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10 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Amaarae, Gunna, No Joy, and More
All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by Pitchfork editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Amaarae, photo by Jenna Marsh With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services. This week's batch includes new albums from Amaarae, Gunna, No Joy, Ada Lea, Osees, Charley Crockett, Big Freedia, Anamanaguchi, Mechatok, and Field Medic. Subscribe to Pitchfork's New Music Friday newsletter to get our recommendations in your inbox every week. (All releases featured here are independently selected by our editors. When you buy something through our affiliate links, however, Pitchfork earns an affiliate commission.) Amaarae: Black Star [Interscope] Two years after Fountain Baby propelled her into the stratosphere, Amaarae burrows deep into the dance underground on follow-up Black Star. The Ghanaian American singer alternates between gruff monologues and featherlight twirls on songs like rap-forward opener 'Stuck Up,' presenting the club as a site of transgression and intimidation. Single and centerpiece 'Girlie-Pop!' interjects with a perpetually bursting bubble of pop that turns a plosive bombardment—'pop! pop! pop! pop! pop! pop! pop!'—into the sound of joy itself. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Gunna: The Last Wun [Young Stoner Life/300 Entertainment] Gunna's relationship with longtime label home Young Stoner Life Records has grown fraught since the Atlanta rapper agreed to take an Alford plea in the since-closed racketeering case against the Young Thug–led collective. His new album, The Last Wun, nevertheless arrives via the label, but Young Thug—a regular on Gunna projects until the musicians were indicted in 2022—is absent from the tracklist. Instead, Offset, and Afrobeats favorites Burna Boy, Asake, and Wizkid are the marquee guests of the One of Wun follow-up. Gunna shared two singles ahead of his album's release, 'Him All Along' and 'Won't Stop.' Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music No Joy: Bugland [Hand Drawn Dracula] Jasamine White-Gluz enlisted maximalist producer and vaporwave mystic Fire-Toolz for Bugland, her first No Joy album since 2020's Motherhood. If their union promises grand scale and anything-goes abandon, the results are at once more sweeping and more focused than you might expect. Fire-Toolz's hyperbaric production fills watertight songs with astral space that helps White-Gluz's guitars and vocals levitate, as disparate fragments of indie-pop melody, My Bloody Valentine spangle, and a few Paul Oakenfold action beats conspire in spectacular fashion. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Ada Lea: When I Paint My Masterpiece [Saddle Creek] Ada Lea follows 2021's One Hand on the Steering Wheel the Other Sewing a Garden with When I Paint My Masterpiece, an album 'of breezy, folk-indebted songs that marvel at everyday realities and find joy in humility,' as Marissa Lorusso says in her review. Lea worked on the 16-track record with producer Luke Temple. 'Much of the record was recorded in a single room with a small band, live and loose in rural Ontario,' Lorusso writes. 'That intimacy translates into some transcendent moments, as when a gently distorted guitar riff wonderfully steals the spotlight partway through 'Something in the Wind,' or in the masterful control of tension on 'Down Under the Van Horne Overpass.'' Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Osees: Abomination Revealed at Last [Deathgod] On their whopping 29th album, Osees finally rope some of their garage-rock origins back into the ring after veering off toward synth-punk and heady psych-rock on Intercepted Message and Protean Threat. The new Abomination Revealed at Last charges out the gate with its double-drummer fury on 'Abomination' and rarely slows down. When it does, however, like on the standout 'Sneaker' or the post-punk groove of 'Glitter-Shot,' Osees don't lose any of their focus. If anything, Abomination Revealed at Last is a slight return to form without abandoning what the band has become in recent years. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Charley Crockett: Dollar a Day [Island] An antidote to the overproduced and polished side of Nashville's country output, Charley Crockett has the drive of old-school country stars with the modern charm to scoop up a Grammy nomination, too. For his latest LP and follow-up to Lonesome Drifter, Crockett reunited with producer Shooter Jennings to flesh out his ongoing Sagebrush Trilogy. The new album, Dollar a Day, lets the warmth of the sun's rays reflect off its slide guitar rambling in 'All Around Cowboy' and the earnest vocal harmonies of 'Crucified Son,' positioning Crockett's latest as an easygoing summer listen. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Buy at Rough Trade Big Freedia: Pressing Onward [Queen Diva Music] Bounce queen Big Freedia is staying true to her New Orleans roots by bringing her rousing spirit straight to the pews. Named after her local Baptist church, Pressing Onward fuses her high-energy bounce beats with gospel music to reignite her religious faith and desire to bring communities together. With refrains like, 'We don't need a preacher just to go to church,' and, 'Drive the enemy out/Shake that submarine, Big Freedia uses her album to spread party-starting messages of love, acceptance, and perseverance rather than exclude fans based on their faith. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Anamanaguchi: Anyway [Polyvinyl] Everything you know about Anamanaguchi has shifted on Anyway, their third album and follow-up to 2019's [USA]. The feel-good band turned from chiptune pop toward full-on fuzz rock, writing in a living room–turned–practice space and recording live to tape at Tarbox Road Studios, where Dave Fridmann produced the LP. Though Anamanaguchi's music has long summoned visions of late-night video game console parties and back-of-the-bus GameBoy sessions, the New York quartet now sounds closer to Ovlov or Angel Du$t playing a sweaty dive bar. Yet, as much as Anyway is a pivot, it's still got the heart of Anamanaguchi's longtime sound, as heard on singles 'Buckwild' or 'Rage (Kitchen Sink).' Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Mechatok: Wide Awake [Young] Through his work with both Drain Gang and PC Music, Emir Timur Tokdemir has quietly set up camp at the vanguard of pop music. On Wide Awake, his first formal solo LP, the producer, better known as Mechatok, enlists Isabella Lovestory, Tohji, and—on the club-pop bunker buster 'Expression on Your Face'—Bladee and Ecco2k to showcase his moreish spin on bubblegum synth-pop. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Field Medic: Surrender Instead [self-released] Billed as a rebirth for Field Medic mastermind Kevin Patrick Sullivan, Surrender Instead is a refresh for the genre-hopping artist following years pursuing sobriety and regular therapy to separate himself from his art. On his ninth LP, he flits from bedroom pop with 'Simply Obsessed' to an acoustic confessional like 'Castle Peaks' in the search for a healthy balance of life versus work. As Sullivan puts it over alt-country twang with a sparkle of romance on 'Melancholy,' he's 'holdin' on while tornadoes tear apart the fabric of [his] mind.' At least he finds a way to make the ride sound scenic. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Originally Appeared on Pitchfork Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
19-07-2025
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New Music Friday: Reneé Rapp, SEVNDEEP, FKA twigs, and Fletcher
Another week, another New Music Friday! (L-R) Renee Rapp (UMG, Zora Sicher), SEVNDEEP (Leon R. Valentine) Summer is in full effect, and this week's batch of new music is keeping the vibes breezy and fun – with a tinge of sadness. It is the last week of Cancer season, after all. FKA Twigs just dropped the perfect summer bop, Reneé Rapp's album rollout is in full effect with a gorgeous R&B ballad, and Fletcher's hotly debated new album about a "Boy" is stirring up even more discourse. Meanwhile, Blood Orange enlisted Caroline Polachek, Lorde, and Mustafa for his new indie track, The Aces can't shake a "Twin Flame," and Pentatonix singer Mitch Grassi has gone solo as MESSER. We even have new bangers from some of our favorite pop girls like Danna Paola, and Rochelle Jordan. Scroll through to listen to this week's best new bops, and follow this writer's New Music Friday playlist on Spotify. "Perfectly" - FKA twigs - YouTube FKA twigs brings the perfect party to her ethereal new dance track. "Mind Loaded" - Blood Orange, Caroline Polachek, Lorde, Mustafa - YouTube Caroline Polachek, Lorde, and Mustafa all join Blood Orange's gorgeous new track Mind Loaded." "Combust" - Lauv - YouTube Lauv is ready to "Combust" from overwhelming emotions. "Tore In Toronto" - Sevndeep - YouTube SEVNDEEP's latest afrobeats-inspired hip-hop track is a sensual warning. "Dang" - Rainbow Kitten Surprise - YouTube The music video for Rainbow Kitten Surprise's new track features an adorable queer couple. "Why Is She Still Here?" - Reneé Rapp - YouTube Reneé Rapp is done being the side chick in her latest R&B tinged ballad. "Khe Calor" - Danna Paola - YouTube Elite star Danna Paolo delivers another Latin-pop hit with her sensual new track, "Khe Calor." "Break Open" - Messer - YouTube Mitch Grassi's new solo project has arrived with the atmospheric new track "Break Open." "TTW" - Rochelle Jordan - YouTube Rochelle Jordan knows how to craft a perfect, housey dance floor banger, and "TTW" is