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Last year, the impossible-to-categorize New Jersey artist 070 Shake released her album You Can’t Kill Me. This year, Shake appeared on RAYE’s massive UK pop hit “Escapism” and on Christine And The Queens’ “True Love,” and her sampled voice popped up on the Fred again..  » Read More

Welcome to the 30th Songs of the Week of 2023. This week Andy Von Pip, Caleb Campbell, Marc Abbott, Scott Dransfield, and Stephen Humphires all helped me decide what should make the list and we settled on a Top 13.  » Read More

Duran Duran are releasing a new Halloween-themed album, Danse Macabre, on October 27 on Tape Modern via BMG, just in time for Halloween. Now they have shared its second single, “Black Moonlight,” which features Nile Rodgers.  » Read More

Ezra Furman has released a new EP, Sex Education - Songs From Season 4, featuring three new songs: “You Like Me,” “Tether,” and “Honeycomb.” Furman has done the music for all the previous seasons of the hit Netflix comedy and the show’s final season was also released this week.  » Read More

Voxtrot have shared their first new song in 14 years, “Another Fire.” It was shared via a music video directed by the band’s own Ramesh Srivastava.  » Read More

Brooklyn-based indie duo The Vacant Lots are back next month with their fifth studio album, Interiors, arriving October 13th via Fuzz Club Records. Their forthcoming record finds the band pushing their sound to polar extremes, playing with ethereal synths, striking guitar work, and disco dance beats, all weaved together in a restless blur of stylistic references to ‘80s punk and nightclub music.  » Read More

DJ Shadow is releasing a new album, Action Adventure, on October 26 via Mass Appeal/Liquid Amber. Now he has shared another song from the album, “You Played Me,” via a music video.  » Read More

The Faux Faux aka Faith Vern from UK Manchester PINS releases her new single “I Better Run” on 22nd September 2023.  » Read More

Jupie is the indie rock project of Baltimore-based musician Julius Unger Bowditch. Over the last few years, Jupie has been moving between Chicago, New York, and Baltimore, writing and recording his forthcoming debut album, Brick Hill. At the onset of the pandemic, Jupie returned to his native Baltimore for the first time in years, moving into his childhood home at the titular Brick Hill.  » Read More