“Elderberry Wine” is the first single released by Wednesday in the lead up to their fourth album, Bleeds, which is set to release later this year. On this track, Karly Hartzman explores the feeling of knowing the toxicity of a relationship, but deciding to continue being with this person, despite the pain it will cause in the future.
Big Thief is back with another beautiful album—Our pick this week is “Incomprehensible” off of their new album Double Infinity that comes out on September 3, 2025.
Back from scoring for Jane Schoenbrun’s hypnotic, eerie horror films (I Saw the TV Glow, We’re All Going to the World’s Fair), Alex G marks a luminous return with new single, “Afterlife,” setting the tone for what’s to come for his upcoming album, Headlights (set to release July 18th).
Heartache has never sounded so good! “Sally When The Wine Runs Out” by Role Model is everything that you want in a love song, it is jovial, desperate and full of yearning.
The Haim sisters are always a fun listen, and “Down to be Wrong” off their new album I Quit, is no different!
Iron-deficient babes, this one’s for you! “Metal” by The Beths was released on April 28, as the quartet’s first release in almost two years—and the first single for their new album!
“moody” by Royel Otis is a reminder of all the reasons that we love someone. We may not like some of the things that they do, but there is something about them that we still love. We learn to love them in spite of the things that we hate, and that is what this song is all about. As the first single off their upcoming album hickey, “moody” has us excited for whatever Royel Otis does next.
Some things aren’t meant to be held onto. Luckily for us, “Let Things Go” by Caamp is something we can hold tight to.
Samia’s “Bovine Excision” is a buttery dream of a track, drifting in and out in around three minutes without a moment wasted.
As the start of a new album cycle, listeners couldn’t ask for more from Indigo De Souza’s new song “Heartthrob!”
“On ‘Gethsemane,’ the lead single on Car Seat Headrest’s recent rock opera marked a triumphant return for the band…”
“The steady rhythm of ‘Growing Pains’ carries lyrics balancing angst and growth through memorable refrains and a bluesy bridge…”
