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What’s Going on Monday?

BrooklynVegan Staff — Mon, 16 Oct 2023 04:01:00 +0000

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Madonna begins “Celebration Tour” in London (pics, video, setlist)

BrooklynVegan Staff — Sun, 15 Oct 2023 13:03:44 +0000

After being forced to postpone the dates when she contracted a bacterial infection that required an ICU stay, Madonna officially began her 40th anniversary “Celebration Tour” on Saturday (10/14), playing her first of six scheduled shows at The O2 in London. The setlist spanned over 40 songs, including a rare performance of “Nothing Really Matters” to begin the set (her first time performing it since 1999); “Justify My Love” and “Bad Girl,” both performed for the first time since 1993; the first performance of “Bedtime Story” since 1995; and tons more hits, including “Into the Groove,” “Open Your Heart,” “Holiday,” “Live to Tell,” “Like a Prayer,” “Vogue,” “Crazy for You,” “La Isla Bonita,” “Ray of Light,” and more. See Madonna’s night one setlist, and pictures from the show by Kevin Mazur, below.

Madonna addressed the Israel-Hamas war from the stage on Saturday night, saying, “It breaks my heart to see children suffering, teenagers suffering, elderly people suffering. All of it is heartbreaking. But even though our hearts are broken, our spirits cannot be broken … We can unite in a dark and evil way, or we can unite from a place of light and love. And if we all have that in our collective consciousness, we can change the world and we can bring peace — not only to the Middle East, but all over the world.”

She also spoke about the bacterial infection that led to the tour’s postponement, saying, “I didn’t think I was gonna make it. Neither did my doctors. I forgot five days of my life — or my death … But my children were there — and my children always save me every time.” (Speaking of her children, Lourdes, David, Mercy James, and Stella all joined her onstage throughout the night).

The set suffered from technical issues early in the night; “This is exactly what you don’t want to happen on your opening night,” Madonna told the crowd, using the pause to reminisce about the early days of her carer in NYC. It also featured lavish designer costuming, an array of dancers, and for the first time for Madonna, no onstage band. Watch attendee-taken video from Saturday below.

The Celebration Tour hits North America starting in December and includes NYC shows on December 13, 14, and 16 at Barclays Center, and January 22, 23, and 29 at Madison Square Garden. See all dates below.

photo by Kevin Mazur / WireImage for Live Nation

SETLIST: MADONNA @ THE O2, 10/14/2023
It’s a Celebration (video intro)
Nothing Really Matters
Everybody
Into the Groove
Burning Up
Open Your Heart
Holiday
In This Life (intermission)
Live to Tell
Like a Prayer (including elements of Girl Gone Wild, Act of Contrition, Unholy and Let’s Go Crazy)
Blond Ambition interlude (including elements of Living for Love, Fever, Erotica and Justify My Love)
Erotica
Justify My Love
Fever
Hung Up (including elements of Fever, Hung Up on Tokischa and Gangsta)
Bad Girl
Ballroom interlude (includes elements of Up Down Suite, Break My Soul (Queens Remix), and Vogue)
Vogue
Human Nature
Crazy for You
The Beast Within
Die Another Day
Don’t Tell Me
Mother and Father
Little Star (a capella)
I Will Survive
La Isla Bonita
Don’t Cry for Me Argentina
I Don’t Search I Find (intermission)
Bedtime Story
Ray of Light
Rain
Like a Virgin (includes elements of Billie Jean, The Way You Make Me Feel and Angel)
Bitch I’m Madonna
Celebration / Music