another hit in her catalog. "Hi, Everyone Leave Please" - FLETCHER - YouTube "No matter who I'm in a relationship with, no matter what body parts they have, no matter how they identify, no matter what gender they are, someone is in a relationship with a queer woman, and that is the perspective that I bring," Fletcher tells Out in our recent interview with the pop star. "Sugar" - SG Lews & Shygirl - YouTube The music video for SG Lewis and Shygirl's latest track delievers the summer vibes. "Twin Flame" - The Aces - YouTube The Aces has given up on trying to put out a whirlwind "Twin Flame" romance. "I Might Be The Problem" - Rio Romeo - YouTube Rio Romero realizes they might be the problem on their reflective new track. "Say It Now" - Shadow Child - YouTube The last track from producer Shadow Child was made for sweaty nights on the dance floor. "The Sea" - Romy, Luca Perry - YouTube Romy has released a set of remixed songs as their latest project, and they're all bangers. Here's the playlist! Can't listen in the playlist above? Here's a link. Taylor Henderson is a music contributor to Out magazine. Be sure to follow 'the alphabet mafia' playlist on Spotify! This article originally appeared on Out: New Music Friday: Reneé Rapp, SEVNDEEP, FKA twigs, and Fletcher Solve the daily Crossword
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27-06-2025
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Watch: Behati Prinsloo replaces Adam Levine as Maroon 5 ‘lead singer' in All Night music video
Maroon 5 has dropped their latest music video for the song All Night on YouTube. The nearly 3-minute clip features a fun twist. Adam Levine's wife, Behati Prinsloo, takes the lead this time. Instead of the 46-year-old fronting the band, the Victoria's Secret star steps into the spotlight and lip-syncs the vocals. The rest of the band, including Adam on saxophone, plays in the background. The whole video, directed by Aerin Moreno, has a cool '80s vibe. Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo Maroon 5 fans react to Behati Prinsloo in All Night Needless to say, fans were quick to share their reaction on X (formerly Twitter). A person wrote, 'No way, 2 LEAD SINGERS?!' 'I really love thisssss,' several others said. One more wrote, 'Love this. Let's go #Maroon5 #AllNight #NewMusicFriday.' Maroon 5's new album Love Is Like All Night is part of Maroon 5's upcoming album Love Is Like, which is set to release on August 15. Talking about the album, Adam shared, 'I feel like we've gone back to what we used to do, which is to not pay attention to where we fit and producing the music organically. This is kind of how we stuck out in the beginning when we first started our career,' as quoted by Just Jared. ALSO READ: Is Maroon 5 shipping Adam Levine and Blackpink's La Lisa in new post? Fans gush, 'Congrats to the happy couple' Maroon 5 announces US arena tour A few days ago, Maroon 5 announced their 23-date US arena tour. According to a report by Variety, here are the dates and venues for their shows: July 11: Endicott, NY – En-Joie Golf Club October 6: Phoenix, AZ – PHX Arena October 8: Palm Springs, CA – Acrisure Arena October 10: Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum October 17: Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center October 18: San Francisco, CA – Chase Center October 21: Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena October 23: Portland, OR – Moda Center October 25: Salt Lake City, UT – Delta Center October 28: Lincoln, NE – Pinnacle Bank Arena October 29: St. Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center November 2: Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena November 4: Austin, TX – Moody Center November 5: Houston, TX – Toyota Center November 7: Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center November 9: North Little Rock, AR – Simmons Bank Arena November 11: Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena November 13: Chicago, IL – United Center November 14: Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena November 16: Baltimore, MD – CFG Bank Arena November 19: New York, NY – Madison Square Garden November 22: Boston, MA – TD Garden November 24: Cleveland, OH – Rocket Arena November 25: Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena FAQs: 1. What is Maroon 5's new song All Night about, and who stars in the music video? Maroon 5's new song All Night features Adam Levine's wife, Behati Prinsloo, taking the lead in the 80s-inspired music video. 2. When is Maroon 5's new album Love Is Like releasing? Maroon 5's upcoming album Love Is Like is set to release on August 15. 3. When and where is Maroon 5 going on tour in 2025? Maroon 5 will embark on a 23-date US arena tour from July to November 2025, with stops in cities like Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Chicago and Houston.
