Kerosene Heights are full of emotional bangers. “Waste My Time” and “New Tattoo” have served as riveting, invigorating previews of their new album Blame It On The Weather, and the Asheville emo crew is continuing their hot streak today with “Forget It.”

Last month Margo Price announced her new album Hard Headed Woman and offered the confident anthem “Don’t Let The Bastards Get You Down” as a preview. Now she’s teaming up with fellow singer-songwriter Jesse Welles for the dream-filled new single “Don’t Wake Me Up.”

Next month Wombo will unveil their new record Danger In Fives. So far the Louisville indie rockers have shared the title track and “Neon Bog,” and now they’re back with another lush, creeping preview called “Spyhopping.”

Last week Nicki Minaj went on a tirade on Twitter, starting beef with her past collaborator Jay-Z. Now the rapper is starting some trouble with SZA.

If you’re like me, you’re extremely excited about the pending release of You’re Weird Now, the new Guerilla Toss album produced by Stephen Malkmus at Trey Anastasio’s studio. Lead single “Red Flag To Every Bull” was fire, and “Life’s A Zoo,” out today, might be even more appealing. As with the prior track, this one incorporates Malkmus’ vocals in a …

One of Calvin Johnson’s most entertaining guises is Selector Dub Narcotic, which allows the K Records and Beat Happening founder to exclaim outrageous lyrics over top of DIY dance beats. Johnson has a new EP under that alias coming in September. When Boys Cry features four songs produced by Smoke M2D6, including today’s lead single “Excuse Moi,” which involves lots …

Samira Winter, the shoegaze artist conveniently known as Winter, will share her new album Adult Romantix next month. So far we’ve heard “Just Like A Flower” and the Horse Jumper Of Love-featuring “Misery,” and today Winter returns with “Without You.”

Last month King Princess hit us with the news of new album Girl Violence, sharing “RIP KP” in the process. A second single from the album is out now. “Cry Cry Cry” is a winsome ’80s pop pastiche, brimming with effervescent production flourishes and topped off with an ultra-catchy hook: “You’re gonna cry, cry, cry when you hear this!”

Molly Nilsson is still going strong. The Berlin synth-pop veteran released her album Un-American Activities last year, and she’s already back today with news of another one. Amateur is coming in September, and Nilsson has shared a statement about the ideas that shaped this body of work: