The singer details the stroke that pushed back his fifth album by nearly a year, and returns with a self-produced record shaped by live jams and single takes.
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The singer details the stroke that pushed back his fifth album by nearly a year, and returns with a self-produced record shaped by live jams and single takes.
The Bloomington, Indiana quartet offers a focused preview just before their first EP arrives this Friday.
The 1975 frontman shared an extended clip from a recording studio control room, offering no confirmed information about new music.
The Seattle band’s latest tracks stay low, pairing gloomy guitars with lyrics about disillusionment and a tentative kind of hope on “Pavement.”
Ryan Brown’s first single under the RYNB name treats a draining relationship like a session that almost ends before the true sentence arrives.
The Brighton festival’s free submission window runs until 15 February, with no distributor account required.
The synth-focused artist pairs an analog earworm with a breakbeat experiment built around an Italian toy organ.
The St Albans band strips back the polish on ‘Lose All Your Friends’, their first release since 2019’s ‘Inflorescent’.
The Los Angeles musician returns after 2021’s Inferno with a track that sharpens his off-kilter indie-pop into something darker and more predatory.
The Los Angeles songwriter returns with a minimal, breathily incantatory single and news of her forthcoming Domino release.
