Madeline Kenney returns this summer with Kiss from the Balcony—her most sonically daring and emotionally resonant album yet, out July

With “Sorrow Again,” NYC’s Glimmer delivers a masterclass in grungegaze melancholy — sun-drenched and gut-punched in equal measure. Their first

American composer and multi-instrumentalist John Also Bennett, now based in Athens, Greece, unveils “Ston Elaióna,” the meditative title track from

New Zealand indie-pop favorites The Beths are back with their most emotionally raw and lyrically sharp album yet, Straight Line

Out October 21 via Third Man Books GRAMMY-winning rock innovator Jack White dives into the written word with Collected Lyrics

Fresh off the announcement of their self-produced new album Warbrained (out August 22 via deadAir), genre-defying indie rocker quannnic is

Australian electronic legends Cut Copy return with Moments, their first studio album in five years, out September 5 via Cutters

Caroline Polachek brings her avant-pop magic to Death Stranding 2: On The Beach with the hauntingly cinematic title track “On

Indie rock legends The Lemonheads are back with Love Chant, their first album of new material in almost two decades—dropping

Seattle’s Coral Grief channel nostalgia, disillusionment, and bright defiance into “Paint By Number,” a shimmering shoegaze-pop gem from their upcoming

Lorde is turning up the heat ahead of her highly anticipated new album Virgin, out June 27. She’s just dropped

Dear Boy – “Kelly Green” Out June 20 via Last Gang Records LA indie rockers Dear Boy make a triumphant

HAIM’s long-awaited return arrives in the form of I Quit, their boldest and most emotionally raw album yet. Released on

Jouska makes a stirring return with “Flower Moon,” the first glimpse of new material since her acclaimed sophomore album Suddenly

Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s ‘Curse’ packs a punch in just six short tracks, offering a masterclass in moody psychedelia. Opening with

Listen now: Infinity Club II Pre-order physical + digital: bambii.lnk.to/INFINITYCLUBII Toronto DJ and producer BAMBII is back with Infinity Club

Model/Actriz made a ferocious leap into the spotlight last night, delivering a jaw-dropping performance of “Cinderella” on The Late Show

Irish dream-pop artist Far Caspian (aka Joel Johnston) unveils “Autofiction,” the heartfelt title track from his upcoming album, out July

LA synth-punk trio Automatic is back, charging forward with the hypnotic new single “Is It Now?”—the title track from their

On Shapeshifter, Triptides deliver their most immersive trip yet—a lush, sun-soaked swirl of psych-pop that sounds like a dream slowly

White Denim and Plantoid have teamed up for a fiery tribute to The Pretenders, releasing a surprise double A-side that

Jack White once again flips expectations with the surprise drop of the official video for “Archbishop Harold Holmes” — and

Out July 18 via KRO Records LA-born Chicana singer, producer, and underground icon Avalon is ready to take center stage

Copenhagen-based artist and Anyines label founder Villads Klint, known under his moniker Minais B, emerges from the ambient shadows with

TikTok star turned rising pop artist Addison Rae delivers with Addison—a slick, self-assured debut that defies expectations and stakes its

Vinyl Williams’ latest double LP Polyhaven / Portasymphony (out June 13 on Harmony Records) is a breathtaking dive into cosmic

Chicago-based quintet Smut are crashing back into the spotlight with their explosive new album Tomorrow Comes Crashing, out June 27

Portland’s beloved queer duo Glitterfox have announced their long-awaited debut album Decoder, out August 22 via Jealous Butcher Records—and it’s

A visionary genius behind timeless classics like “Good Vibrations,” “God Only Knows,” and the groundbreaking Pet Sounds, Wilson transformed pop

Mal Blum storms back with The Villain (out July 11 via Get Better Records), their first full-length album in five

Field Medic—aka Kevin Patrick Sullivan—emerges from a self-imposed “mental retirement” with surrender instead, a raw, self-released new album arriving August

David Byrne is back and bolder than ever with Who Is the Sky?, his first album since 2018’s American Utopia,

Indie-folk rising star Hunter Metts is stepping into the spotlight with the launch of his debut U.S. headlining tour, a

Delivers Dreamy Surprise Performance of “Cherry Blossom Girl” at We Love Green Festival AIR’S CELEBRATED MOON SAFARI TOUR LANDS IN

Purelink’s sophomore album, Faith, released on June 6, 2025, via Peak Oil, marks a luminous evolution in ambient electronic music.

