With “Talisman”, released 22 May 2026, the Athens songwriter turns emotional exhaustion into something deceptively bright. Bright, propulsive indie rock carries the weight of surrender without ever letting it break the surface.
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With “Talisman”, released 22 May 2026, the Athens songwriter turns emotional exhaustion into something deceptively bright. Bright, propulsive indie rock carries the weight of surrender without ever letting it break the surface.
The Monmouthshire duo return with a sharper, stranger set of garage rock that balances deadpan humor against an expanding musical reach and a newfound interest in body horror.
Brian Connolly debuts as The Tacet Mode with a meticulously produced indie-rock record that fuses 1980s atmospheric lineage and contemporary clarity. Produced by Alex Newport with guitar work from Leo Abrahams, Not How You Color maps transformation, ego, and authenticity across fourteen tracks of controlled emotional weight.
The Toronto band’s third LP arrives August 14 via K Records, Perennial, and Kiwi Club, recorded in Detroit with producer Graham Walsh and a cast of fellow travelers.
The Burlington songwriter’s latest single from Surprise Wish pairs fuzzed-out rhythms with a claustrophobic narrative.
Sabrina Teitelbaum will play her largest venues yet this autumn, including Los Angeles’ Wiltern and London’s Roundhouse, behind a new single that previews her third album.
The Montreal trio’s new LP, recorded with local studio mainstays, streamlines the post-Ought vocabulary into 11 tracks of deliberate impact.
The Philadelphia songwriter’s new track “99th Song” turns a mundane piece of gear trouble into a meditation on endings, memory, and the fear of silence.
A handful of releases cut through this week, each built on deliberate shifts and a refusal to chase obvious moves.
Hovvdy, Rostam with Clairo, Widowspeak, Proun, and ear all put out tracks this week that trade grandiosity for close-focus details.
