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Welcome to the fifth Songs of the Week of 2026. This week Andy Von Pip, Caleb Campbell, Mark Moody,âŚ
Last year we launched our Albums of the Month series, where we highlight the best albums released iâŚ
Juanita Stein of UK-based, Australian-born band Howling Bells talks about the bandâs resilience andâŚ
The Besnard Lakes, a consistently underrated band, have returned with their first album in four yeaâŚ
Lala Lala Shares New Single âArrowâ Ahead of Album âHeaven 2â
Liverpool-formed electro-pop band Ladytron are releasing a new album, Paradises, on March 20 on NetâŚ
âBattlefrontâ is a dark electronic pop collaboration between Swiss artist Jex Ayla and German produâŚ
British singer-songwriter Paris Paloma has released a new single titled âMiyazakiâ following a succâŚ
Post-hardcore band Chiodos has announced a 2026 North American tour with Canadian stops in six majoâŚ
Bay Area heavy hardcore artist Kenneth Turner, formerly of Foghorn, has launched a new project callâŚ
My Life as A Moth created the post-punk song âMaybeâ while sitting at her piano in pajamas during tâŚ
Dead Churches releases their debut EP âFear and Faithâ, featuring six diverse tracks that explore uâŚ
Ambient singer-songwriter Mokotow releases âTales From Lonely Mountainâ, an immersive collection feâŚ
This article discusses Solid Gold's âGovernment Gradeâ as an example of music as activism and resisâŚ
A showcase of three distinct techno artists and producers: numeral (Swiss producer Philippe Adam), âŚ
Valisia Odell's track âBreathsâ captures the tense moment before panic sets in, transforming bodilyâŚ
Moon Age releases their latest track âFeel It In The Air,â which captures the atmospheric shift in âŚ
Los Angeles-based trio Deaf Echo releases âAll But Love,â a catchy indie rock track featuring breezâŚ
Aurealis, an American electronic pop project, returns with their new single âShadow of a Doubtâ, exâŚ
Gwen Guthrie's album Good to Go Lover showcases the underappreciated R&B singer-songwriter's arâŚ
Steve Earle delivered a captivating performance at The Gramercy Theatre in New York, performing 18 âŚ
FADER documentary follows London-based electronic duo ear for a day, exploring their musical journeâŚ
Several punk bands including Subhumans, Iron Lung, TørsĂś, Apartment 213, and Tripas Sangrientas havâŚ
