"Love Is All Pain" arrives as a perfectly timed anti-Valentine's offering from The WAEVE, showcasing the evolving chemistry between Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall. The track, produced by James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, Blur), leads their upcoming three-track EP 'Eternal,' set for digital release on March 14th via Transgressive.
AUS!Funkt's "Casio Oblivion (Bring Down The Power)" emerges as a raw fusion of electro-post punk and austere-disco that deliberately strips away conventional excess. The track serves as a charged preview of their upcoming EP.
bdrmm crank up the intensity with “Lake Disappointment”—a gritty, electronic-leaning shift from their upcoming album Microtonic (out Feb 28 via #RockActionRecords). Tense, pulsing, and packed with restless energy, this is bdrmm at their boldest yet.
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“Lake Disappointment,” the latest bdrmm single, from their upcoming album Microtonic (out February 28 via #RockActionRecords), is a turn into darker and "clubbier" territory. The Hull-based band has been inching toward electronic sounds for a while, but this track cements the shift—leaner, grittier, and more aggressive than anything they’ve done before.
John Glacier (@johnglacier) delivers “Home”—a hazy, atmospheric track that drifts between rap, electronica, and indie without settling.A reflection of Glacier’s singular sonic world . Album out now via @young.
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John Glacier’s latest track, “Home,” is a hypnotic, genre-blurring piece that defies easy categorization. Released via #Young, the song is part of her newly unveiled album, a project that brings together an impressive lineup of collaborators, including Vegyn, Kwes Darko, and Flume, with features from Sampha and Eartheater. As always, Glacier moves between worlds—rap, punk, electronica, indie, and soul—without settling in any single one.If “Home” is any indication, this album isn’t just about finding a place — it’s about defining one on your own terms.
Ezra Furman’s “Grand Mal” is a slow-burning, string-soaked descent into surrender, kicking off her 10th album Goodbye Small Head (out May 16 via #BellaUnion). Mystical, cinematic, and feverish, it captures the feeling of being totally overcome.
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Ezra Furman opens a new chapter with “Grand Mal,” a slow-burning piece that sets the tone for her upcoming tenth album, Goodbye Small Head (out May 16 via #BellaUnion). The song takes its name from the outdated term for a major seizure, drawing inspiration from an epileptic friend’s description of the mystical aspects of certain episodes. It’s a fitting introduction to an album obsessed with surrender—whether to illness, ecstasy, heartbreak, or the world's chaos.
Bon Iver kicks off the SABLE, fABLE era with “Everything Is Peaceful Love,” a song that trades cryptic for candid, wrapped in warm pedal steel and shimmering vocals. A reminder that joy is survival. New album out April 11 via #Jagjaguwar
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Bon Iver’s latest single, Everything Is Peaceful Love, signals that fABLE, the upcoming full-length album, won’t be a mere extension of SABLE, EP’s hushed intimacy. Instead, Justin Vernon leans into a richer, warmer sonic palette, blending his signature falsetto with an ’80s-tinged glow.
Haunted synths, warped vocals, and a sense of unease—#MarkPritchard and #ThomYorke return with Back in the Game. Their first collab since 2016 is a hypnotic, fractured march into the unknown. Now streaming via #WarpRecords. #BestNewMusic2025 #Week07
Well, well, well... look who's back in the game. Mark Pritchard and Thom Yorke have finally emerged from their creative cocoon with a track that first teased audiences during Yorke's Everything Tour. This isn't their first dance together – these two have been circling each other's orbit since 2011 when Pritchard put his spin on Radiohead's "Bloom," followed by Yorke lending his vocals to Pritchard's "Beautiful People" in 2016.
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