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Panda Bear (aka Noah Lennox) has announced a new album, Sinister Grift, and shared its first single, “Defense” (which features Cindy Lee). He’s also announced some tour dates, with Toro y Moi opening. Sinister Grift is due out February 28, 2025 via Domino. 판다 베어(일명 노아 레녹스)가 새 앨범 '시니스터 그리프트'를 발표하고 신디 리가 피처링한 첫 번째 싱글 '디펜스'를 공유했습니다. 토로이 모이가 개막하는 등 몇 가지 투어 일정도 발표했습니다. 시네스터 그리프트는 2025년 2월 28일에 도미노를 통해 출시될 예정입니다. Sinister Grift is Panda Bear’s first solo album in six years, since 2019’s Buoys, although in 2022 he released Reset, a collaborative album with Sonic Boom. 시니스터 그리프트는 2019년 부이 이후 6년 만에 발매한 팬더 베어의 솔로 앨범이지만, 2022년에는 소닉 붐과 협업한 앨범인 리셋을 발매했습니다. Lennox worked on the album in his Lisbon, Portug...

MGMT (Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser) are releasing a new album, Loss of Life, this Friday via Mom + Pop. Now they have shared its fourth single, “Dancing In Babylon,” which is a duet with Christine and the Queens. It was shared via a decidedly 1980s-styled music video that also features Christine and the Queens. Watch it below. Ray Tintori directed the video and Tintori previously made videos for MGMT’s “Time to Pretend,” “Electric Feel,” and “Kids,” from their 2007-released debut album, Oracular Spectacular. The video also features John Cameron Mitchell (Hedwig and the Angry Inch), British actor Julian Morris (Pretty Little Liars, New Girl), and his real-life husband, artist Landon...

MGMT (Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser) are releasing a new album, Loss of Life, on February 23, 2024 via Mom + Pop. Now they have shared its second single, “Bubblegum Dog,” via a music video that pays homage to some of the classic 1990s alternative music videos. Julia Vickerman and writer/director/The Best Show co-host Tom Scharpling directed the video. Watch it below. Vickerman and Scharpling collectively had this to say about the video in a press release: “We all saw the video for ‘Bubblegum Dog’ as an opportunity to combine the charming, DIY, surreal, cardboard craft aesthetic of shows like Yo Gabba Gabba and The Mighty Boosh with these ultra-serious grunge videos we grew up watchi...

Buzzed about new British five-piece The Last Dinner Party have announced their debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy, and shared a new song from it, “On Your Side,” via a music video. Prelude to Ecstasy is due out February 2, 2024 via Island and features all of the band’s previous three singles. Cal Mcintyre directed the “On Your Side” video. Watch it below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork, as well as the band’s upcoming tour dates. The Last Dinner Party are Abigail Morris (vocals), Georgia Davies (bass), Lizzie Mayland (guitar), Aurora Nishevci (keys), and Emily Roberts (lead guitar). James Ford produced Prelude to Ecstasy, as he did all the band’s previous singles. Not only i...

Real Estate have announced a new album, Daniel, and shared its first single, “Water Underground,” via a music video featuring the stars of the 1990s TV show, The Adventures of Pete & Pete. They have also announced some 2024 tour dates. Daniel is due out February 23, 2024 via Domino. Check out the “Water Underground” video below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork, as well as the band’s upcoming tour dates. Daniel follows 2020’s The Main Thing album and 2021’s Half a Human EP. Real Estate’s current lineup is Martin Courtney (vocals, guitar), Alex Bleeker (bass, vocals), Matt Kallman (keyboards), Julian Lynch (guitar), and Sammi Niss (drums). Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves) p...

Dream-pop duo Still Corners have announced a new album, Dream Talk, and shared its first single, “Secret World.” They have also announced some 2024 tour dates. Dream Talk is due out April 5, 2024 via the band’s own Wrecking Light label. Listen to “Secret World” below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork, as well as the band’s upcoming tour dates. Still Corners are the American/British duo of Greg Hughes and Tessa Murray. The band’s last album, The Last Exit, came out earlier in 2021. It was one of our Top 100 Albums of 2021. Murray had this to say about “Secret World” in a press release: “Sometimes the thought of someone, wanting to know them, get into their world is dangerou...