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30-05-2025
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12 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Miley Cyrus, Ty Segall, and More
All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by Pitchfork editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Miley Cyrus, February 2025 (Kevin Mazur/Peacock via Getty Images) With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services. This week's batch includes new albums from Miley Cyrus; Ty Segall; Caroline; Heinali & Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko; Matt Berninger; Shura; Yeule; Aesop Rock; Obongjayar; Qasim Naqvi; Rome Streetz & Conductor Williams; and Photographic Memory. Subscribe to Pitchfork's New Music Friday newsletter to get our recommendations in your inbox every week. (All releases featured here are independently selected by our editors. When you buy something through our affiliate links, however, Pitchfork earns an affiliate commission.) After winning the Record of the Year Grammy for 'Flowers' last year, Miley Cyrus took a logical next step that so often eludes pop stars at the highest level: She leaned into her weirdest, most experimental impulses for an album that panders to nobody but herself. Enter Something Beautiful, a wily pop opus with contributions from a diverse array of indie artists. Executive-produced by Cyrus and Shawn Everett, the sprawling album balances its outré intentions by keeping a handle on the most durable pop influences—'the Beatles and Elvis and David Bowie and Prince like Madonna, these are all pop artists,' Cyrus told Apple Music. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Buy at Rough Trade Possession isn't the usual Ty Segall record as of late. The longtime psych-rock staple co-wrote the album with filmmaker Matt Yoka to be a collection of American stories about hopeless kleptomaniacs, urban explorers, and other people who slip through the cracks. Segall sounds looser and sunnier on these songs, harkening back to his older sound while allowing the vibrancy of Yoka's imagination—which previously took shape solely in the visual world of Segall's albums Goodbye Bread, Manipulator, and Emotional Mugger—to lead toward low-heat grooves ('Fantastic Tomb') and Bowie-style classic rock ('Possession') when it may. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Caroline's debut album built an outpost at the intersection between post-rock, emo, and campfire folk. Three years later, the follow-up, Caroline 2, expands outward in every direction, pairing scraggy, strummed chorales with heart-on-sleeve mantras and distorted furore. The London octet enlisted Caroline Polachek for lead single 'Tell Me I Never Knew That,' one of many moments that feels like the work of not just a band but a community. 'The first record was a compilation, but this one is a declaration,' as singer-guitarist Jasper Llewellyn put it in press materials. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Ukrainian composer and avant-garde electronic musician Heinali has spent the past few years contributing to the growing trend of fusing electronic music with medieval folk. On Гільдеґарда, the album recorded from his new show with Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko, he draws from the work of Hildegard von Bingen to explore further the intersection of those genres. The 12th-century abbess, composer, philosopher, and visionary becomes a thrilling subject when backed by modular synths, Ukrainian folk singing, and high medieval music. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp The National's Matt Berninger made his second solo album, Get Sunk, around his move from Los Angeles to Connecticut. After a period of writers' block—and a sense he was 'drowning' in his own voice—he cracked open a new songwriting idiom, before assembling musicians including Booker T. Jones, Hand Habits' Meg Duffy, National touring member Kyle Resnick, and members of the Walkmen, mostly recording with Berninger in a basement. 'Our heart's are like old wells filled with pennies and worms,' he said of the album's themes. 'I can't resist going down to the bottom of mine to see what else is there. But sometimes you can get yourself stuck.' Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Shura glides between rallying and confessional synth-pop on I Got Too Sad for My Friends, the six-years-coming follow-up to Forevher. The British singer-songwriter applies her lithe pop sensibility to topics such as social anxiety, pandemic isolation, and, as ever, the tumult of love on the Luke Smith–produced album, which features guest turns from Cassandra Jenkins, Helado Negro, and Becca Mancari. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade In a shapeshifter career, Evangelic Girl Is a Gun is Yeule's most disarming transformation yet. Having mastered hyperpop heaters and meteoric alt-rock, the singer-producer-songwriter summons trip-hop ooze and industrial sleaze on an album that is both a total reinvention and, on the synth-pop-grunge hybrid of songs like 'Eko,' a consolidation of the adventuring spirit that has made Yeule one of the defining artists of the decade. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade On Black Hole Superette, Aesop Rock presents the late-night convenience store as a symbol of the modern condition. The Long Island veteran—assisted by likeminded rappers Lupe Fiasco, Homeboy Sandman, Open Mike Eagle, billy woods, and Elucid—invites us into surreal lyrical mazes as he stumbles, half-asleep, through a vortex of consumerism and encroaching tech. Watch the hallucinatory 'Checkers' video for a window into the dreamworld. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Paradise Now is a renewed mission statement from Obongjayar, the Nigerian musician whose hyperactive fusion of Afrobeat, soul, and hip-hop has made him a sensation in his adopted hometown of London. The album adds volleys of synth-punk and summery electropop to his eclectic palate, explored with collaborators including producer Kwes Darko, Fontaines D.C.'s Carlos O'Connell, and, on 'Talk Olympics,' Little Simz. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade Dawn of Midi drummer Qasim Naqvi flexes his skills as a composer on his latest album for Erased Tapes, Endling. Haunted by a phrase from a dream his wife had one night—'God docks at death harbor'—the Pakistani American artist conceived of a 'tone poem' about, he's said, 'the last human on the planet—an endling, traversing a world centuries into the future. A world decayed and mutated into a strange amalgam of the natural and artificial.' Moor Mother features on the undulating ambient refractions of 'Power Down the Heart.' Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Listen/Buy at Bandcamp Buy at Rough Trade New York rapper Rome Streetz and superstar producer Conductor Williams unite for their debut collaborative album in Trainspotting. Williams' freewheeling production snips hooks from jazz and gospel while his collaborator knots together dense verses on industry greed on the Tribe-referencing 'Rule 4080,' expanding the vintage style the pair explored on Rome Streetz's 2022 album, Kiss the Ring. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Photographic Memory is the solo project of Los Angeles producer, singer, and songwriter Max Epstein. I Look at Her and Light Goes All Through Me, his third album, shares some of the maximalist sensibilities of collaborators like Militarie Gun and Jane Remover, neutralizing lashings of overdriven excess with oases of introspective, melodic emo and shoegaze. Guests include Winter and Wisp. Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Listen on Tidal Listen on Amazon Music Originally Appeared on Pitchfork
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30-05-2025
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11 New Albums to Stream Today
The post 11 New Albums to Stream Today appeared first on Consequence. It's New Music Friday, and the weekend brings an exciting batch of new albums to stream. Miley Cyrus is back with her highly-conceptual, Pink Floyd-inspired visual album Something Beautiful, while The National's Matt Berninger returns for his second solo effort, Get Sunk. Plus, there's new releases from yeule, Garbage, and Mt. Joy, as well as a collaborative project between Low's Alan Sparhawk and Trampled by Turtles. Check out our list of the best new albums to stream today. After sharing the experimental White Roses, My God last year, Low's Alan Sparhawk returns today with a collaborative album made with the folk band Trampled by Turtles. It's a fitting combination, as both acts emerged from the Duluth, Minnesota area and have shared the stage together dozens of times over the years. Stream on , , or | Buy on Singer-songwriter Ben Kweller returns to music with Cover