The Los Angeles songwriter opens her debut album cycle with a single that understands heat, humour and the quiet comedy of wanting someone you barely know.
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The Los Angeles songwriter opens her debut album cycle with a single that understands heat, humour and the quiet comedy of wanting someone you barely know.
The singer’s first Tiny Desk set drew from her 2025 debut, including “Shooting Star,” “Phoebe,” and “Sue Me.”
The band’s latest single now has a visual, ahead of the album’s August 28 release.
The Australian band will drop its 28th album at midnight, aligning the synth-heavy release with the opening of its niche Colorado festival.
The Oxford math-rock band’s first studio release since 2016 reunites Stuart Smith with the group he left after 2009’s Animals, placing three new songs back inside the long overlap between emo and math-rock.
The New York dream-pop band’s third pre-album single turns an intimate move back into the city into something larger than nostalgia.
The Scottish songwriter’s first full-length arrives in November via Last Recordings On Earth, following her departure from a major label.
Leaf in a Forest’s third streaming album uses fragile ukulele leads and sweeping orchestral arrangements to map anxiety, displacement, and exploration.
From a former electrical store near Hamburg, Witte turns the exact measurement of absence into a song of restraint, irony and quiet emotional weight.
The cross-continental duo of Johanes Pribadi and Shigeru Ishihara returns with a collaborative album built from Indonesian and Japanese percussion, industrial texture, and hard rhythm.
