27 New Songs Out Today

So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our current favorite tracks. Here’s a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting, newly released songs in one place.

CLIPPING. – “WLECOME HOME WARRIOR” (ft. AESOP ROCK)

Experimental hip hop group clipping.’s upcoming album Dead Channel Sky includes a collab with indie-rap veteran Aesop Rock, and that song is here now.

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CIRCUIT DES YEUX – “CANOPY OF EDEN”

Circuit des Yeux has given us another preview of her new album Halo on the Inside, menacing synth-pop track “Canopy of Eden.” “Somehow, on a day in the not too distant past, I ended up on a speedboat jutting toward a place called Canopy of Eden located off the coast of Puerto Vallarta,” Haley Fohr says. “The sun was hot, the boat was crammed with passengers, and there was a wild tritoned sawtooth sound coming from its engine. The boat dropped me off in a tourist trap. It was a shadeless beachfront with overpriced bottles of water and pre-programmed music blaring through a broken radio. It was my personal hell on earth. Trapped by the idea of predestination, I re-imagined my scenario in which everyone onboard the speedboat used their voice and internal rhythm to reroute our oceanic course. In this alternate universe, we were able to arrive at our own chosen destination and overcome the god-awful radio.”

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BNNY – “LOVE TRAP”

Bnny follows her second album, last year’s One Million Love Songs, with “Love Trap,” which she says is “an ode to toxic relationships.”

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IMPERIAL TRIUMPHANT – “PLEASUREDOME” (ft. DAVE LOMBARDO & MESHUGGAH’S TOMAS HAAKE)

New York avant-death metallers Imperial Triumphant share another taste of Goldstar. This is their second consecutive single with Meshuggah drummer Tomas Haake, and this one also features the legendary original Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo.

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YUKIMI – “STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS” FT. LIANNE LA HAVAS

Yukimi of Little Dragon is releasing her debut solo album, For You, next month, and she’s shared another track from it, “Stream of Consciousness,” which features Lianne La Havas. “Lianne came in like a force of nature,” Yukimi says. “We really boosted and inspired each other, which was such a beautiful thing.”

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GATES TO HELL – “CRAZED KILLER”

Louisville death metal/hardcore blenders Gates To Hell have offered up another whiplash-inducing taste of Death Comes To All.

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ANI DIFRANCO – “THE MESSAGE” FT. STONE GOSSARD

Having collaborated before on “Disorders” in 2022, Ani DiFranco and Pearl Jam’s Stone Gossard teamed up again for another new track, “The Message.” “So fun and amazing to collaborate again with Ani, Josh, Skerik, Mike, and Stanton….what a groove and mood,” Gossard says. “Ani’s vocals are transcendent.” Ani adds, “the mood started with stone’s demo and evolved from there. Super fun to team up with some badasses and pull a song out of the air.”

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WHATEVER THE WEATHER – “9°C”

Here’s another taste of eectronic musician Loraine James upcoming sophomore album under her Whatever The Weather alias.

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THE HEAD AND THE HEART – “ARROW” FT. MT JOY

The Heart and The Heart enlisted Mt. Joy for a new version of their October single “Arrow” to benefit MusiCares Fire Relief. “We’ve been friends with and fans of Mt. Joy ever since they supported us on tour for some of their first shows together as a band in 2017,” Tyler Williams says. “Their relationship with their fans is inspiring and their songs have become the soundtrack for so many. We’re honored to have them join us on this new edition of ‘Arrow,’ with all proceeds going to MusiCares fire relief fund.”

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THE MARTHA’S VINEYARD FERRIES (SHELLAC, CODEINE, ETC) – “CONTEXT” (STRIKE UNDER COVER)

The Martha’s Vineyard Ferries is an indie rock supergroup made up of Bob Weston of Shellac, Chris Brokaw of Codeine and Come, and Elisha Weisner of Kahoots, and they’re releasing a 7″ of ’80s punk covers later this month (2/28) via Ernest Jenning. It features a cover of Chicago band Strike Under’s 181 song “Context” and Boston band The Proletariat’s 1983 song “Decorations.” Here’s the Strike Under cover.

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COCOROSIE – “YESTERDAY”

CocoRosie’s first album in five years, Little Death Wishes, arrives next month, and they’ve shared the third single, “Yesterday.” “‘Yesterday’ is a nostalgic sunshine scene of the crude reality of broken families,” they say. “We hear it as backyard-BBQ music, setting a place for every misfit family member at the table.”

Little Death Wishes by CocoRosie

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BORN RUFFIANS – “MEAN TIME”

Born Ruffians have announced a new album, Beauty’s Pride, due June 6 via Yep Roc, and here’s the soaring indie-arena rock of lead single “Mean Time.”

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CASH COBAIN – “TRIPPIN ON A YACHT” (ft. BAY SWAG & ROB49)

Bronx rapper Cash Cobain shares a woozy, auto-tune-heavy new single.

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IRON FORM – “BECOME THE BLADE”

UK metal band Iron Form will release the Cut From Cold Blood EP on March 21 via Church Road, and here’s our first taste.

Cut From Cold Blood by Iron Form

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LUST FOR YOUTH & CROATIAN AMOR – “KOKIRI” ++ FATSHAUDI REMIX

Lust For Youth and Croatian Amor are releasing collaborative album All Worlds on March 7 and here’s the second banger released from it, and Legend of Zelda players may be the title reference. You can also check out the atmospheric remix by Fatshaudi.

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FENNESZ – “THE LAST DAYS OF MAY”

“The piece was recorded in the last days of May 2024,” Christian Fennesz says of this 23 minute ethereal excursion. “I discarded my original concepts for this piece right after starting the work. This was partly due to the fact that I happened to listen to a piece by Roland S. Howard that day, who I consider one of the greatest guitarists. So, I started again with a blank canvas. I focused on the essential components and instruments that had defined my work so far: guitars, string instruments in general and samples thereof, as well as a few synthesisers with a particular focus on the now largely forgotten synthesis principle of physical modelling. Microtonality and the decay behaviour of strings were important to me. The piece, conceived as a sound installation, is meant to blend into everyday soundscapes and occasionally stand out. However, it can also be listened to at full volume on headphones.

The Last Days of May by Fennesz

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GRINGO STAR – “BLOOD MOON”

Long-running Atlanta garage rockers Gringo Star will release new album Sweethearts in May. Here’s the first single.

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WILLIAM TYLER – “CABIN SIX,” “CONCERN,” AND “STAR OF HOPE”

Here are the first three songs from William Tyler’s first album in three years.

Time Indefinite by William Tyler

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AMY MILLAN – “WIRE WALKS”

Here’s the first single from the first Amy Millan (Stars, Broken Social Scene) solo record in 16 years.

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DOMINO KIRKE – “IT’S NOT THERE” FT. ANGEL OLSEN

Domino Kirke announced a new album and shared a new single featuring Angel Olsen, built around a Sharon Van Etten sample, which you can read more about here.

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THE WONDER YEARS – “JUNEBUG”

The Wonder Years have announced the third volume of their acoustic album series Burst & Decay, and this is the first one to feature an entirely new song, “Junebug.” Read more here.

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PELICAN – “CASCADING CRESCENT”

Chicago instru-metal greats Pelican have announced their first album in six years and first for Run For Cover, Flickering Resonance. Read more about the album and lead single “Cascading Crescent” here.

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MCLUSKY – “WAY OF THE EXPLODING DICKHEAD”

Welsh noisy post-hardcore vets Mclusky have officially announced their anticipated new album, The World Is Still Here and So Are We, their first LP in 21 years. It comes out in May via Ipecac, and you can read more about it here.

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PUP – “HALLWAYS”

Toronto punks PUP have announced their fifth album, Who Will Look After the Dogs?, along with new single “Hallways.” Read more about it here, and pre-order the album on black smoke, pink & purple splatter vinyl in the BV shop.

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THE CALLOUS DAOBOYS – “TWO-HEADED TROUT” & “THE DEMON OF UNREALITY LIMPING LIKE A DOG”

The Callous Daoboys have announced their third album, I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven, along with a video featuring the album’s first two singles. Read more here and pre-order our exclusive “calf” neon coral, black & white vinyl variant here.

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SPELLLING – “ALIBI” (ft. TURNSTILE’S PAT MCCRORY)

SPELLLING’s (aka Chrystia Cabral) new single “Alibi” is a collaboration with Turnstile guitarist Pat McCrory, who “transformed Cabral’s original piano demo into the version that appears on the album,” according to a press release. It’s a driving, power-chord-fueled song that literally does sound like SPELLLING meets Turnstile, which is a very cool mix.

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