So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our current favorite tracks. Here’s a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting, newly released songs in one place.
SECRET WORLD – “GOOD FAITH”
Australian post-hardcore/melodic hardcore band Secret World (members of Speed, Downside, Hand of Mercy, and others) are opening part of High Vis’ North American fall tour (including the NYC show on 10/9 at Warsaw) and they have a new EP called Tomorrow Is A Mystery To Me coming out on September 19 via Last Ride/Sunday Drive/ICE GRILL$. First single “Good Faith” just might be their catchiest, most alt-rock-leaning song yet.
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SYDNEY MINSKY SARGEANT (WORKING MEN’S CLUB) – “SUMMER SONG”
Working Men’s Club frontman Syndey Minsky Sargeant says “Summer Song” evokes “the longing to be taken away from my self and the habits I once had of thinking in certain ways that felt unavoidable.” His solo debut Lunga is out September 12.
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WINTER – “HIDE-A-LULLABY” FT. TANUKICHAN
Winter’s new album Adult Romantix arrives later this month, and she’s shared another single, “Hide-A-Lullaby,” which features Tanukichan. “The song explores themes of the inner self-sabotager, the secrets hidden in the corners of the mind, and the dark forest as a symbol for the subconscious,” Winter says. “It was amazing to have Hannah van Loon (Tanukichan) sing this one with me—her velvety, whispery voice perfectly complements the song’s haunted, mysterious romantic imagery.”
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BOY COMMANDOS (FUCKED UP’S MIKE HALIECHUK) – “DOESN’T TAKE ALOT”
Fucked Up’s Mike Haliechuk has announced his solo debut, “Comet,” which he’s made under the name Boy Commandos. He made it with his FU bandmate Jonah Falco and Alex Gamble (FKA twigs, Debby Friday). First single “Doesn’t Take Alot” is a nice meaty slice of punky power-pop.
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MAURA WEAVER – “PRINCE”
Maura Weaver (of Mixtapes and Ogikubo Station) has announced a new solo album, Feel It Records, due September 19 via Feel It Records. Here’s the new indie-leaning single “Prince.”
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NAAEM – “BANKROLL PEELERS” (ft. SPANK ROCK)
Naaem and Spank Rock are both monikers of Naeem Juwan, and they come together on this new genre-blurring song, which includes backing vocals from Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders.
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JEJUNE – “COPING WITH SENILITY (LOWLIFE OWNS A PEN)” & “FIXED ON THE ONE” (REMASTERED)
Emo vets Jejune are giving 1998’s This Afternoon’s Malady a remastered reissue via Numero Group and two tracks from the reissue are streaming now.
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