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
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
Just a few weeks ago Toro Y Moi released the new album Mahal. It’s great. With that record still fresh in the world’s mind, Toro Y Moi mastermind Chaz Bear Continue Reading
The Atlanta one-time Band To Watch Microwave returned last month with “Circling The Drain,” their first new song since 2019’s Death Is A Warm Blanket. They’re back today with another Continue Reading
Purity Ring are preparing to release their graves EP and head out on tour. Thus far they’ve shared two songs from the EP, “soshy” and the title track. Today they Continue Reading
The New Orleans punk band Special Interest have shared “(Herman’s) House,” their first new single since 2020’s full-length The Passion Of and their first release for Rough Trade Records. It’s Continue Reading
Back in March, the Norwegian Band To Watch Spielbergs returned with “Brother Of Mine,” their first new song since 2020. That and the 2020 single “Go!” have turned out to Continue Reading
Last week, posters in London teased a mysterious new product that would feature a whole lot of big-name artists, and people immediately figured out that the product in question would Continue Reading
Kicking off their European tour on May 16 in Zagreb, Croatia, the Smile (aka Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood, plus Sons Of Kemet’s Tom Skinner) debuted a new song Continue Reading
Last month, John Cudlip announced his debut album as Launder, Happening. At the time, he also shared two great lead singles, “Unwound” and “Chipper.” Today, he’s back with another one. Continue Reading
Alanis Morissette is about to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Jagged Little Pill on tour, but her career path has now led her about as far as possible from the Continue Reading
Back in March, the San Jose-based band Try The Pie released their first new single in 7 years, “New Dust.” Now they’re back with news of a full-length album, the Continue Reading
Lost Film are “a guitar band” (their words, not ours — not trying to be controversial here) out of Easthampton, Massachusetts, led by Jimmy Hewitt. Judging by their Bandcamp page Continue Reading
Back in March, Sudan Archives returned with a great new song called “Home Maker.” Whatever new era that hinted at for Sudan Archives, “Home Maker” was an exciting first look, Continue Reading
It takes a certain sense of vision to write a truly great old-school beat-you-up hardcore song, and the members of the Sydney band SPEED have that vision. Australia’s punk and Continue Reading
Roosevelt just followed up last year’s Polydans album with quite the high-profile collaboration. On new single “Passion,” the German producer teams up with none other than Chic’s Nile Rodgers for Continue Reading
Floridian pop-punk rippers Camp Trash, a band that features Stereogum contributor Keegan Bradford on guitar, impressed a lot of us with their debut EP Downtiming last year. This summer, Camp Continue Reading
In March, Nika Roza Danilova announced Arkhon, her first Zola Jesus album in five years. So far we’ve heard a couple songs from it, including “Lost” and “Desire.” Today, she’s Continue Reading
Boston indie trio Pet Fox has members who have played in bands like Palehound and Ovlov. As Pet Fox, they’ve released a few EPs, and they’re getting ready to release Continue Reading
Back in March, Angel Olsen announced her new album Big Time. So far we’ve heard two gorgeous songs from, “All The Good Times” and the title track — both topped Continue Reading
Last month, Interpol announced their new album The Other Side Of Make-Believe. So far, we’ve heard a couple singles, including “Toni” and “Something Changed.” Today, they’re back with another one. Continue Reading