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Snail Mail and Soccer Mommy are hitting the road this fall. The singer-songwriters have banded together for a co-headlining U.S. trek that kicks off in Charlotte, North Carolina at the end of the September. Support for the first half of the run comes from Brennan Wedl, with Scarlet Rae stepping in for the second. Check

Actress, comedian, and noted Kylie Jenner BFF Meg Stalter has released a dance-pop track just in time for Pride. It’s called, yes, “Gay,” and Stalter shouts out everyone: lipstick lesbians, the dolls, bisexuals, “the they (period),” all while claiming “Everything we do is slay.” Listen to her “gaying up and down” below. Stalter, who rose

For the first time in 28 years, Scotland’s national football team is gearing up for a World Cup run, after qualifying in last-minute fashion last November. The perennial underdogs may need more than luck, and indeed, thanks to Belle and Sebastian, they have it: Today, the Glaswegian indie-pop darlings have delivered their bid for a

Tierra Whack has too many ideas to sit still, and that includes both writing new music and coming up with great puns. Hence why she’s just announced her new record (Whack’s Museum) that’s slated for release on June 19. The self-described “rap mixtape” follows her 2024 studio album World Wide Whack. When sharing the news

After two singles, two “b-sides” to go along with each of those singles, a British Vogue cover story where she strongly implied she was making a rock album, and an Instagram post where she denied ever having said that, Charli XCX has announced her second full-length album of 2026 and the official follow-up to Brat.

Less than a month after Kid Cudi booted M.I.A. as an opener from his North American Rebel Ragers tour for making “offensive remarks” onstage, she is suing the Insano rapper for allegedly breaching the contract, according to court documents viewed by Pitchfork. She filed the complaint in the United States District Court of California Western

Big Thief have debuted a trio of new songs, “Carry,” “Forgive the Dream,” and “Space and Time.” They introduced the tracks to the world in an appropriately dreamy fashion: during an acoustic performance on Belgium’s Radio 1, recorded in a sun-drenched field between the Irish cities of Dublin and Limerick. Watch the set below. During

Joanna Newsom’s hometown of Nevada City has declared May 27 “Joanna Newsom Day.” On Wednesday, a City Council meeting was held at Nevada City’s City Hall where mayor Adam Kline, a longtime friend and early supporter of Newsom (who also plays in the band Golden Shoulders), made the announcement. He presented her with the honor,

I must have fallen asleep in 2026 and woken up in 2010; She & Him are performing on Kimmel and Gold Panda just announced a new album. Derwin Dicker has kept plenty busy since then, but the point stands. He’ll share Ton Up, described in an Instagram post as “eight rough-hewn dance tracks and two

DJ Screw’s catalog is finally making it to streaming platforms this month. Starting today with the digital release of the 56-minute DJ Screw Originals (Volume 1), the DJ Screw Estate will roll out the Houston legend’s classic mixtapes weekly through the end of June. Listen to DJ Screw Originals (Volume 1) below. Up until now,

After teasing fans for weeks with cryptic VHS tapes, Boards of Canada return with an hour of textured, psychedelic IDM and ambient. Thirteen years after their last album, Tomorrow’s Harvest, the Scottish brother duo composed Inferno from blunted loops that travel in and out of vintage vocal recordings, eventually feeding into warmer, melodic pathways. You

The free, independent music platform Nina Protocol is shutting down. The Web3-based streaming service and marketplace announced today (May 28) that it will “wind down” in phases over the next six weeks, advising users to export their releases and purchases. Both the website and app will be fully offline by July 15. “We set out

Chanel Beads has unveiled a North American tour itinerary for the fall. The news accompanies new song “Dust in the Wind”—a collaboration with Isaac Eiger of Strange Ranger and Threshold—and its purple-hued video. Watch that below, and scroll down for the tour dates. Out June 26 via Jagjaguwar, Chanel Beads’ new album is called Your

The Cramps formally ended in 2009 following the sudden death of their co-founder Lux Interior. Ever since, there’s been no new music, reissues, or archival releases from the band, not even after Jenna Ortega’s viral dance to “Goo Goo Muck” in Wednesday caused a surge of interest. That changes today with Gravest Gravy, a lost

The Tallest Man on Earth is back with his first music since 2023’s Henry St. Kristian Matsson’s return to the studio (insofar as one returns to a home studio) has produced a single called “Colors,” and it comes with the announcement of the Swedish singer-songwriter’s North American tour this fall. Check out the dates, as

Melbourne garage rockers Eddy Current Suppression Ring have returned with a new album. The self-released In Light of Recent Events, their follow-up to 2019’s All in Good Time, is out now. Give it a spin below. Although it’s been seven years since their last proper LP, Eddy Current Suppression Ring have shown signs of life

J Mascis and Mike Watt helped define the ’90s alt-rock scene through their bands Dinosaur Jr. and Minutemen. Now, they’re covering each other’s songs for a new split 7″ arranged by Austin label Red Parakeet Records. Instead of tackling the Minutemen, though, Mascis dives into fIREHOSE’s 1991 deep cut “Formal Introduction,” while Watt lets loose