MADONNA: 2023-2024 TOUR DATES

Sun, Oct 15 London, UK Tue, Oct 17 London, UK Wed, Oct 18 London, UK Sat, Oct 21 Antwerp, BE Sun, Oct 22 Antwerp, BE Tue, Oct 25 Copenhagen, DK Thu, Oct 26 Copenhagen, DK Sat, Oct 28 Stockholm, SE Wed, Nov 01 Barcelona, ES Thu, Nov 02 Barcelona, ES Mon, Nov 06 Lisbon, PT Tue, Nov 07 Lisbon, PT Sun, Nov 12 Paris, FR Mon, Nov 13 Paris, FR Wed, Nov 15 Cologne, DE Tue, Nov. 16 Cologne, DE Sun, Nov 19 Paris, FR Mon, Nov 20 Paris, FR Thu, Nov 23 Milan, IT Sat, Nov 25 Milan, IT Tue, Nov 28 Berlin, DE Wed, Nov 29 Berlin, DE Fri, Dec 1 Amsterdam, NL Sat, Dec 2 Amsterdam, NL Tue, Dec 5 London, U.K. Wed, Dec 6 London, U.K. Wed, Dec 13 Brooklyn, NY Thu, Dec 14 Brooklyn, NY Sat, Dec 16 Brooklyn, NY Mon, Dec 18 Washington, US Tue, Dec 19 Washington, US Mon, Jan 8 Boston, MA Tue, Jan 9 Boston, MA Thu, Jan 11 Toronto, CA Fri, Jan 12 Toronto, CA Mon, Jan 15 Detroit, US Thu, Jan 18 Montreal, QC Sat, Jan 20 Montreal, QC Mon, Jan 22 New York, NY Tue, Jan 23 New York, NY Thu, Jan 25 Philadelphia, PA Mon, Jan 29 New York, NY Thu, Feb 1 Chicago, IL Fri, Feb 2 Chicago, IL Mon, Feb 5 Pittsburgh, US Thu, Feb 8 Cleveland, US Tue, Feb 13 Saint Paul, MN Sat, Feb 17 Seattle, US Sun, Feb 18 Seattle, US Wed, Feb 21 Vancouver, BC Sat, Feb 24 Sacramento, US Tue, Feb 27 San Francisco, CA Wed, Feb 28 San Francisco, CA Fri, Mar 1 Las Vegas, US Sat, Mar 2 Las Vegas, US Mon, Mar 4 Los Angeles, CA Tue, Mar 5 Los Angeles, CA Thu, Mar 7 Los Angeles, CA Sat, Mar 9 Los Angeles, CA Mon, Mar 11 Los Angeles, CA Wed, Mar 13 Palm Springs, US Sat, Mar 16 Phoenix, US Tue, Mar 19 Denver, US Sun, Mar 24 Dallas, TX Mon, Mar 24 Dallas, TX Thu, Mar 28 Houston, TX Fri, Mar 29 Houston, TX Mon, Apr 1 Atlanta, US Thu, Apr 4 Tampa, FL Sat, Apr 6 Miami, US Sun, Apr 7 Miami, US Sun, Apr 14 Austin, TX Mon, Apr 15 Austin, TX Sat, Apr 20 Mexico City, MX Sun, Apr 21 Mexico City, MX Tue, Apr 23 Mexico City, MX Wed, Apr 24 Mexico City, MX The O2
The O2
The O2
Sportpaleis
Sportpaleis
Royal Arena
Royal Arena
Tele2 Arena
Palau Sant Jordi
Palau Sant Jordi
Altice Arena
Altice Arena
Accor Arena
Accor Arena
Lanxess Arena
Lanxess Arena
Accor Arena
Accor Arena
Mediolanum Forum
Mediolanum Forum
Mercedes-Benz Arena
Mercedes-Benz Arena
Ziggo Dome
Ziggo Dome
The O2
The O2
Barclays Center
Barclays Center
Barclays Center
Capital One Arena
Capital One Arena
TD Garden
TD Garden
Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Little Caesars Arena
Bell Centre
Bell Centre
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden
Wells Fargo Center
Madison Square Garden
The United Center
The United Center
PPG Paints Arena
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
Xcel Energy Center
Climate Pledge Arena
Climate Pledge Arena
Rogers Arena
Golden 1 Center
Chase Center
Chase Center
T-Mobile Arena
T-Mobile Arena
Kia Forum
Kia Forum
Kia Forum
Kia Forum
Kia Forum
Acrisure Arena
Footprint Center
Ball Arena
American Airlines Center
American Airlines Center
Toyota Centre
Toyota Centre
State Farm Arena
Amalie Arena
Miami-Dade Arena
Miami-Dade Arena
Moody Center
Moody Center
Palacio De Los Deportes
Palacio De Los Deportes
Palacio De Los Deportes
Palacio De Los Deportes