Kiesza dives headfirst into a bold new era with the release of her seductive single “Stays In Bed,” out today,

Sebastian Schub arrives in full force with his debut EP Sing Like Madonna, out now via Island EMI/Capitol Records. The

TURNSTILE unleash their era-defining new album, NEVER ENOUGH — a fearless, genre-dissolving triumph that crackles with urgency and intention. Out

Zara Larsson is stepping into her brightest era yet with the announcement of her fourth international album, Midnight Sun, arriving

The All-American Rejects are officially back—and they’re not easing in quietly. With “Easy Come, Easy Go,” the band delivers a

Frankie Alpha kicks off his debut EP rollout with the electrifying single “Bludgeoning On the Dancefloor,” out June 3. Known

Copenhagen’s own snuggle — the magnetic pairing of Andrea Thuesen (Baby in Vain) and Vilhelm Strange (formerly of Liss) —

Pickle Darling is back with “Massive Everything,” a shimmering, synth-laced leap into heartfelt pop. Known for their delicate lo-fi charm

Chicago’s Ganser return with their most electrifying statement yet. Animal Hospital (out August 29 via felte) is a volatile, pulse-pounding

MSPAINT’s No Separation EP, released on May 23, 2025, via Convulse Records, is a dynamic fusion of synth-punk and post-hardcore

Following the acclaim for Sinister Grift, Panda Bear is heading back on the road. Today, he unveils a fresh wave

Two decades in, Black Moth Super Rainbow return with Soft New Magic Dream, a syrupy, synth-laced trip through nostalgia, romance,

Caroline’s second album, Caroline 2, released on May 30, 2025, via Rough Trade Records, is a bold evolution of their

Pressyes, the moniker of Vienna-based producer René Mühlberger, has unveiled his third studio album, Sundrops!, a radiant collection that encapsulates

Ty Segall’s sixteenth studio album, Possession, released on May 30, 2025, via Drag City, marks a bold evolution in his

Shunkan—the electrifying rock project of LA’s Marina Sakimoto—returns in full force with the gripping new video for “Arm’s Length,” a

Miley Cyrus has never been one to tread water, and with Something Beautiful, she dives headfirst into her boldest sonic

quinnie returns with paper doll, her deeply personal and poetic sophomore album, out July 24. The title track—now streaming—dives into

Montreal’s Quinton Barnes delivers a genre-defying triumph with BLACK NOISE, a dark, orchestral hip-hop epic arriving June 6 via Watch

Out June 18 via Jagjaguwar Unknown Mortal Orchestra is back with Curse, a six-track EP arriving June 18th that dives

Genre-defying visionary Ember Knight returns with Water Can Fly!, a shapeshifting sonic odyssey arriving July 25 via flying ideal. Today

Natalie Lew, aka Sea Lemon, is diving deep with her long-awaited full-length debut, Diving For A Prize, out this Friday,

After years of quiet, Grizzly Bear is finally making noise again. The revered indie-rock quartet is hitting the road this

Manchester indie-pop darlings Autocamper return with “Red Flowers,” a melancholic, flute-laced gem from their upcoming debut LP What Do You

Irish indie dreamweaver Far Caspian (Joel Johnston) unveils his stunning new single “An Outstretched Hand / Rain From Here To

2025 has already delivered an eclectic wave of boundary-pushing albums from some of music’s most visionary artists. From psychedelic rock

Stereolab’s return with Instant Holograms on Metal Film is nothing short of a revelation. After a 15-year hiatus, the avant-pop

Madeline Kenney is back — and she’s never sounded more fearless. Her fifth full-length album, Kiss from the Balcony, arrives

After six long years, Pelican—Chicago’s titans of instrumental heaviness—return with Flickering Resonance, a record that pulses with both crushing weight

Triptides’ new album Shapeshifter doesn’t just play—it radiates. Like a prism catching sunrise light over the Pacific, the record washes

Model/Actriz close their sophomore album Pirouette on with a moment of unnerving clarity. “Baton,” the final track, unspools like an

Preoccupations emerge from the shadows with Ill at Ease, a tense, exhilarating plunge into their most refined and emotionally charged

Provoker return with Mausoleum, their boldest, darkest album yet—out now via YEAR0001. The LA-based trio sharpen their noir-drenched post-punk sound

With the upcoming release of New Roses, Ben de la Cour returns with his most surreal, sonically adventurous, and emotionally

Just ahead of their collaborative album Tall Tales (out tomorrow via Warp Records), Thom Yorke and electronic innovator Mark Pritchard

Brooklyn’s rising underground sensation Swordes unleashes “Boyfriend La La La”—a sugar-coated club banger dripping in manic energy and glitch-pop chaos.

