On Halloween, the dark and mesmerizing Swedish singer and organist Anna von Hausswolff, will release Iconoclasts, a new album that features collaborators like Ethel Cain and Iggy Pop. When she announced the LP, von Hausswolf dropped two singles, “Stardust” and the Iggy Pop duet “The Whole Woman.” Today, she follows those songs with a really fucking cool one called “Facing …

Last night, Brian Eno staged his all-star Together For Palestine benefit concert at London’s OVO Arena, and it streamed live around the world. The members of Portishead were unable to be there in person, but they wanted to be part of it, so they got back together in the weeks before the show and recorded a live, pre-taped version of …

Next month, San Fran’s Spiritual Cramp are releasing their sophomore album Rude — the follow-up to their 2023 self-titled debut, which we named Album Of The Week. Today, they’ve shared their final glimpse at the project, following the songs “Young Offenders” and “At My Funeral,” with the track “Automatic.”

The antic Nashville DIY punks Snooper recently took the accent mark things out of their name — they used to be Snõõper — and the change seems to be working for them. Right now, Snooper are touring with the Hives. Next month, they’ll release Worldwide, they’ll follow 2023’s Super Snõõper with Worldwide, their second album for Jack White’s Third Man …

After a couple of listening parties and one surprise Glasto appearance, Lorde’s Ultrasound World Tour officially kicked off in Austin last night. She sang all of her recent album Virgin along with some expected oldies-but-goodies like “Royals,” “Supercut,” “The Louvre,” “Green Light,” and “Ribs.” She also did “No Better,” a deeper cut from the extended version of her debut album …

This is a big one. In recent months, a number of artists have removed their music from Spotify in response to CEO Daniel Ek investing $700 million in the AI military startup Helsing. Now, Bristol trip-hop pioneers Massive Attack have become the latest act to boycott Spotify. Most of the artists who have announced the removal of their music from …

Over 400 artists and labels are coming together for No Music For Genocide, a new cultural boycott initiative asking artists and rights-holders to pull their music from streaming platforms in Israel in response to the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Some acts involved include Massive Attack, Rina Sawayama, Fontaines D.C., MIKE, Primal Scream, Faye Webster, and Japanese Breakfast.

In 2019, Oslo-based artist Sunniva Lindgård rebooted Sassy 009 as her solo creative endeavor, releasing her KILL SASSY 009 EP, working with artists like Clairo, and creating her own variations of pop classics like Usher’s “Yeah” and Charli XCX’s “Girl, So Confusing.” In 2022, she released her mixtape Heart Ego, but that wasn’t her proper debut. Today, she’s announced her …

Since 2013, Jenny Hollingsworth has been one half of the adventurous, emotive UK duo Let’s Eat Grandma, along with her childhood friend Rosa Walton. The most recent Let’s Eat Grandma album was the excellent Two Ribbons, which came out in 2022. The duo also scored the Netflix series The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself in 2022, and they covered …

In April, Samia released Bloodless and it received our Album Of The Week honor. Now the NYC singer-songwriter is unveiling a new Leonard Cohen-indebted track titled “Cinder Block.”