Ace Stallings just dropped a debut record, and it rips. Eliminators, the straight-edge hardcore punk crew he fronts out in the Bay Area, unleashed E.F.F.E., a shit-stomping full-length that lives up…
claire rousay is back with a new team-up. The LA-based sonic impressionist thrives on collaboration, having linked with more eaze, Grumpy, and William Tyler over the years, and now she's found…
DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ is back with a new track, and it's a stunner. "Junior Beat" arrives as the follow-up to July's "Still Standing," keeping one of the most prolific artists in the game moving…
Loraine James just dropped a surprise. It's Nothing Personal landed today, Bandcamp Friday, that blessed holiday when underground records fall from the sky unbidden.
Slow Pulp are back, and the Chicago crew keep stacking the momentum. Their new record Melodie lands in exactly two weeks, the followup to 2023's excellent Yard, and the rollout has been a steady drip…
Elvis Costello is digging into the vault, and it's a treasure. He's sharing the original version of "I Turn Around," a previously unreleased gem pulled from the upcoming 49th anniversary edition of…
Mike Watt is back, and he's not slowing down. The Minutemen cofounder just announced a collaborative record with Ontario experimental noise rockers Thresher, called Beekeeper, out next week.
2 Chainz, Cash Cobain, and Young Nudy just linked up on a new track called "Reign." Three worlds collide here: the Atlanta comedic mastermind who's been dropping quotables since Based on a T.R.U.
Tara Lily is back with a new track, and it's a stunner. The British-Bengali musician announces her return with "Break The Motion," a sprawling gem that pushes past everything she laid down on 2024's…
Bon Iver's Justin Vernon and The National's Aaron Dessner are back in the room together, scoring Threshold, a new documentary about Olympic skier Jessie Diggins. These two have history.
Lil Yachty just dropped a beat-switching track, and it's a proper stunner. The two-part structure splits clean down the middle, one mood bleeding into another, and Yachty steps behind the camera to…
Those long-lost tour CD-Rs are finally getting a proper release. If you were lucky enough to catch a show back in the day, you might already own one of these gems: hand-burned discs sold at the merch…
Femme Fatale dropped without warning, and it's streaming right now. No rollout, no months of teaser singles, just a full record landing in your lap on a random morning.
Kali Malone is back with a new LP, and she's brought heavy company. The drone composer, whose 2019 stunner The Sacrificial Code turned pipe organ minimalism into something like devotion, teams up…
Hop Along's drummer is stepping out on their own, and the move feels earned. An Exchange of Information will be the very first release on Feral Twin Records, a new label built from scratch by someone…
The wait is nearly over. The follow-up to Something Beautiful arrives September 18, and it feels like the right moment for it to land. There's real momentum here.
We're keeping a running tab on everything worth your ears. This is our regularly updated guide to the new albums, EPs, mixtapes, and projects landing in the coming weeks and months, and it's the one…
M83 is back with a new album, dropping September 25. Anthony Gonzalez is putting this one out himself, releasing it through his own imprint, Other Suns.
I need more to work with here. That single line, "I'ma put out that flame, it's fuckin' lame," is all the input gives me, with no artist name, no album, no release details, and no context about…
Helen are back. Liz Harris, the mind behind Grouper, has reactivated her dream pop project more than a decade after Original Faces landed in 2015, and the wait is finally over.
June McDoom is finally giving us a full album. The Brooklyn dream-folk singer just announced her debut LP, Follow the Light, and she's dropped the lead single "Without You" to set the tone.
TEILZ is finally dropping a debut, and the wait is nearly over. Come to mommy lands October 9th, the first full-length statement from an artist who's been circling this moment for years.
Daniel Lopatin is back. Oneohtrix Point Never announces a new album, Tranquilizer, landing November 17th, and it feels like a moment worth marking on the calendar right now.