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.
WET LEG – “CATCH THESE FISTS” (FDC DJS REMIX)
Wet Leg have announced a Deluxe Edition of their great second album, moisturizer, which will be out July 10 via Domino. It comes as a double LP set with the second disc featuring remixes, b-sides and live cuts. They’ve just shared a remix of “catch these fists” by FDC DJs, aka Carlos O’Connell and Tom Coll of Fontaines D.C.
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PATRICK WOLF – “THE BEAST”
Patrick Wolf follows last year’s Crying the Neck, his first album in 13 years, with a new single, “The Beast.” He wrote, produced, engineered, and recorded it, and it’s the first of two new tracks he’ll release as he begins his new North American tour. “Meeting what my audience had become in my 13 years away from the United States gave me an electric shock of inspiration,” he says. “As I listened to them tell me that my music gave them a sense of being less alone in this bewildering world. So, I slowly began adding in more songs from my catalogue into to my setlist that held this message and by the end of that tour, I knew I needed to come back sooner than I had expected and what kind of energy and vision to bring with me. Over winter, I finished writing two new songs that stand alone forming the backbone of the Tour Of The Beat setlist and will serve as a bridge to the next album. I received so much love and empowerment from my 2025 North American tour that I cannot wait to return and give my all. The Tour Of The Beast is a tour for the outcast, the pariah, the one with the scarlet letter they are only just learning to wear with pride.”
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CORNELIUS – “AEONS” (FEAT. SEAN ONO LENNON)
Here’s another song from Cornelius’s album Refractions, this one featuring Sean Ono Lennon. The album, which is out August 19 via Eat Your Own Ears Recordings also features contributions from Arto Lindsay, Bid from the Monochrome Set, and more.
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LOCKSTEP – “ASH IN THE WATER”
Nashville heavy shoegaze band Lockstep have signed to Profound Lore and announced their debut album, I Know What I Saw, due out July 24. The first single is “Ash in the Water,” which drummer and vocalist Austin Rolison says is “more mid-tempo than anything we’ve done before and I think serves as a perfect glimpse into the album.”
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JENS LEKMAN – “WE WERE HERE”
Jens Lekman will release Other People, Other Wedding Songs on July 3 via Secretly. These 17 songs, leftovers and alternate versions from the sessions for Songs For Other People’s Weddings, were originally released a an accompanying download with the companion book that was written by David Levithan.
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CHEEKFACE – “I DON’T WORK HERE”
Cheekface have given us another taste of their new album Podium with the post punky “I Don’t Work Here.”
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TVOD – “RERUN”
NYC band TVOD have announced their second album, Animal Farm, which will be out October 16 via Mothland / Get Better Records. They say of the first single and video: “Reasons for desperately needing to quit your day job, move away from your hometown, and start a fresh self-destructive spiral. Change the goddamn channel.”
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REPEAT OFFENDER – “PEOPLE LIKE YOU”
Los Angeles hardcore band Repeat Offender announced their debut album, Weapon Fetish, due out June 26 via Convulse, and gave us a preview with “People Like You,” which is quick and nasty.
Weapon Fetish by Repeat Offender
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RARE DM – “LA TRAFFIC”
Ahead of the release of their new album Attention this Friday, Dare DM has shared a final advance single, “LA Traffic.” “As a recovering ‘late-person’ LA Traffic began as a little self-drag, for how I had trouble getting to ‘the party’ on time,” she says. “I drove my friends a little crazy – always be trying to leave, remembering something else I still HAD to do. Additionally, socializing is so often networking in disguise. Especially in bigger cities, people size you up for social and career capital while hiding behind pleasantries. This song really clicked from the start. I used my original scratch vocal in for the ‘baby!’ chorus, and my Juno 60 hit some magic with the LFO from the get-go. Producer Margo XS took the mix to the next level.”
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EDDY CURRENT SUPPRESSION RING – IN LIGHT OF RECENT EVENTS
Surprise! Melbourne punk greats Eddy Current Suppression Ring are back, having just dropped their first album in seven years on an unsuspecting public.
In Light Of Recent Events by Eddy Current Suppression Ring
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WAY DYNAMIC – “MIFFED IT”
Way Dynamic signed to Jagjaguwar, who are reissuing his 2025 breakthrough album Massive Shoe internationally for the first time, and they’ve shared the first single, “Miffed It,” which you can read more about here.
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