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David Sylvian is back with a new album. The Distance Between The Killer And The Killing arrives next year, and it's billed as the proper followup to 2009's Manafon, that stunner where he pushed his…
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Kali Malone is hitting the road, and she is bringing that cavernous organ sound to three American cities this run.
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He's back with his first proper new LP since 2009. That's a long stretch of silence, and the wait is over.
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Pop is back, and she's swinging for the fences. The new material sees her sing about robots, blowjobs, shrewd producers, and how it's "great to be a nepo kid," which is exactly the kind of unhinged…
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Dopamine Chamber are back with a new single, and this one arrives paired with a John Angus Stewart visual. It's a killer combination.
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I need more to work with here. The input story is a single fragment: a band with a new album called Somewhere Good, gearing up for a UK run.
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SOAK is back, and Bridie Monds-Watson has a new record on the way. It's called decembers, and the title track just landed as our first proper look at the era.
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Angèle is back with a stunner. The Belgian pop force just dropped "Love Triangle," a new track that pulls in Caroline Polachek and SebastiAn for a proper moment.
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PISS are back with a new track, and it's a curveball. The Vancouver noise-rock crew just dropped "blocking a scene you can't remember," and it barely resembles the last thing they put out.
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Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy are back on the road, and this time they're diving into Document.
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Mia Joy is back, and the wait is over. The Chicago musician has shared "Comet," a hazy new gem featuring fellow dream-pop auteur Peel Dream Magazine, and it's the kind of return that reminds you why…
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Disfear are back with a new album, and the news carries weight. The Last Nail was recorded before the deaths of vocalist Tomas Lindberg and Marcus Andersson, which makes this a final statement from…
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Maynard James Keenan never sits still. Between Tool headlining festivals this year and Puscifer's Normal landing back in February, you'd think the guy would rest. He doesn't.
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Lime Garden are heading stateside, and they've dropped a fresh track to mark the moment.
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Death From Above 1979 are back, and the Canadian duo sound meaner than ever. They just announced Private Lives, their new album and the followup to 2021's Is 4 Lovers, alongside a sprawling North…
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Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield just dropped one of the more vivid quotes we've heard all year.
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Tina drops "Tina Tuesday Freestyle" and it's a stunner. This looks like the first taste of Act III, the next chapter after the run she's been building since the early days.
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Brakence is back with new music. It’s his first proper release since 2022’s Hypochondriac, that glitchy, genre-melting record that turned him into a cult figure for kids who wanted their pop songs…
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Angèle is back, and she's bringing a fresh collab with her. The track lands on her forthcoming third album, Instinct, the follow-up to 2021's Nonante-Cinq.
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DIIV took the stage at Balaclava Fest in São Paulo on Sunday, and they came loaded. The shoegaze crew dropped fresh material from ZIRP!, their forthcoming A. G.
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Smush are back, and they brought a ripper. The Brooklyn-via-Vancouver crew just dropped "milkweed butterfly," a spiky new single that doubles as the announcement of their sophomore album i'll always…
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I need more to work with here, but let me run with what we've got. Twelve ambient-classical tracks just landed, and this is the kind of drop that rewards headphones and a quiet room.
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Erasure are back with a new album. It's called Radio!! Radio!!, and the first taste is a track called "Wings Of Love." Vince Clarke has been chasing the perfect partnership since the start: he wrote…
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Tim Kasher is a director now. The longtime Cursive frontman, cut from the same Saddle Creek cloth as Conor Oberst, made his directorial debut a couple years back with an indie found-footage horror…
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