Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith has announced Gush, her first new album in three years. The follow-up to 2022’s Let’s Turn It Into Sound arrives on August 22 via Nettwerk. The synth musician and composer has also shared the lead single, “Into Your Eyes,” which comes with a video. Watch it below. According to Smith, Gush is […]
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Deafheaven have announced a new album. Lonely People With Power is the metal band’s follow-up to 2021’s Infinite Granite, with Justin Meldal-Johnsen returning as producer. Lead single “Magnolia” is also out today. Watch the Chelsea Jade and Sean Stout–directed music video for it below. Lonely People With Power is out March 28. It’s Deafheaven’s first
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Lady Gaga has finally announced her new album. Mayhem, the 14-track album formerly alluded to as LG7, is due out March 7, via Interscope. A new song will debut on Sunday, February 2, with a music video premiering during a commercial break at the 2025 Grammy Awards. Gaga said in a press release that the
The Hold Steady’s Craig Finn has an album on they way produced by the War on Drugs’ Adam Granduciel. The product of the partnership, Always Been also features the War on Drugs as session musicians, as well as guest vocals by Kathleen Edwards and Sam Fender. Listen to “People of Substance,” from the LP, below
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Chicago-based musician Haley Fohr is coming back with her first Circuit des Yeux studio album since 2021. The new album, Halo on the Inside, is out on March 14 via Matador. The album does not include last year’s “God Dick,” but it does feature a new song “Megaloner,” which comes with a music video that
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Portland, Oregon, artist Graham Jonson has announced a new album from his Quickly, Quickly project. The full-length, I Heard That Noise, lands on April 18 via Ghostly International. Leading the new album is the single “Enything.” Watch Jonson’s self-directed visual for it below. I Heard That Noise is Jonson’s first Quickly, Quickly album since his
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The British jazz artist Alabaster DePlume has announced the new album A Blade Because a Blade Is Whole, which will get released, via International Anthem, on March 7. The album includes DePlume’s 2023 “Salty Road Dogs Victory Anthem” and a new track called “Oh My Actual Days.” The latter arrives today with a music video
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Röyksopp—the Norwegian electronic music duo of Svein Berge and Torbjørn Bruntland—have announced a new album. True Electric follows December’s Nebulous Nights – An Ambient Excursion Into Profound Mysteries and arrives on April 11. Below, check out “What Else Is There? (True Electric),” featuring Fever Ray and Trentemøller. The original “What Else Is There?” appeared on
Alabama-born musician Lonnie Holley is back with a new star-studded album. Tonky, his follow-up to 2023’s Oh Me Oh My, arrives March 21 via Jagjaguwar. He’s shared the lead single from the record, “Protest With Love,” which features contributions from Jacknife Lee, the Legendary Ingramettes, Kelly Pratt, and Jordan Katz. That song comes with a
Experimental metal trio Sumac and Philadelphia-based poet and noise artist Moor Mother have announced a new collaborative album: The Film arrives April 25 on Thrill Jockey and opens with the new song “Scene 1.” Listen to it and check out the full tracklist below. Sumac’s latest album, The Healer, came out last year. Also in
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