Joyce Manor, SPRINTS, Bodysnatcher, more

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.

JOYCE MANOR – “I USED TO GO TO THIS BAR”

Joyce Manor’s new album I Used To Go To This Bar comes out this Friday, and it’s another good one. While you wait for the full LP, here’s the title track.

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SPRINTS – “DECEPTACON” (LE TIGRE COVER)

Ahead of their tour, Dublin post-punks SPRINTS shared a new cover of Le Tigre’s classic “Deceptacon.” “I’m not sure there’s a womxn in the world who plays guitar that hasn’t been inspired by Kathleen Hanna,” frontperson Karla Chubb says. “‘Deceptacon’ is a dance punk classic, a constant in the tour van, and a cover we used to throw into festival sets for fun. What better way to mark our return to the States and honour our love of US Punk than to release our little rendition of ‘Deceptacon.’”

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THE MON (UFOMAMMUT) – “INCANTATION”

The Mon, the solo project of Ufomammut singer Urlo, will release Songs of Embrace on March 6 via Supernatural Cat. Here’s the brooding new single “Incantation.”

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BODYSNATCHER – “THE MAKER”

South Florida deathcore and Bodysnatcher have announced a new LP, Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home, due April 10 via MNRK Heavy. Here’s the pulverizing new single.

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FOOTBALLHEAD – “DIVERSION”

Chicago’s emo-infused alt-rockers Footballhead have shared another taste of their anticipated new LP Weight of the Truth, and it’s another track that would’ve sounded as good in ’96 as it does in ’26.

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ADULT. – “NO ONE IS COMING”

Detroit electro duo ADULT., aka Nicola Kuperus and Adam Lee Miller, will release their 10th album, Kissing Luck Goodbye, on March 27 via Dais. It’s their first album in four years and is very much of the moment. This is the urgent, empowering first single.

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DUTCH INTERIOR – “GROUND SCORES”

Here’s the first single from Dutch Interior’s new EP.

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STUCK – “INSTAKILL”

Chicago post-punk trio Stuck have announced their third album, Optimizer, which will be out March 27 via Exploding in Sound. They recorded the album at their hometown’s Electrical Audio studios with producer Andrew Oswald (Marble Eyed, Powerplant). This is the first single.

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DREAM FATIGUE – “SPUN”

Dream Fatigue is a new-ish Massachusetts band launched by former Fleshwater/Vein drummer Matt Wood and fronted by Jonali McFadden, and they make shoegazy alt-rock that’s not too different from what Matt was doing in Fleshwater. They announced a new EP for DAZE, No Requiem, and you can read more about new single “Spun” here.

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SIDESHOW – “LIFES AS VIOLENT AS YOU MAKE IT”

Tigrayan indie-rapper Sideshow has announced a new album, Tigray Fun, along with new single “Lifes As Violent As You Make It.” Read more here.

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BROWN HORSE – “TWISTERS”

Though the current indie-country boom tends to be US-centric, UK band Brown Horse are one of the best newer bands in this style and also one of the most prolific. Total Dive will be their third album in three years, and you can read more about its lead single “Twisters” here.

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MISS GRIT – “STRANGER”

Miss Grit announced their second album and gave us a preview with “Stranger.” Read more about that here.

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HELD. (COHEED, THE SLEEPING) – “NEW YOU ANTHEM” (ft. FRANK IERO)

The Sleeping vocalist Douglas Robinson and bassist Salvatore Mignano have teamed up with Coheed & Cambria drummer Josh Eppard to form the new band Held., and their first single “New You Anthem” features My Chemical Romance‘s Frank Iero on guest vocals. Read more about it here.

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