It’s been not quite six months since FKA twigs dropped EUSEXUA, her first album since 2019 and first full-length project since the 2022 mixtape Caprisongs. But she’s not wasting any time putting more music out this time. “Perfectly,” a clubby, uptempo pop track with a vocal that reminds me a bit of PinkPantheress, is out now. It’s produced by twigs …

Clipse’s long-awaited comeback album Let Got Sort Em Out is finally out, but the Thornton brothers aren’t yet finished with their extensive press tour behind the LP. Those guys are getting out there — press interviews, podcasts, performances. On Tuesday night, Malice and Pusha T were on The Tonight Show to perform the heaviest song on the new LP.

In The Number Ones, I’m reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart’s beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present. Book Bonus Beat: The Number Ones: Twenty Chart-Topping Hits That Reveal the History of Pop Music.

The Weezer influence in indie rock will never die. Have you heard the Yawn Mower singles? Or the new Jobber? Now there’s Hard Chiller, who incorporate the beloved band’s sound into their new caustic, grungy anthem “The Wall.”

There’s something addictive about Addison Rae singing, “So I put my headphones on/ Listen to my favorite song” on the Addison single “Headphones On.” British singer-songwriter Opal Mag pulls a similar move on her heady new tune “Kitchen Song,” which is anchored by the simple yet great hook: “I love the sound.”

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 …