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So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Every week we review a handful of new albums (from all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie” and talk about what metal comes out. We post music news, track premieres and more all day. We are updating a weekly playlist of some of our current favorite tracks. Here is a daily summary with a bunch of interesting and recently released songs in one place.
HIGH VISIBILITY – “0151”
The long-awaited new album from British punks High Vis Mixed has been pushed back to September 30, but today brings a new single, “0151.” As on previous singles, the band flirts with Britpop and baggy, but this one is more of an outright punk ripper overall, and it’s a great one.
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STOPPED! – “S”
Keith Morris’ hardcore supergroup OFF! shared the third jazz interlude from their upcoming album Free LSD, “S.” Find out and choose our exclusive variant in translucent orange vinyl from the album.
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RIPPED TO SHREDS – “漢奸 (RACE TRAITOR)”
San Jose death metal band Ripped To Shreds have shared the second taste of their anticipated new album 劇變 (Jubian)and the announcement for the new single describes it as: “[It] represents that ‘pure and simple melodeath’ banger that Lee says he’s always wanted to produce while giving free rein to his experience as a minority in America.
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HONEY HARPER – THERE ARE NO COWBOYS IN GEORGIA”
Honey Harper’s second album, infinite sky, was released at the end of October and they just shared this solid country rock song. “The words ‘…and by the way, there are no cowboys in Georgia’ were one of the last messages I received before my dad passed away with my grandmother in 2021 “, explains singer/songwriter William Fussell. “The quote came at the end of a long, angry post about an interview I did earlier in the year where I said ‘you can never trust a cowboy’, making referring to the complicated relationship I had with this side of my family in South Georgia and the falling out we had a few years prior. Their passing hit hard in a way that I still can’t quite understand because in many ways the relationship was already dead, but the feeling of a missed opportunity to fix it is something you can’t really shake…and that sense of finality, never being able to change what happened, is something that will probably always stay with me. The video, which Fussell describes as “Rambo meets blade runner meets Westworld“, was filmed in the Canadian Rockies and co-starred Sean Nicholas Savage.
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JULIANNA RIOLINO – “QUEEN OF SPADES”
Julianna Riolino, who also stars in Daniel Romano’s The Outfit, will release her debut album, all blueout on October 14 via You’ve Changed Records. “Queens of Spades” is a classic country number, from its lyrical conceit to waves of pedal steel.
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JAR DORA – “BUMP”
The Los Angeles alt-pop artist is now on tour with Billie Eilish, with her first headliner to follow, and she’s shared a new single, the atmospheric “Bump.” “I wrote ‘Bump’ when I was living in Poland and for the first time in my life, I didn’t really know anyone in that city other than the family I was living with, so I wasn’t meeting people I knew. nowhere,” Dora said. “That song was like a prayer to meet a meaningful coincidence and eventually it started happening, not with people I knew, but I was seeing dream images manifesting in real life, and it triggered this feeling that life was waiting for me to take note of all the little details because they lead me somewhere. I drank a lot of black tea with my family during this time and became obsessed with teapots. I had an image in my brain of a long human with teapot feet.
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KATHRYN MOHR – “STRANGER”
Kathryn Mohr from San Jose has announced a new EP, holly, due October 21 via The Flenser. It was produced by Kathryn’s labelmate Midwife, and the icy-paced, ambient pop of lead single “Stranger” is cut from similar fabric to Midwife (and Grouper).
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SYMBA – “NEVER CHANGE” (ft. RODDY RICCH)
Symba’s DJ Drama Featured Gangsta Grillz mix tape Results take time drops this Friday. He features his recent song with Pusha T, as well as this short story with Roddy Ricch. Symba shows harsh, classic bars, and Roddy counters that with a more modern melodic verse.
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LOWER TOWN – “ANTIBIOTICS”
Atlanta duo Lowertown’s new album I like to lie will be out next month on Dirty Hit, and the latest single is ‘Antibiotics’, of which Olivia Osby says, “I wrote ‘Antibiotics’ shortly after I turned 19 about the clarity I felt after leaving my first relationship. The end of the relationship was a suffocating cycle of saying I wanted to end things because of the way I was treated, and my partner would respond by acting or doing something to scare me for him or have pity them sucked in, and during the relationship I got very sick with something similar to walking pneumonia from all the black mold in the walls of his house I felt like the conditions of the relationship literally poisoned my body and mind, like a sick and funny metaphor. After things finally came to a halt, I fully recovered from my illness. For the first time in over a year, I had the I felt like I was starting to heal at the both mentally and physically. The distance I had from that part of my life forced me to come I realized how harmful the relationship had been and made me realize what kind of limits I should have for myself at the moment. coming.”
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FRANZ NICOLAY – “NEW RIVER, SPRING FOR ME”
Franz Nicolay of The Hold Steady, The World/Inferno Friendship Society and more has announced a new solo album, new river, scheduled for November 11 via Don Giovanni. The first single is “New River, Spring For Me,” a bluesy, horn-fueled rock ballad that sounds straight out of the early 70s.
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DEAR NORA – “SHADOWS”
Dear Nora’s new album human futures is out next month on Orindal Records, and the latest single is the lyrical “Shadows,” which exudes warmth with its beautiful harmonies.
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BEKIND – “ABUSE OF TRUTH”
Chicago’s grumpy metalhead purveyors of hardcore metalhead BEKIND (members of meth) release the worst of all EP on October 14, and here is the incredibly caustic first single.
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MICROWAVES – “YOUR GUTS DUMB” AND “REGULAR MAGIC”
Pittsburgh art punks Microwaves have announced a new album, Atlas of Discomfituredue October 14 via Three One G. You can hear “Regular Magic” on IDIOTEQ and the equally goofy and chaotic “Your Dumb Guts” here.
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INDY – “SON”
Lorde’s younger sister, Indy poet Yelish O’Connor, has released her first solo single as Indy, “Threads,” a dynamic pop track that should appeal to her sister’s fans. “‘Threads’ is about the fear of letting a relationship consume me,” Indy says. “I wrote this song while I was going through a very on-and-off relationship for years. When I think of this song, I think of a heated argument, of miscommunication, of the excitement of New York nightlife. A toxic and messy love story. Flashbacks of times shared together vs being surrounded by friends, always caught in the middle. This song is so special to me because it depicts what being in love at 23 is like. is chaotic, hopeful, passionate.
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SAD PARK – “OMW”
LA emo-punks Sad Park have signed to Pure Noise and their first song for the label is “OMW”.
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FATHER JOHN MISTY – “I BELIEVE (WHEN I FALL IN LOVE IT WILL BE FOREVER)” (STEVIE WONDER COVER)
In his new Living at Electric Lady EP, Father John Misty covered “I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever)” by Stevie Wonder. Impressively, FJM’s rendition stays pretty close to the original, adding strings to the instrumental but retaining the brassy outro funk. Learn more here.
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KOLB – “INTERNAL AFFAIRS”
Brooklyn’s Michael Kolb, who was a touring member of Water From Your Eyes, went solo as Kolb and will release his debut album, Tyrannical atmosphere, on September 30 via Ramp Local. However, Palberta’s Ani Ivry-Block sings the lead on the anxious “Internal Affairs,” and Kolb says the main influence of the song is the one you might not expect: “What’s My Name?” of DMX. “I wanted to channel that energy, but here I am raging against my own distraction and self-sabotage.”
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INTELLIGENCE – “KEYED BEAMERS”
The Intelligence’s 11th album, small perilcomes out on September 30 and is the first single.
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BONNY DOON – “SAN FRANCISCO” FT KATIE CRUTCHFIELD
Detroit folk-rock trio Bonny Doon have signed to ANTI- and are working on their debut album for the label, the sequel to their 2017 self-titled debut, released on Woodsist. They just released their first single for ANTI-, the sunny, contemplative “San Francisco,” which features Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield (Bonny Doon played on her Saint Cloud album) and members of Woods.
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5 BILLION IN DIAMONDS (BUTCH VIG, MORE) – “A THIN LINE” FT JIMMY CHAMBERLIN
5 Billion in Diamonds, the trio of Garbage drummer and alternative rock producer Butch Vig, Bristol producer Andy Jenks and DJ James Grillo, are back with a new single, “A Thin Line”, which features Smashing Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin and feels like psychedelic ’60s film music by Gary Numan.
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VELVET NEGRONI – “LEADS”
Propelled by an infectious cowbell-inspired drumbeat, a groovy bass line and booming piano chords, the first single from Velvet Negroni’s second album grows as it goes with multiple vocal lines and a guitar riff. funky. The video, meanwhile, shows off his roller skating skills.
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IN FLAMES – “ADVANCE PT. 1”
Swedish melodeath veterans In Flames have announced their 14th album, Abandonedand you can read more about the new single “Foregone Pt. 1” here. We also have a exclusive 2xLP white vinyl variant of the album in pre-order, limited to 300.
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