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A Country Western are back, and they've got a new album on the way. The Philly crew announced Audition Tape today, out next month, and lead track "Blood Eagle" is a stunner.
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Stella Dunai is back with a new single, and "Move on!" is a stunner. The Melbourne-based indie folk artist has always had a knack for turning quiet interior moments into something magnetic, and this…
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Eric Church is back with a new single, and it's a big one. The Nashville heavyweight has always been one of country's most restless minds, the kind of guy who followed his gut into strange territory…
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Kings Of Leon are back with album number ten. It's called O My Beloved, and it lands in November, another chapter for the Followill clan who've been at this since Youth And Young Manhood in 2003.
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Jam City is back with another taste of his new record. Jack Latham, the UK producer behind the project, just dropped "2am," a collaboration with London singer-songwriter Gianna.
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The pop star is hitting the road again, and the lineup is stacked. This North American and European run pulls in Caroline Polachek, Kylie Minogue, LCD Soundsystem, and more, a bill that reads like a…
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She's back, and the wait is over: her first studio LP in four years arrives with a lead single that already feels like a landmark. "Lucky (Hymn)" is the track carrying the whole thing.
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Party Dozen are back with a new album. The Australian drum and saxophone duo just announced 21 Bum Salute, and they're kicking it off with a killer new single called "Euro Stomper." This one rips.
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Neurosis are hitting the road this fall. If you ever caught them live, you know the deal: these underground metal titans were transcendent in person, every single time.
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Slipknot are back, and they brought a ripper. "Arsenal" is the first new track from the masked Iowa crew since 2023's "Bone Church," and it lands after a stretch of serious lineup upheaval.
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Weezer are back on the road. The band just dropped the Gold Album, cut with producers Kenneth Blume and Klas Åhlund, and every Rivers Cuomo record lately doubles as a launchpad for another big run.
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Josh Johnson is stepping out on his own. The Chicago-born, LA-based saxophonist and composer has spent years bending genres in other people's rooms: the improv supergroup SML, Flea's Honora band,…
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Mynolia is announcing her debut album, and the momentum is real. The Nashville singer-songwriter arrived back in May with "Needle," a sprawling indie folk gem stitched together with field-recorded…
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Ben Schwab is back with a new Sylvie record, and it sounds like a stunner in the making.
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Ryley Walker just joined Gift Horse, and the electronic duo is now a trio. Big news.
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Patrick Higgins and Nicolas Jaar have a new duo, and it's called AEAEA. Say it however you want.
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Fine Food Market is going long. Sophie Perras, the Montreal multidisciplinary artist behind the project, has announced her debut full-length, Alas Time Has Passed, landing this fall.
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Cincinnati's Hustle Culture are back with a new single, and the title alone tells you these guys know exactly what they're doing. It's called "New Government Pyramid Scheme." Great name.
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Lucy Dacus is marking a decade of No Burden. The 2016 debut turned her from a Richmond unknown into one of indie rock's sharpest voices, and now it's getting the anniversary reissue treatment.
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Cash Cobain is back, and he's flipping a ringtone-rap relic into something brand new.
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They're back on the road, and it feels overdue. Fresh off their comeback record, An Undying Love for a Burning World, the band is announcing a fresh run of dates that turns the album's slow-burn ache…
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The Philly hardcore crew are back, and they brought a friend. "February Theory" pairs them with Mannequin Pussy, and the result is a proper ripper. Two of the city's loudest exports, locking arms.
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Liars are back with a new album, and the timing feels loaded. We're closing in on 25 years since their debut, They Threw Us All In A Trench And Stuck A Monument On Top, that jagged 2001 stunner from…
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Deafheaven are cooking up a new EP, and guitarist Kerry McCoy calls it "by far the heaviest thing" they've ever done. That's a big claim from a band this loud.
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