13 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.

STEREOLAB – “CLOUD LAND” & “FLASHES IN THE AFTERNOON”

One of the many treasures at Stereolab’s merch table last year was a tour-only 7″ featuring two new songs. Those have finally hit streaming services.

Cloud Land / Flashes In The Afternoon by Stereolab

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VENTURING – “IN THE DARK”

venturing, a project from Jane Remover, is celebrating the one-year anniversary of their debut full-length, Ghostholding, with a new single, “In The Dark.”

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CARPENTER BRUT – “SPEED OR PERISH”

French synthwave act Carpenter Brut’s new album Leather Temple is out February 27. It’s the third and final chapter in the Leather trilogy and you can get a high octane taste with “Speed or Perish.”

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WAR ON WOMEN – “MESSAGES UNSENT”

War on Women announced their fifth album, Time. Under Tension, due out May 8 via Smartpunk. About new single “Messages Unsent,” vocalist Shawna Potter says, “This is the first love song I’ve written in a long time, certainly the first in this band. It’s about the idea that once you really have something to lose, a partner or a life you don’t get forever, I like the idea that love can live on. We wanted to create a video as bittersweet and nostalgic as the song itself so we opted to revisit the first tour we did post-2020, when we weren’t sure if we’d ever get to play live music again. The joy of gathering against such a tragic backdrop mimics the songs themes of love and loss.”

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EARTH TONGUE – “ORBIT OF A WITCH”

Berlin based duo Earth Tongue just released new album Dungeon Vision which was produced by Ty Segall and this is the new single and video. The band’s Gussie says, “We received a curious message from the NZ Stage and Screen Combat School, which we quickly learned is a medieval mecca – and in Birkenhead no less. They’d heard we were into dungeons and came bearing an offer: Would we be interested in using their dungeon services in any way? Of course we jumped at the chance, and before we knew it we were donning chainmail and swinging swords like true LARPers. Turns out chainmail is heavy, believe it or not, so we recruited head honcho Alexander to play the knight in the video, while Liv Tennet shimmied her way through the medieval disco”

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CHARLEY CROCKETT – “KENTUCKY TOO LONG”

Charley Crockett has a new album, Age of the Ram, on the way this year. It was co-produced by Shooter Jennings, and while more details of that are still to come, he’s shared a new single from it, “Kentucky Too Long.”

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FRED AGAIN.. & JAMIE T – “LIGHTS BURN DIMMER”

It’s the third in Fred again..’s trilogy of “Brandon’s Night Out” videos, this one a collab with Jamie T.

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DAN REEDER – “I’M IN LOVE (S.G. GOODMAN COVER)

“This is one of those songs I wish I had written,” Dan Reeder says of his new cover of S.G. Goodman’s “I’m In Love.”

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IRREVERSIBLE ENTANGLEMENTS FT MOTHERBOARD – “DON’T LOSE YOUR HEAD” AND “VIBRATE HIGHER”

Irreversible Entanglements have announced their fifth album, Future Present Past, which will be out March 27. Here are two previews, both of which feature regular collaborators MOTHERBOARD.

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LYKKE LI – “LUCKY AGAIN”

Lykke Li announced her sixth LP, which she recently said is “maybe [her] final” album, and shared the first single, which you can read more about here.

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LARRY JUNE, CURREN$Y & THE ALCHEMIST – “EVERYTHING ALLOCATED”

If you like smooth, stoned, laid-back rap music, then you should be very excited that Larry June, Curren$y, and The Alchemist have a collaborative album out next week (2/20) called Spiral Staircases. Here’s the first single.

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CHARLI XCX – “EYES OF THE WORLD” (ft. SKY FERREIRA)

Charli XCX has called upon her elusive past collaborator Sky Ferreira to make a rare appearance on Charli’s new album Wuthering Heights.

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