Camp Trash, the emo-power-pop band whose members include sometimes Stereogum contributor Keegan Bradford, have a new album coming at the end of the month called Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. After priming the pump with “Signal Them In,” they announced the record with the nice single “Between The X’s.” Today they’re back with another one called “Believer Now/Rosebowl ’98.”

Darkside, the psych/electronic band founded by Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington, expanded to a trio for this year’s Nothing with the addition of drummer Tlacael Esparza. We named it our Album Of The Week back in February and then talked to the group for our electronic music column Crossing Wires in May. Today they’ve got a new post-album single out, …

Get comfortable. Find yourself a throw pillow or a nice beanbag or something. Really get yourself into the relaxation zone. You’ll be glad that you did, since there’s a new Steve Gunn track out this morning.

Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore have collaborated a bit over the years, and now the two ambient artists are teaming up for a joint album. Tragic Magic arrives early next year, and “Melted Moon” is a fluttering, surreal preview out today.

Sunn O))), baby! You know them! You might love them! You definitely respect them! The robed Seattle wraiths have been making stretched-out, uncompromising drones for a very long time, and they’ve just announced a new deal with Sub Pop Records. The same label released Sunn O)))’s 2023 tracks “Evil Chuck” & “Ron G Warrior” as part of its Singles Series. …

Peripheral Vision, as an album title for an underground rock band, to me seems monopolized by Turnover. But I thought Drake had a lock on rappers titling albums Take Care, and that didn’t stop BigXThaPlug from using the name. So I guess more power to you, Caution, and congrats on the news of your forthcoming album Peripheral Vision.

Who is JID’s keyboardist? Because that guy is impressive. When the hugely talented Atlanta rapper JID gave a performance on Stephen Colbert’s Late Show Monday night, he made a great impression, but his keyboard player might’ve had an even bigger star turn. That guy played a grand piano and an organ at the same time, and he looked cool as …

The most surprising thing about Netflix monocultural phenomenon KPop Demon Hunters is how little demon hunting is in it. There’s lore, there are fight scenes, and demon ass is occasionally kicked. But for the most part, the musical is a supernatural spin on a classic record-industry story. Vocalists Rumi, Mira and Zoey make up the K-pop group HUNTR/X, the latest …

Pop trailblazer Peaches is back. Today, they’ve announced their first album in over ten years. The album, her first since 2015’s Rub is slated for next year and called No Lube So Rude. Alongside the news comes the single “Not In Your Mouth None Of Your Business.”

Next month, the persistently great rap expressionists Armand Hammer and veteran producer the Alchemist will once again join forces to release their new collaborative album Mercy. It’s their second project together. In 2021, Armand Hammer and the Alchemist released Haram together, and that was great. Since then, the Alchemist and both Armand Hammer members have made a lot of incredible …