Brooklyn’s rising underground sensation Swordes unleashes “Boyfriend La La La”—a sugar-coated club banger dripping in manic energy and glitch-pop chaos.

Breakout country star and TikTok sensation Tayler Holder is joining forces with Post Malone for six stops on the Travelin’

Psychedelic punk icons Frankie and the Witch Fingers are back with a bang—dropping their blistering new single “Dead Silence”, complete

Allo Darlin’ are officially back! After an 11-year hiatus, the beloved Anglo-Australian indiepop quartet return with Bright Nights, their radiant

Fiona Apple returns with a haunting and urgent new single, “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home),” a heart-wrenching ballad inspired by

Parcels are back with LOVED—their third studio album and most euphoric work to date—dropping September 12 via Because Music. Fueled

Brutus VIII, the raw and relentless project of Jackson Katz (Slow Hollows, Current Joys), has returned with a new single,

The Austin City Limits Music Festival is back with a thunderous lineup for 2025, running over two weekends: October 3–5

Anamanaguchi kicks off a bold new chapter with Anyway, their third album and first true rock record, out August 8

BC Camplight bares his soul on “Where You Taking My Baby?”, a breathtaking new single and video that marks the

Cuco is back with “Para Ti,” the final taste of his soul-soaked new album Ridin’, dropping this Friday, May 9

Dublin-based, Hungary-born experimentalist Polldarier unleashes Bode, a ferocious and transcendent new album dropping May 27 via blindblindblind. Blurring lines between

Indie rock veterans Real Estate have just dropped The Wee Small Hours: B-Sides and Other Detritus 2011–2025, a treasure trove

Jenny Hval returns with Iris Silver Mist, a fragrant, fearless exploration of memory, domesticity, and dreamy disruption. Inspired by a

More than 40 years on from its college-radio breakthrough, R.E.M.’s debut single “Radio Free Europe” has found new life—and new

Blondshell’s sophomore album, If You Asked for a Picture, is a raw, unflinching dive into the messy brilliance of human

Aesop Rock returns with a swaggering bang on “Send Help,” the latest preview of his forthcoming album Black Hole Superette

Florida’s most emotionally explosive indie-punk band, Home Is Where, return today with “milk & diesel,” a dreamy, devastating track pulled

UK-based indie rock disruptor ICEBEING just unleashed a surprise collaborative EP with hops, and it’s a whirlwind of lo-fi brilliance.

Powerplant’s surprise 7″ “Crashing Cars” hits like a neon wrecking ball, and its self-directed video drives the point home in

Irish singer-songwriter Joel Johnston’s Far Caspian returns with Autofiction, due July 25 on his Tiny Library Records. Today he drops

Alison Goldfrapp returns with Flux, her second solo album—and the first on her own imprint, A.G. Records—out August 15. Today

Ty Segall’s 16th studio album Possession gallops into view on May 30 via Drag City, and today he releases its

Swimming Bell—the ethereal indie-folk project of LA-based songwriter Katie Schottland—dives back into dreamy depths with the new five-track EP Somnia,

Seattle’s Sea Lemon (Natalie Lew) returns with “Give In,” a spellbinding teaser for her debut album Diving For A Prize

New Zealand’s guitar-pop mavens The Beths—vocalist Elizabeth Stokes, guitarist Jonathan Pearce, bassist Benjamin Sinclair, and drummer Tristan Deck—have just inked

This year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, unveiled live on American Idol, span seven decades and a kaleidoscope

Phoneboy’s third album Heartbreak Designer (out now via AWAL) finds the New Jersey trio sharpening their indie-rock edge with newfound

STERÖID bursts onto the scene with their electrifying debut album, ‘Chainmail Commandos,’ a sonic assault that firmly positions them as