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⭐ The Avalanches
— Blue Shadows
electronic
A collaboration with Yeah Yeah Yeahs leader Karen O from The Avalanches' upcoming album.
Brooklyn Vegan, Consequence of Sound, Stereogum
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⭐ Emma Ruth Rundle
— Enough
alternative
A striking visual accompaniment of the Portland-based musician on a rocky beach at night.
Brooklyn Vegan, Consequence of Sound, Stereogum
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⭐ Teenage Fanclub
— Day In The Sun
power-pop
From the Scottish power-poppers' new album Do Not Dare To Dream.
Brooklyn Vegan, Stereogum
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⭐ Chad Hugo
— JUMPUPW!NYA
hip-hop
The legendary Neptunes producer's first-ever solo single featuring Tierra Whack and Leikeli47.
Stereogum, The FADER
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Dalia Stasevska
— Kolodub: Solemn Overture
Dalia Stasevska's orchestral piece opens with mournful strings and brass, its classical architecture building toward a crescendo that feels both ceremonial and intimate.
NPR Music
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Chloe Qisha
— Baby Girl
pop
A new single from Chloe Qisha's upcoming mixtape Fantasize.
Line of Best Fit
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Origami Angel
— Play Around The Crit
emo
A Pokémon-referencing track from the DC emo duo.
Stereogum
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Left to Die
— Legion of Doom
death metal
Florida death metal pioneers reactivate with a vengeance, joined by members of Gruesome.
Bandcamp Daily
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Oen Sujet
— Tap The Working Space
Oen Sujet layers field recordings and stuttering electronics into a textural study on labor and repetition, where human-made sounds blur into ambient noise.
Pitchfork Best New Albums
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Wild Pink
— 500 Is The New 250
indie rock
A wry tale of a man taking a Cybertruck to his favorite bar to drink and bet alone.
Stereogum
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Eels
— All Forgotten
alt-pop
From Mark Oliver Everett's upcoming album Cookie Happened.
Stereogum
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Stef Chura
— Danny
indie rock
From her first LP in 7 years, featuring members of R.E.M., Sugar, and Apples in Stereo.
Brooklyn Vegan
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Coyote Man
— Zealotry
sludge metal
Chicago instrumental metal trio pounds with sludgy riffs and rhythmic precision.
Decibel Magazine
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yuke
— bitter
rap
A soft intro showcasing NYC's hottest underground rapper.
The FADER
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Noname
— Squatter
hip-hop
A surprise single with DRAM about a home intruder, arriving ahead of the Telefone 10th anniversary tour.
The FADER
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Ineffekt
— OPTION
electronic
Electronic music from producer Rick Bouwkamp's Ineffekt project, recently signed to dh2 label.
Stereogum
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Orville Peck
— Too Little, Too Late
alt-country
The immediate lead single from Orville Peck's fourth album Mule.
Line of Best Fit
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Melaina Kol
— Idola
glitch-folk
A tangled web of delicate and strange sounds from the Nashville-based artist's upcoming album.
Stereogum
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The Strokes
— Psycho Shit
The Strokes return with a track that pairs sharp guitar hooks with Julian Casablancas' deadpan vocal delivery, maintaining their signature jagged New York post-punk energy.
Consequence of Sound
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Nicole Atkins
— Singing In The Mirror
pop
Sharp, classicist pop music from the Nashville-based singer-songwriter.
Stereogum
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Syd
— Walls
Syd constructs 'Walls' from minimal synth pads and her breathy vocal performance, letting silence do as much work as the sparse instrumentation.
NPR Music
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Rico Nasty
— CDG Foams
Rico Nasty delivers rapid-fire rhymes over a trap-adjacent beat that emphasizes hi-hats and 808 rumble, her delivery cutting through with agile wordplay.
Pitchfork Best New Albums
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Lido Pimienta
— Arrúllame
experimental pop
New Age and Latin rhythms converge on Pimienta's latest.
Bandcamp Daily
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Boyhood
— Loner
indie rock
From the album 'Loner', Boyhood weaves introspective lyrics into a bedroom-pop arrangement anchored by fingerpicked guitar and reverb-drenched vocals.
Gorilla vs. Bear
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Kirk Barley
— Billow
Kirk Barley's 'Billow' swells with organ drones and sustained piano notes, evoking a sense of drift and weightlessness without rushing toward resolution.
The Quietus
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2hollis
— Hurt
hyperpop
The hyperpop rapper's return with new music after fans decoded a cryptic message to find the July 22 release.
Stereogum
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RIP Magic
— Light Over There
electronic pop
London underground electronic pop wizards continue their single-dropping streak after supporting Tame Impala and LCD Soundsystem.
Stereogum
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The Tubs
— Stoop To Me
indie pop
From London janglers The Tubs' upcoming album Hard Life.
Stereogum
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Brian Ennals & Blockhead
— Aldente
hip-hop
Effortless collaborative album from two wizened souls who've learned not to take themselves too seriously.
Bandcamp Daily
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Shiv and the Carvers
— Executionary
queer punk
The Toronto quartet releases a new single ahead of their UK and EU tour dates.
Line of Best Fit
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Sallow Moth
— Nebulous Appendages of Vacillant Seafoam
Sallow Moth constructs an experimental ambient piece where pitched textures and granular processing create an abstract, underwater-like soundscape.
Decibel Magazine
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Brennan Wedl
— Let's Be Models
indie rock
A laid-back preview from Brennan Wedl's eponymous debut album.
Stereogum
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REZN
— Rites of Passage
heavy psych
Cosmic heavy psych brought down to Earth with thrilling, heady results.
Bandcamp Daily
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Svjetlost
— Above the Mountains
Svjetlost's instrumental moves through layered synths and metallic percussion, building a cinematic progression that feels both expansive and contained.
Invisible Oranges
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Kalt Vindur
— The Void of Time
black metal
Slick new single from the Polish black metal band's upcoming record.
Invisible Oranges
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Taylor Bleu
— This Staircase
indie pop
A new single devoted to a staircase from the South London artist's upcoming debut EP.
Line of Best Fit
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Adéla
— Ain't In LA
pop
A pop track with high-profile production featuring collaborators like 100 Gecs' Dylan Brady.
Stereogum
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Gabriella Cilmi
— YRU Hanging Around
pop
The Australian vocalist shares a new single ahead of her first full-length album in 13 years.
Line of Best Fit
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Goldie
— Jungle Daze
jungle
Pairs Natalie Williams with a video walk through jungle's formative years.
The FADER
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foodman
— Nakamamo
experimental electronic
Wild and chaotic production from the Japanese producer.
Bandcamp Daily
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Omari Lyseight
— explainthis
Omari Lyseight pairs spoken-word delivery with lo-fi hip-hop production, the beat's warmth offsetting the track's direct, conversational tone.
The FADER
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Trusselina
— Gastro
experimental
From the new Brooklyn and Philadelphia duo whose sound diverges from their previous bands' emo and shoegaze styles.
Stereogum
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Lilyisthatyou
— Money Can't Buy Happiness
pop
The Canadian-born, Los Angeles-based viral pop artist transforms a tongue-in-cheek hook into a thoughtful anthem about growth, security, and self-worth.
Line of Best Fit
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