Toronto-based duo Ducks Ltd. have announced a new album, Harm’s Way, and shared a new song from it, “Hollowed Out,” via a music video. Harm’s Way is due out February 9, 2024 via Carpark. Colin Medley directed “Hollowed Out” video. Watch it below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork, as well as the band’s upcoming tour dates. Ducks Ltd. is Tom McGreevy and Evan Lewis. Harm’s Way is the follow-up to Modern Fiction, which came out in 2021 via Carpark and was one of our Top 100 Albums of 2021. “Hollowed Out” features backing vocals from Ratboys’ Julia Steiner and Marcus Nuccio (who also plays drums on the track), Dehd’s Jason Balla, and Moontype’s Margaret McCarthy. Finom’s Macie...

British post-punk band Yard Act are releasing a new album, Where’s My Utopia?, on March 1, 2024 via Republic. Now they have shared another song from it, “Petroleum,” via a music video that stars British-based Australian comedian/actress Rose Matafeo (creator/star of Max’s acclaimed Starstruck). Watch it below, followed by the band’s upcoming tour dates. Yard Act’s frontman James Smith had this to say about the song in a press release: “I lost it with the crowd in Bognor Regis and told them I was bored and I didn’t want to be there. Me and Ryan [Needham] had a row after, and Ryan rightly dressed me down for the way I acted. It got me pondering the idea that, now this is a job, what are the re...

Indie singer/songwriter Lila Blue is set to return next month with their fourth full-length album, Sweet Pea, out November 10th. Taking its title from Blue’s childhood nickname and birth flower, the album meditates on coming of age, healing, and transformation, tracing their path from childhood performer to fully-formed singer/songwriter. As they explain, “I felt like I’d been writing to an ‘other,’ without realizing that ‘other’ is the person I wanted to become. I’ve been actualizing my own healing, manifesting the person I am today.” They have already shared the album’s title track and another new single, “There Is A Drought,” and today they’re following with another release, “Changeling,”...

New York-based singer/songwriter Taylor Pearlstein writes aching and thoughtful indie folk, crafting plaintive dispatches from her Bushwick bedroom. She’s been quietly sharing new singles over the past several years and next month she’s set to return with her debut EP, Perfect Blue, out on December 1st. Pearlstein says of the record, “This EP is about self delusion, creating worlds and over-romanticizing to the point of our own destruction and misery. The orchestrations are intentionally oversaturated and even distorted at points, balanced by other bare and naked moments. Much of the EP vocals and guitar are one take in a studio, open to street sounds. I wanted the experience to pull listene...

J Mascis (of Dinosaur Jr.) has announced a new solo album, What Do We Do Now, and shared its first single, “Can’t Believe We’re Here,” via a music video that features Fred Armisen, David Cross, Eugene Mirman, Bully, IDLES, and others. What Do We Do Now is due out February 2, 2024 via Sub Pop. Check out “Can’t Believe We’re Here” below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork. What Do We Do Now is the follow-up to 2018’s Elastic Days. Mascis recorded the album at his Bisquiteen studio in Western Massachusetts. “When I’m writing for the band,” he says in a press release. “I’m always trying to think of doing things Lou and Murph would fit into. For myself, I’m thinking more about wh...

Chicago indie rock band Midcentury Llama debuted in 2021 with their self-titled record before returning last year with a new single, “November.” Last month, they followed with a shadowy and nervy new track, “She’s Pretty,” teasing their forthcoming sophomore album, No More Bad News, out in March of next year. Today, they’re back with another new track from the album, “Sapphire, Ruby,” premiering with Under the Radar. In contrast to the restlessness of their last track, “Sapphire, Ruby” is a breezy and blissful effort, soaked in warm instrumentation, bright melodies, and intoxicating grooves. Twinkling keys, bouncing basslines, and chorus-soaked guitars introduce the track before the band rus...

Chicago-based Japanese American multi-instrumentalist Sen Morimoto is releasing his third studio album, Diagnosis, this Friday via City Slang, in partnership with his own Sooper Records. Now he has shared another song from it, “Pressure on the Pulse,” via a music video. Morimoto directed the video with New Trash and it’s considered the third part in a trilogy of videos. The video stars Chicago comedy, drag, and music icon Alex Grelle. Watch it below, followed by Morimoto’s upcoming tour dates. A press release describes the video in more detail: “The final installment of the trilogy ‘Pressure on the Pulse’ finds an evil record label executive (Alex Grelle) celebrating the profits of Sen’s pos...

