• Tash Sultana Reclaims Their Sound on “Something In The Water”

    Tash Sultana returns with “Something In The Water,” a soulful, guitar-driven single about rediscovering their identity and creative freedom. The release marks their first new music under a global deal with BMG.

  • beabadoobee Gets Uncomfortably Honest on ‘Pylon’

    beabadoobee gets uncomfortably honest on Pylon, her fourth album, featuring “Write Me A Letter” and collaborations with Hayley Williams, Chino Moreno, Brendan Yates and more.

  • Porch Light Aren’t Interested in Keeping Quiet on Debut Album ‘Hush’

    Minneapolis rock band Porch Light make a very loud entrance with debut album Hush, an 11-track collection of riffs, breakups and road-tested chemistry arriving as their first major North American headline tour takes off. Pasted text

  • Bleachers Get a Little Witchy With “Caught Myself Believing” for ‘Practical Magic 2’

    Bleachers get a little witchy with “Caught Myself Believing,” their new song from the Practical Magic 2 soundtrack, as Jack Antonoff and the band continue a massive year of new music and touring.

  • Julien Baker Is Taking New Music Back to the Rock Club on 2026 Residency Tour

    Julien Baker is taking new music back to the clubs with an 18-date fall 2026 residency tour featuring three-night runs in Salt Lake City, Cambridge, Carrboro, Athens, Lawrence and Seattle.

  • Grace Bowers Finds Her “Girly Grunge” Era on “Cigarettes For Breakfast”

    Grace Bowers has spent the last few years becoming the kind of guitarist people talk about before she has even finished playing. At 20, she has already landed on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list, performed at the Grammys, made the late-night television rounds and earned the increasingly rare distinction of being a young guitar player…

  • Yeah Yeah Yeahs Release ‘Hidden in Pieces’ Live at the Royal Albert Hall

    Yeah Yeah Yeahs revisit “Maps,” “Gold Lion,” “Zero” and more on Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall, a new live album accompanied by a Barnaby Clay-directed sho

  • Will Swinton Lets Go Without Letting Go on “You’ll Always Be Mine”

    New Zealand alternative artist Will Swinton releases “You’ll Always Be Mine,” a bittersweet breakup anthem arriving after his Lollapalooza debut and North American headline tour.