So numerous artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we overview a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even much more new music that we might simply call “indie,” and chat about what metallic is coming out. We post music news, keep track of premieres, and more all working day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our latest favorite tracks. Here is a day by day roundup with a bunch of intriguing, newly released songs in just one area.
MIKE DIMES – “FLEEK”
Growing rapper Mike Dimes caps off his major calendar year yet with a fantastic new one, “Fleek,” and claims additional new new music is coming soon.
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MEECHY DARKO – “SLIDERS” (ft. FLATBUSH ZOMBIES & COL3TRANE)
Flatbush Zombies member Meechy Darko follows up his debut solo album Gothic Luxury with a new solo single, and this just one reunites him the rest of Flatbush Zombies and totally captures the group’s attraction. You can also choose up Meechy’s album on minimal “bone” coloured vinyl.
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DEATHPROD – “COMPOSITION 1”
Norwegian dark ambient musician Deathprod has declared a new album, Compositions, owing January 27 by way of Smalltown Supersound. Here is the eerie guide one.
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Narrow HEAD – “GEARHEAD”
Narrow Head have shared a further observe off their future LP Times of Clarity (thanks 2/10 by way of Run For Address). “Gearhead” finds them mixing grunge riffs, airy shoegaze vocals, and some heavier, screamier parts as well.
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A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE & PNB ROCK – “Needed THAT”
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie has put out a deluxe edition of his new album Me vs. Myself, which consists of the new keep track of “Required That,” a posthumous collaboration with PnB Rock, who was tragically shot and killed at age 30 earlier this 12 months.
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FARAH RUD / BAUDELAIRE – Split 2 Approaches
Two screamo bands, Indonesia’s Farah Rud and Chile’s Baudelaire, staff up for a raw, chaotic, violent break up on Zegema Seaside Data.
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DUTCH UNCLES – “POPPIN’”
United kingdom team Dutch Uncles will launch new album Legitimate Amusement in March and this is yet another early flavor. “‘Poppin’ is a small acquire on the age-previous anxieties, dread and panic we all knowledge at certain instances,” states frontman Duncan Wallis, explaining, “bumping into previous faces hungover (or worse, not hungover), using way too lengthy to remedy the query ‘you alright?’, forgetting everyone’s name and consistently assessing if previous faces were being existing at any times of individual cringe in your earlier.”
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BRIAN DUNNE – “Someday Following THIS”
Brooklyn singer-songwriter Brian Dunne has signed with Get rid of Rock Stars and introduced his initially single for the label. “At its core, this music is my way of indicating ‘this way too shall pass’ but in a way that feels trustworthy, and not like a HomeGoods wall stencil,” says Dunne of “Someday Right after This” which shimmers in a melacholy glow. “It starts with a major notion and will get smaller sized with each verse. The 1st one addresses the social and political state of issues, and how sad it is that we can not even agree on what it is that we disagree about (and also has the first, and likely past use of the word ‘email’ in just one of my songs). Verse two is about every thing that led me below, to this specific track, and finds me asking a classic NYC vampire – a sacred character to me – what precisely to do with it. And verse a few is just about a single cup of coffee and how it all just comes down to that remaining grateful for a sizzling beverage.”
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!!! (CHK CHK CHK) – “LET IT BE BLUE” (PITTSBURGH Keep track of AUTHORITY) AND “UN PUENTE” (ACIDO PANTERA)
Dance-rock vets !!! have shared two new remixes of tracks from this year’s Allow it Be Blue. The Pittsburgh Keep track of Authority Remix of “Allow it Be Blue” is a throbbing, housey stormer, whilst the Acido Pantera remix of “Un Puente” is fresh and energetic. You can also check out out their new video for “This Is Pop 2.”
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Cranium PRACTITIONERS – “EXIT WOUNDS”
NYC’s Skull Practitioners are led by Jason Victor who also performs guitar in the latest lineup of Aspiration Syndicate and delivers a related psych worldview to this band. They have just introduced their debut album, Adverse Stars, which will be out January 20 via In the Pink. “Exit Wounds” is the very first solitary.
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PACKS – “ABALONE”
PACKS, the Toronto/Ottawa band lead by the songwriter Madeline Link, are back with pleasantly bummed out new track and accompanying movie. “This one particular is a typical, kooky tour video to accompany a track about feeling cooped up but enticed by life’s potential customers,” Backlink clarifies. “It is about being aware of that you are destined for massive bizarre pursuits of your have selecting. You just have to do the job as a result of the deafening cacophony of uncertainties to get there.”
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BARRIE – “Will not Actually Subject”
Winspear is celebrating ten a long time with its very first compilation, Winspear Volume 01, due out January 27, and in advance of its release you can stream a breezy new monitor from Barrie, who released her sophomore album, Barbara, earlier this 12 months.
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R. RING – “DEF SUP”
Kelley Deal and Mike Montgomery get a funky increase from Bat Fangs’ Kaura King on this new one from their approaching 2nd album.
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NEW Depressing Expertise (ROSETTA, REVOCATION) – “PHILOSOPHY ON PESSIMISM”
New Miserable Encounter is not a Gin Blossoms protect band, but a new supergroup featuring associates of Rosetta, Revocation, Model Prisoner, and Lotus Thrones. Their debut album Philosophy On Pessimism arrives out in January by using Translation Decline and you can browse about the title keep track of and its video clip listed here.
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