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.
HEN OGLEDD (RICHARD DAWSON) – “CLARA”
Hen Ogledd, the arty-proggy group featuring Richard Dawson, release new album Discombobulated on February 20 via Domino imprint Weird World. “Clara” is eccentric pop and the video is even more out-there.
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VIOLET GROHL – “WHAT’S HEAVEN WITHOUT YOU”
Violet Grohl (Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters’ oldest daughter) has paid tribute to the late David Lynch with a new single, “What’s Heaven Without You.” “This song was written in David Lynch’s memory alongside two of my favorite collaborators in the world, Persia Numan, and Justin Raisen,” she says. “A few days after the chaos and devastation of the LA fires, we came together in our sadness and grief and let it pour out into this song. We hope you can find some resonance in it. The impact he left on art is truly magical, we miss you David xx”
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JOHN ANDREWS & THE YAWNS – “SOMETHING TO BE SAID”
Former Quilt drummer sometimes Woods and Cut Worms member John Andrews has announced new album Streetsweeper which will be out April 3. He made the records with Luke Temple (Here We Go Magic, Art Feynman) and players include Noah Bond and Keven Louis Lareau (Cut Worms), plus Will Henriksen (Florry) and Emily Moales (Star Moles). This is the laid-back first single.
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DOLL SPIRIT VESSEL – “KISSING MY CUP”
After returning with “Godless,” their first new music since 2022, in December, Philadelphia band Doll Spirit Vessel announced a new album, Bow, due out on March 3, They’ve also shared another new single, “Kissing My Cub.”
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JONNY FRITZ – “TEA MAN”
Jonny Fritz has announced an all-woodwinds version of his 2025 album Debbie Downers. “I love woodwinds and have wanted to make this type of record for as long as I can remember,” says Jonny. “I’ve had this vision of clarinets playing chicken pickin style telecaster solos. Just imagine a Jerry Reed covers album played with clarinets and piccolos. There’s something about the staccato tonguing of a reed instrument that seems to me as enjoyable as playing roadhouse country solos. I’ve never played one so I don’t know but I do think about it all the time. I couldn’t be happier to finally hear it out loud and share it with the world.”
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MORE EAZE – “THE PRODUCER”
more eaze’s new album sentence structure in the country arrives in March, and she’s given us another preview with “the producer.” “To me, this is the most vulnerable track on the record and as I thought about how so much of production and session work involves some sort of sublimation of self in a vulnerable way, I decided to highlight elements of this with the fragility of the arrangement and production here,” she says. It’s a rare autotune-free more eaze track which I did deliberately to force myself to think about arranging and playing around my vocals differently. I let my friends and frequent collaborators Alice and Jade have a lot of free reign over what they added to the track. I kept the big arrangement moments I added sparse so that they’d have to play around the gaps in the song.
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MEGADETH – “PUPPET PARADE”
Megadeth’s final album, which is self-titled, comes out this week, and the thrash veterans have given us another taste ahead of its release with “Puppet Parade.”
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RADIAN – “SPIRALING ASH”
Ohio sludge band Radian have announced their third album, Subterfuge, due March 20 via the band’s El Burno Records and Third House Communications. Here’s the riffy, melodic new single “Spiraling Ash.”
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GIALLO – “SLEEPWALKING” & “TEETH OF GLASS”
Giallo are a vicious hardcore band from Minneapolis whose two new songs are floating somewhere between punk, powerviolence, and black metal. They’re both off their debut LP Tenebrarum, which arrives February 13 via Convulse.
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SMUG LLC (DREW THOMSON) – “PAID FOR PAIN”
Smug LLC is another project of Drew Thomson of Single Mothers, and his sophomore EP Paid For Pain comes out next week (1/29) via Anxious and Angry. Here’s the peppy, revved-up title track.
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FREE THROW – “A HERO’S GRAVE”
Nashville emo torch-bearers Free Throw have announced their sixth album, Moments Before the Wind, along with the release of new single “A Hero’s Grave.” Read more here and pre-order our exclusive coke bottle clear vinyl variant.
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COURTNEY BARNETT – “SITE UNSEEN” FT. WAXAHATCHEE
Courtney Barnett announced her fourth album and gave us a second preview with the Waxahatchee-featuring “Site Unseen,” which you can read more about here.
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THE CLAYPOOL LENNON DELIRIUM – “WAP”
No, the new single from Les Claypool of Primus’ project with Sean Ono Lennon isn’t a cover of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s 2020 banger of the same name. Read more about it here.
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CARDINALS – “I LIKE YOU”
It’s the latest single from Irish band Cardinals’ upcoming debut album.
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SNAIL MAIL – “DEAD END”
Snail Mail announced her third album, Ricochet and unveiled the first single, which you can read more about here.
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