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⭐ Big Freedia
— Let Me See Ya
electronic
A track from a 2016 session with SOPHIE, now released with MUNA adding their own spin after a decade.
Line of Best Fit, The FADER
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daine
— PQC
electronic pop
Pop rocks texture: sugary and explosive, mixing brightness with raw energy.
Stereogum
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Pond
— Skyworks
Pond layers synth arpeggios and woozy guitars into a sprawling six-minute drift that feels both hazy and precisely arranged. Skyworks unfolds like a slow-motion kaleidoscope turning across the sky.
Pitchfork Best New Albums
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Cartel Madras
— EVIDENT 2 ME
drum and bass
First new music since 2021, a drum and bass collaboration with Toronto-based producer Jide that breaks a four-year silence.
Line of Best Fit
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Mukqs
— Bucket Rolling Festa
Mukqs builds percussion into a hypnotic rolling groove, letting drums and metallic textures accumulate into something that nods to both dance minimalism and world percussion traditions.
Bandcamp Daily
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Micah Thomas
— O
O strips Micah Thomas down to intimate vocals and sparse instrumentation, each note given room to breathe in this June single.
Bandcamp Daily
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Tiny Habits
— Anything He Was
folk pop
Lead single from Boston folk-pop group's album Keepers, featuring Matty Healy of The 1975.
Stereogum
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Key Glock
— MANNISH
Key Glock trades his usual Memphis snap for a slower, more menacing drawl over bass-heavy production on MANNISH, letting each syllable hang heavy.
Stereogum
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Horse Lords
— Eureka 378-B
Horse Lords lock into a repetitive, shuffling groove where polyrhythmic drums and krautrock-adjacent synths create controlled chaos across six minutes.
Bandcamp Daily
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Gold Spire
— Starvation
Starvation moves at a deliberate crawl, Gold Spire wrapping their sound in thick, reverb-soaked textures that feel both claustrophobic and weightless.
Decibel Magazine
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Gizmo
— Gift Shop
indie rock
Canadian quartet's debut album announcement track, built around guitar distortion and steady drums with memories-and-commerce storytelling.
Stereogum
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Bloodhunter
— The Devil's Own
Bloodhunter crashes forward with massive riffs and militaristic drums, The Devil's Own delivering raw heaviness without unnecessary embellishment.
Decibel Magazine
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Quicksand
— Cool Guy
grunge
Diss track from the grunge greats' upcoming album, picking fights on the single.
Stereogum
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TV Priest
— The Mud Never Dries
post-punk
First recorded output in four years from the London quartet, marking a pointed shift in both texture and temperament since their second album.
Line of Best Fit
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Tyla
— Is It Love
pop
South African pop star questions emotional authenticity in romance, demanding visible proof of feeling.
Stereogum
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Dan Deacon
— Brothers
electronic
Soundtrack single for Netflix's Little Brother, featuring Eric André.
Stereogum
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Dragsholm
— Battling Through the Stormlands
metal
A vampire-themed track from the Danish metal outfit.
Decibel Magazine
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FKA twigs
— On Your Mind
experimental pop
FKA twigs teams up with Lil Yachty on a summer track that just dropped.
Consequence of Sound
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Paycheque
— Heatwave
From the self-titled debut Paycheque, Heatwave pairs humid production with rhythms that feel sticky and sweat-soaked, a summer track that hits hard.
Gorilla vs. Bear
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Debit
— Referencepoint
Debit's Referencepoint builds from glitchy electronics and stuttering beats into something more coherent, a track about finding meaning in noise.
The Quietus
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Hana Stretton
— Stove
ambient folk
Opening track from Australian musician's new album tiarn, dispersing caffeine-generated anxiety.
Stereogum
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Channel Tres
— Black Techno Guy
electronic rap
Channel Tres chants ownership of his identity over stripped-down beats, merging techno minimalism with rap vocals.
Stereogum
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Genghis Tron
— I Am All
I Am All strips Genghis Tron down to raw electronic pulses and distorted vocals, all aggression and precision colliding in three minutes.
Bandcamp Daily
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FKA twigs, Lil Yachty
— On Your Mind
experimental pop
Collaboration born from FKA twigs' visa cancellation struggles, channeling pain into new creative territory.
Stereogum
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Syd
— 2 Many Days
R&B
Album closer from Syd's forthcoming project Beard, serving as a second glimpse into the record.
Stereogum
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Tony Njoku
— A WORLD OF BODIES ON FIRE
Tony Njoku stacks layered vocals and urgent production into a track where bodies and fire become metaphors for collective intensity and burnout.
The Quietus
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Maxo Kream
— Time Out
hip-hop
JPEGMAFIA-produced track featuring Denzel Curry from the upcoming album 'O.Y.N'.
Brooklyn Vegan
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Moon Destroys
— Flowers
heavy rock
Featuring Torche co-founder Juan Montoya alongside members of Gold Pyramid and Royal Thunder.
Decibel Magazine
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