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Last month, Samia announced that a number of artists would be covering tracks from her sophomore album Honey as part of a series called Honey Reimagined. We’ve already heard Blondshell’s take on “Charm You,” and today Maya Hawke is offering up a version of the album’s title track.  » Read More

John Ross is already teasing the follow-up to last fall’s Wild Pink album ILYSM, but he’s never let that band’s relatively prolific output stop him from starting side projects. He’s released a few ambient records under the name Eerie Gaits, and now he’s teamed with Laura Wolf,  » Read More

Deafheaven’s breakthrough album Sunbather turned 10 last month. Today, the band has announced that a series of anniversary shows that will take place later this year.  » Read More

Last month, Devendra Banhart announced a new album, Flying Wig, which will be out in September. The follow-up to 2019’s Ma, Flying Wig was made in collaboration with Cate Le Bon and recorded in a cabin studio in Topanga. We’ve already heard the album’s lead single “  » Read More

Jenny Owen Youngs has shared a live performance video for her new song “Knife Went In,” which is the second song to be shared from her upcoming LP Avalanche.  » Read More

Massachusetts singer/songwriter Billy Keane debuted last year with his full-length record, Too Much to Let it Go, showing off sunny stylistic shades pulled from folk, Americana, heartland rock, and country. He has since returned last month with a new single, “Fresh Flowers,” the first taste of his forthcoming sophomore album, Oh, These Days, out on September 8th.  » Read More

Indie rock musician, Mitski, has announced her new album, The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We, and shared a music video for its lead single, “Bug Like an Angel.”  » Read More

Amsterdam trio Pip Blom have shared a video for their new song “Kiss Me By The Candlelight” featuring Willem Smit from fellow Dutch indie band Personal Trainer. This is the latest track to be released from their upcoming album, Bobbie.  » Read More

2022 was an odd year for Black Country, New Road. The British rock band released their second studio album, Ants from Up There, in February, to immediate critical acclaim.  » Read More