Over the past few years, indie singer/songwriter Izzy Savides has been sharing a string of singles, steadily shaping her style of layered, catchy, and idiosyncratic indie pop. Most recently, she returned earlier this year with her latest track, “Prison in the Suburbs,” the first single from her forthcoming debut EP, Potato World, out later this year. Today, she’s following with another new track, “Autumn in Atlantis,” premiering with Under the Radar. After the stacked harmonies, veering chord progressions, and grunge guitars of “Prison in the Suburbs,” “Autumn in Atlantis” finds Savides instead settling into a more psychedelic mode, guided by layered textures and a hypnotic, pulsing bassline...

MGMT (Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser) have officially announced a new album, Loss of Life, and shared its first single, “Mother Nature,” via a music video. Loss of Life is due out February 23, 2024 via Mom + Pop and will be the band’s first new album in six years. Longtime collaborator Jordan Fish directed the “Mother Nature” video, which combines animation with live action. Watch it below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork. In a press release, MGMT collectively say that “Mother Nature” “outlines the archetypical MGMT mythology of one hero attempting to get the other hero to come on the journey that they ‘must’ go on. One part sounds like Oasis.” The song’s video is...

Ty Segall has announced a new album, Three Bells, and shared a new song from it, “My Room,” via a music video. Three Bells is due out January 26, 2024 via Drag City. Segall co-directed the “My Room” video with Matt Yoka, in which the singer/guitarist gets pelted by bananas. Watch it below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover artwork, as well as Segall’s upcoming tour dates. Segall’s previous solo album, “Hello, Hi”, came out in 2022 via Drag City. Also in 2022, Segall released the soundtrack to the Matt Yoka documentary Whirlybird, his first ever feature film score, also via Drag City. Three Bells includes two recent singles, “Void” and “Eggman.” “Void,” a near-seven-minute-long new ...

British singer/songwriter Marika Hackman is releasing a new album, Big Sigh, on January 12, 2024 via Chrysalis, her first album for the label. Now she has shared its third single, “Slime,” via a music video. Hackman co-directed the music video with Anne-Sofie Lindgaard. Watch it below, followed by Hackman’s upcoming tour dates. Hackman had this to say about the song in a press release: “It’s a reflection of the destruction that can be caused when you get together with someone and there are other factors at play. On the one hand you have a new thing that’s really exciting and hot and lusty but there can also be a lot of storm clouds floating around, a lot of fall-out socially.” Big Sigh inclu...

Later this week, Maine-based singer/songwriter Jesse Kivel is back with his sophomore solo LP, Life and Death at Party Rock. Kivel first got his start in the 2000s and 2010s, playing disco-tinged indie pop in both Kisses (the project he shared with his wife) and Princeton (the project he shared with his twin brother). Kisses released their final album in 2015, and following a relatively quiet few years, Kivel returned near the onset of the pandemic with his atmospheric solo debut LP, Infinite Jess. Like his debut, Life and Death at Party Rock finds Kivel exploring themes of aging, parenthood, and mortality, though his latest record largely pivots from layers of electronic instrumentation and...

LA-based Singaporean artist Linying first got her start in the online EDM sphere but has since settled into an atmospheric and elegant style of indie dream pop, in the vein of singer/songwriters like Clairo or Maggie Rogers. Last year, she released her full-length debut album, There Could Be Wreckage Here, and she recently returned with a lush new track, “Take Me to Your House, the lead single from her forthcoming EP, House Mouse. Today, she’s following with another new track, “Porcupine,” premiering with Under the Radar. “Porcupine” feels more driving and propulsive than the record’s gauzy lead single, instead leaning on fuzzy indie rock guitar textures, burnished with jangling saloon piano...

Izzy Bee Phillips, Chris Ostler, Tommy Taylor, and Alex Woodward, collectively known as Black Honey, have released a brand new single, “Lemonade,” along with news of their 2024 European headline tour dates, as well as support slots with Greta Van Fleet. “Lemonade” is one of their rawest tracks to date, propelled by attitude and swagger. It is based on the acceptance that sometimes life sucks, and when life gives you lemons, you can’t always make lemonade. As frontwoman Izzy Bee Philips explains, “I think we all got sold this ‘dream big’ concept. I’m having an existential realization that we are just playing a game that’s designed to make rich people richer. I’m not sure what skills I learned...