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With three critically acclaimed albums, three EPs, and 20 or so singles, England’s Wolf Alice have come a long way since founding members Ellie Rowsell and Joff Oddie met online and began performing at open mic sessions. They officially became Wolf Alice in 2010, taking their name from the story of Wolf-Alice as featured in Angela Carter’s modern feminist classic The Bloody Chamber.  » Read More

Teens In Trouble have announced the release of their self-titled debut EP, which will be out on September 2 via Asian Man Records. They have also shared a video for a new single from the album, “Decomposing.”  » Read More

Billie Eilish has shared Guitar Songs, a new two-track single featuring the songs “TV,” which she previously premiered live at a U.K. concert last month, and “The 30th.” It is out now via Darkroom/Interscope.  » Read More

Baltimore singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/producer Julien Chang has announced the release of a new album, The Sale, which will be out on November 4 via Transgressive. Chang has also shared a video for a new single from the album, “Marmalade.”  » Read More

Earlier this year, singer/songwriter Ben Abraham returned with his sophomore album, Friendly Fire. The record saw Abraham turning his emotive acoustic pop inward, exploring his own identity and crisis of faith after a period of personal tumult following his 2014 debut, Sirens.  » Read More

For Broke Royals, their new album, Local Support, is about reinvention. After years of playing together and building up a local reputation for their rollicking live shows, the DC indie rock outfit had settled into a comfortable rhythm. However, like with many other bands, 2020 destroyed any notions of comfort and following lockdowns the band were eager to reimagine the possibilities of a Broke Royals record.  » Read More

Later this week, Ontario-based producer and musician MISZCZYK (pronounced Miz-Chik) is set to share his debut, Thyrsis of Etna introducing an expansive work of genre-blending fervor.  » Read More

After 2019’s solo release, Emily Alone, Florist leader Emily Sprague invited her band to join her on a month long exploration of sounds—both created and captured.  » Read More

Welcome to the 27th Songs of the Week of 2022. It was a strong week for new tracks. Really any of the Top 6 could’ve been our #1 song. We settled on a Top 12 this week.  » Read More