15 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.

STEVE GUNN – “MORNING ON K ROAD”

“I was in the city one morning, out early, and I had a chance encounter with a friend who I hadn’t seen in a long time,” Steve Gunn says of this latest preview of his upcoming album Daylight Daylight. “Someone who I would regularly see in New York. The song was born from that brief, almost surreal moment of reconnection. It’s a bit of a dedication to him, capturing the feeling of that encounter. I love New Zealand, and I wanted to stick a metal pin in the map of that spot, with that memory.

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WET LEG – “MANGETOUT”

Just in time for Halloween, Wet Leg have made a horror-themed video for “mangetout” from this year’s moisturizer. They say: “In amidst of tour we decided to make a music video for mangetout. We started shooting the video at home on the Isle of Wight and then collected more shots on the road in between sound checks and stage times.”

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MARGO PRICE – “MAGGIE’S FARM” (BOB DYLAN COVER)

After performing it at Farm Aid with Billy Strings and Jesse Welles and Newport Folk Festival with John C. Reilly, Margo Price has shared a studio version of her cover of Bob Dylan’s “Maggie’s Farm.”

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PETS – “ELEVATOR”

NYC group pets, featuring members of Pill and P.E., will release their debut album next week and here’s one final appetizer. “Elevator” is an old school R&B-tinged orchestral ballad.

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ORA THE MOLECULE – “LØVESKATT” (PRINS THOMAS DISKOMIKS)

Ora the Molecule, who will be on tour with Cut Copy this fall, has just shared a delightful remix of “Løveskatt” by fellow Norwegian Prins Thomas. Says Prins, “I’m really excited for this remix to come out. It’s a true passion project and one of my favourite tracks from last year. Initially, I had some problems getting started, finding which path to take with my version, as I found the original damn near perfect.”

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DARKSIDE – “ONE LAST NOTHING”

Darkside have shared a previously unreleased track from the sessions of this year’s Nothing album. It’s a good one, too.

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HELADO NEGRO – “PROTECTOR”

Helado Negro has a new EP on the way, The Last Sound on Earth, that was inspired by “Miami bass, freestyle, jungle, and electronic dance music I grew up dancing to.” He adds: “The title and theme Protector, is rooted in two foundational songs. The first is BDP’s ‘Who Protects Us From You,’ which talks about who police’s police? Who checks authority in our lives? The second is Massive Attack’s ‘Protection,’ which changed how I thought about production—specifically the contrast between heavy themes and electronic melodies and these gentle beautiful lyrical waves. Ultimately, Protector is two things. We all need protection—physically, mentally, and spiritually—but we also have a reciprocal duty to protect.”

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MARSY – “CHANCE THE DANCER / LET NO OTHER CHANGE YOUR MIND”

Marsy is a band led by UK singer-songwriter Hannah Rodgers who have just signed to Heavenly Recordings and released her first single for the label. These two songs were produced by Mike Lindsay of Tuung and LUMP, and Hannah says, “The songs are delicate and raw, and as a band we embrace that, rather than just trying to get the most rock ‘n’ roll set together. It’s honest, sometimes it might be slow — but having a song that’s slow and spacious is a beautiful thing.”

Chance The Dancer / Let No Other Change Your Mind by Marsy

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SUNN O))) – “ETERNITY’S PILLARS” B/W “RAISE THE CHALICE” & “REVERENTIAL”

Drone metal greats sunn O))) have signed to Sub Pop and have released their first record for the label. It’s a three-song 12″, Eternity’s Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential, and is out now.

Eternity’s Pillars b/w Raise the Chalice & Reverential by SUNN O)))

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JULIANNA BARWICK & MARY LATTIMORE – “MELTED MOON”

Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore announced a new collaborative album and shared the second single, which you can read more about here.

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HOME STAR (MARIETTA) – “THE MIDDLE”

Marietta singer/guitarist Evan Lescallette has announced his debut solo album as Home Star, and you can read more about lead single “The Middle” here.

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ARMAND HAMMER & THE ALCHEMIST – “SUPER NINTENDO”

Armand Hammer (aka billy woods and ELUCID) and The Alchemist have shared the first taste of their upcoming collaborative album Mercy and you can read about it here.

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KNUMEARS – “BREAKING GROUND”

Fresh off putting on a killer set at this past weekend’s Best Friends Forever festival, LA screamo band Knumears have signed to Run For Cover Records and Summer Shade (the RFC imprint led by Fury member and Sound & Fury booker Madison Woodward). Their first release for the label is the single “Breaking Ground,” which you can read more about here.

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PEACHES – “NOT IN YOUR MOUTH NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS”

Peaches has announced No Lube So Rude, her first album in 10 years, which will be out in 2026. Full details have yet to be announced, but Peaches has shared the electrifying first single, “Not In Your Mouth None of Your Business” which she calls “a chant for trans and queer autonomy.”

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GUIDED BY VOICES – “LUCY’S WORLD”

“I’ve known only one Lucy in my life,” when asked if many Lucys have been part of his life and if his songs were inspired by real people. “She was my great aunt and she actually went by Lucille. Real people do sometimes inspire my lyrics but mostly the characters in my songs are fictional. I just use names that have a nice ring.” GBV’s new album Thick, Rich and Delicious is out October 31.

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