the Mirrors, his first project since the tragic passing of his son Dorian Zev in 2023. The new album, releasing on Dorian's 19th birthday, is a raw, emotional journey through grief and loss, with support from Waxahatchee, MJ Lenderman, The Flaming Lips, and Coconut Records. Kweller broke down the origins of lead single 'Optimystic' for Consequence here. Stream on , , or | Buy on Vinyl/CD Three years removed their self-titled debut album, London eight-piece band Caroline have returned with the aptly-named Caroline 2. To keep things as 'Caroline' as possible, the group recruited Caroline Polachek for lead single 'Tell me I never knew that' and included a song on the album called 'Coldplay cover' that, in fact, is not a Coldplay cover. Stream on , , or Spotify | Buy on While Garbage are often masters at depicting darkness, Let All That We Imagine Be the Light searches for a more uplifting message. 'This record is about what it means to be alive, and about what it means to face your imminent destruction,' said the band's Shirley Manson. 'It's hopeful. It's very tender towards what it means to be a human being.' They're also supporting the album with their first headlining North American tour in seven years. Stream on , , or | Buy on The National frontman Matt Berninger is back with his sophomore solo album Get Sunk, a rich, sorrowful exploration of the human experience. The single 'Bonnet of Pins' showcases Berninger's knack for storytelling, offering a taste of the hero's journey to the self that Berninger delivers on Get Sunk. Stream on , , or | Buy on Miley Cyrus returns again with Something Beautiful, her ninth studio album. The project was inspired by Pink Floyd's The Wall and high fashion, and features an accompanying music video for each song. Plus, she recruited some exciting collaborators for the album, including Shawn Everett, Brittany Howard, Alvvays' Molly Rankin and Alec O'Hanely, Model/Actriz's Cole Haden, BJ Burton, Ryan Beatty, and many more. Stream on , , or | Buy on The five-piece indie folk and rock outfit Mt. Joy is back with their fourth studio album Hope We Have Fun. The project is a reflection of the fast-paced, chaotic lifestyle that comes with being an artist, which is captured in lead single 'More More More.' They're also heading out on a major 2025 tour in support of the album. Stream on , , or | Buy on Oakland-based rapper and producer Ovrkast. returns with his latest collection of sample-based, jazz-inspired hip-hop. On the newly released WHILE THE IRON IS HOT, he's joined by Vince Staples, MAVI, Samara Cyn, Malaya, and his upcoming tour mate Saba. Stream on , , or This year marks a decade since the release of Sufjan Stevens' beloved, personal album Carrie and Lowell. In honor of the milestone, Asthmatic Kitty is releasing a 10th anniversary edition with 40 minutes of bonus material from the era, including demos for songs like 'Death With Dignity,' 'Should Have Known Better,' and 'The Only Thing.' Read our review for the original record here. Stream on , , or | Buy on Indie rocker Ty Segall continues his prolific output of music with his 16th album Possession, a cinematic romp through the American landscape. The lead single 'Fantastic Tomb' is a tale about an attempted home burglary, backed by a jaunty guitar and a saxophone played by Mikal Cronin. Possession sees Segall once again collaborating with filmmaker Matt Yoka, who brings another level to the narrative arc of the album. Stream on , , or | Buy on Experimental artist yeule is back with Evangelic Girl is a Gun, their fourth full-length project and the follow-up to 2023's acclaimed Softscars. They've already supported the release with a standout appearance on Everybody's Live with John Mulaney this month, where they gave a highly-choreographed performance of lead single 'Skullcrusher.' Stream on , , or | Buy on Popular Posts Billy Joel Diagnosed with Brain Disorder, Cancels All Upcoming Tour Dates Man Wearing Nazi T-Shirt Gets a Beatdown from Fans at Punk Rock Bowling Fest Freddie Mercury's Alleged Child Revealed in New Biography David Lynch's Personal Archive Going Up for Auction Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence Are Now In-Laws Dave Mustaine: Metallica Stole "Enter Sandman" Riff from Another Band Subscribe to Consequence's email digest and get the latest breaking news in music, film, and television, tour updates, access to exclusive giveaways, and more straight to your inbox.
