Robyn has been sending us warning shots suggesting the follow-up to 2018’s Honey is imminent, and now she’s given us what seems to be that new album’s lead single. We don’t know anything yet about the Swedish alt-pop pioneer’s new LP, other than the fact that she’s now releasing her music through Young rather than her own Konichiwa Records. But …

Season 32 winner Xochitl Gomez joined Robert during the relay round, where contestants teamed up with a former champion. The post WATCH: Xochitl Gomez Returns to ‘Dancing with the Stars’ to Partner Up with Robert Irwin appeared first on Remezcla.

At the beginning of billy woods’ verse on Armand Hammer and the Alchemist’s new song “Dogeared,” a woman asks him a straightforward but weighty philosophical question: “What’s the role of a poet in times in like these?” If anyone would know, it’s woods. Meandering through dazed Middle Eastern synths and his own troubling thoughts, he turns forlorn subway rides, late …

Last month Delaney Bailey announced her new album Concave and unveiled the buoyant lead single “Far Away.” Now she’s sharing the atmospheric, sprawling followup “Nightshade.” The post Delaney Bailey – “Nightshade” appeared first on Stereogum.

Julia’s War, the Philly-based indie label that They Are Gutting A Body Of Water’s Douglas Dulgarian founded a few years ago, has very quickly become an important force in American indie rock. One of the early Julia’s War releases was Wednesday and MJ Lenderman’s Guttering EP, and they’ve recently put out records from bands like Joyer, Nyxy Nyx, and Total …

In 1999, Stephin Merritt’s Magnetic Fields released their bone-classic triple album 69 Love Songs on Merge Records, the label founded and run by Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan and Laura Ballance. Back then, the Magnetic Fields and Superchunk were intertwined in all sorts of ways. The Mag Fields had already released a couple of albums on Merge, starting with 1994’s The Charm …

Yasiin Bey, the rapper formerly known as Mos Def, can be a truly electric live performer if you catch him on the right night. It’s just that every night is not the right night. A few months ago, Bey and Talib Kweli announced a tour of the UK and Europe, intended to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their beloved duo …

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is turning up the hype ahead of its Nov. 14 launch with a new collaboration featuring rapper Yeat. The cinematic multiplayer video pairs Yeat’s…

Earlier this year, Little Feat released their 18th studio album Strike Up The Band. The longstanding group has been pushing on after the death of guitarist Paul Barrere in 2019. Now, they’re announcing a farewell tour following advice from their team. The post Little Feat Announce Farewell Tour appeared first on Stereogum.

Today, Brighton four-piece Lime Garden return with their first new music since releasing their debut album One More Thing last February. “Maybe Not Tonight” is an upbeat, angsty romp — a fitting conduit for any mid-week restlessness. The track is fueled by blog-rock angst, opening with a high-pitched honking that resembles a clown’s alarm clock. In the lyrics, Chloe Howard …