03 Greedo returns with the nine-track EP Last Night Out
Ty Dolla $ign, Wallie The Sensei, Desto Dubb and Kalan.FrFr all turn up across a mid-week release.
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Ty Dolla $ign, Wallie The Sensei, Desto Dubb and Kalan.FrFr all turn up across a mid-week release.
The anonymous South Korean shoegaze musician has been quiet all year under his main name, but keeps working under his alter egos.
The New Jersey rapper, born Matthew Miller, spent the last decade on film and photography instead of records.
Ten tracks on SRG-ILS with Marsha Ambrosius, Robert Glasper and Yussef Dayes, followed by a 27-city US tour from September 16.
The 84-page complaint carries no copyright claim and argues identity rights instead.
Centennial Park marked the spot where a 1975 photo session caught her in the Sunken Garden, and tied the plaque to her literacy work.
Fred again.. is tied to the poster's bottom-line slot, and the desert event has confirmed nothing.
Sub Pop and Paper Bag put the record out on October 30, with the single "time loop at hot slit" leading it.
The Canadian five-piece hit Teatro Vorterix on 17 November for the twentieth anniversary of the record, then play a second set from across their career.
The Austin-founded band drop the dance-punk tag on the lead single, a shimmering track closer to Hovvdy than to their last record.
Prosecutors say the rapper's killing was revenge for a beating, and that Duane Davis said so himself.
The Belmont University graduate joined the organisation in 2021 and has worked as a link between its internal teams and outside partners.
Fear Based Life lands with no warning, the band sign to Closed Casket Activities, and a fifth album is set for summer 2027.
Eleven tracks on Scenic Route from the London-based French artist, who trained classically until 18 before joining punk bands.
Saving Country Music scores it 8.3 out of 10, singling out "The Hunt" as the best thing the Texas band have recorded.
The Australian deathcore band's LIBERATION FRONT lands 2 October on BLKIIBLK, with a co-headline tour starting in two weeks.
Twenty tracks from a January 2022 Nashville concert, out October 16, with Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas and Sierra Hull also on the stage.
His first record in six years arrives on Exodus, led by "Criticise" with the London vocalist Amber-Simone.
Foot damage and balance problems after knee surgery have stopped the trip to Austin, and he is donating $50,000 to Eric Clapton's Antigua clinic instead.
Thirteen songs written, recorded and mixed alone for Escho, shaped over sixteen months and tested in live sets and an NTS residency.
The Manchester producer built the record with no basslines, no reverb and a single delay unit, and brought in two singers for every song.
The London quartet recorded with Kev Jones in Crouch End between tour runs.
It is one of three Slime Language 3 cuts singled out early, alongside Snakes On My Collar and Club Outside.
Twelve tracks on the Brooklyn label three times LOUDER, built over a year and a half from an idea that began as an expansion of his last record.
The Vancouver band's 15-song debut lands 30 October on Sub Pop, led by a video shot at a shuttered DIY space.
The title track arrives before an October release on Captured Tracks, and is the first song the singer produced himself with his touring band.
The seventh record arrives November 13 on Thirty Tigers, led by the single "Never Can Tell".
Theo Spark and Andrei Martynchyk join the founders, and lead single I Used To Ride In Limousines is out.
Rishi Pelham's five-year shoot follows Ahmed Tobasi keeping a theatre open in the Jenin refugee camp.
Marsha Greer co-produced the shoegaze-leaning track with Chris W. Ryan for Our House Online.
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