November”
Why Bonnie have been around for a bit. They have three EPs under their belts: two from 2018, In Water and Nightgown, and one from 2020, Voice Box. Today, the Continue Reading
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Empress Of – “Dance For You”
Last month, Lorely Rodriguez returned with a new Empress Of song called “Save Me.” Turns out that is the title track and opener of a new EP, billed as a Continue Reading
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Ganser – “People Watching”
Chicago post-punkers Ganser are great at making brooding, propulsive songs with twitchy, swaggering hooks, and they’re coming up in the world. The band released the breakout album Just Look At Continue Reading
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Pool Kids – “That’s Physics, Baby”
Back in 2018, the Tallahassee band Pool Kids released a very promising debut with Music To Practice Safe Sex To. Today, they’re announcing their self-titled sophomore album, which was produced Continue Reading
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June 2022 New Music Releases
The first half of 2022 is almost over and the last several weeks have provided us with some big-name releases from artists like Pusha-T, Future, Jack Harlow and Kendrick Lamar. Continue Reading
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Nine Of Swords – “JOAN”
Every two weeks, the Philly hardcore band Nine Of Swords have been releasing a new song from their upcoming album BEYOND THE SWORDS, first “WITH HELP” and then “THE PAVEMENT.” Continue Reading
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Jacquees Drops Hot New Single “Say Yea”
Jacquees never misses. The single “Say Yea” out now can definitely become the summer anthem for all the smooth talkers, as he puts its several times throughout the lyrics “I Continue Reading
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Hazel English – “All Dressed Up”
Last month, Australian-born, LA-based Artist To Watch Hazel English announced that a new EP, Summer Nights, was set to arrive June 17. We’ve already heard its title track, plus “Nine Continue Reading
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