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Watch Toyah & Robert Fripp revisit Black Sabbath’s “Children Of The Grave” for Halloween

Bill Pearis — Sun, 15 Oct 2023 11:00:00 +0000

For Halloween month, Toyah and Robert Fripp are revisting some of their spookiest, eeriest and macabre episodes of Sunday Lunch. This week it’s Black Sabbath’s “Children of the Grave.” Robert is mummy while Toyah is a spiderwoman (or something). Watch below.

Toyah and Robert are currently on their Sunday Lunch Rock Party tour and have other upcoming plans.

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What’s Going on Sunday?

BrooklynVegan Staff — Sun, 15 Oct 2023 04:01:00 +0000

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New York Comic Con 2023: Godzilla, Dragon Ball Z, The Walking Dead, Friday cosplay pics & more

Amanda Hatfield — Sat, 14 Oct 2023 19:03:56 +0000

The 2023 edition of East Coast pop cultural behemoth New York Comic Con is underway now at Javits Center in NYC. With members of the Screen Actors Guild continuing to strike for a fair contract, fewer of them are making appearances than in previous years, but there’s still plenty of announcements, trailers, and excellent cosplay to take in. For the latter, see pictures from Friday by Sachyn Mital below.

The Walking Dead shared a new teaser for their The Ones Who Live limited series on AMC, which continues the story of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira), who left the original series in seasons 9 and 10. Scott Gimble is showrunner, and it premieres in February. “We… have been cooking something up for you all because we missed you and we owe you the conclusion of this story of Rick and Michonne,” Gurira told the crowd at Comic Con. Lincoln added, “I personally can’t wait to get my cowboy boots back on and get the band back together.”

Attendees also got a sneak peak at the final six episodes of Fear The Waling Dead, which returns for its midseason premiere on Sunday, October 22 on AMC and AMC+.

The second trailer for Kurt Russell-starring Godzilla series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters has also arrived. It’s out on November 17 on Apple TV+, and also stars Wyatt Russell, Anna Sawai, Kiersey Clemons, Ren Watabe, Mari Yamamoto, Anders Holm, Joe Tippett, and Elisa Lasowski.

Toei Animation announced a new Dragon Ball Z series at Comic Con, DAIMA, debuting in fall of 2024. Series creator Akira Toriyama is “deeply involved” in the new show, according to executive producer Akio Iyoku, and it features chibi versions of Goku, Vegeta, and other characters.

A teaser trailer for a new spinoff sequel to Orphan Black, the Krysten Ritter-starring Orphan Black: Echoes, arrived on Thursday at NYCC. Ritter also executive produces the series, which features Rya Kihlstedt, James Hiroyuki Liao, Reed Diamond, Amanda Fix, Avan Jogia, Keely Hawes, and more. It’s currently expected out in 2024.

Stay tuned for more from NYCC 2023, and check out pictures from Friday below, and all of the trailers mentioned below.

photo by Sachyn Mital

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What’s Going on Saturday?

BrooklynVegan Staff — Sat, 14 Oct 2023 04:01:00 +0000

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Tour news: Madonna, Beach Fossils / Turnover, Indigo Girls, Upchuck, more

Bill Pearis — Fri, 13 Oct 2023 22:09:32 +0000

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.

MADONNA

Having had to postpone her 40th anniversary “Celebration” tour due to a bacterial infection, Madonna has been given a clean bill of health and rescheduled dates begin Saturday (10/14) in London. The tour stops in NYC for six shows: December 13, 14, and 16 at Barclays Center, and January 22, 23 and 29 at Madison Square Garden.

††† (CROSSES)

††† (Crosses), the duo of Chino Moreno (Deftones) and Shaun Lopez (Far), just released their new album Goodnight, God Bless, I Love U, Delete. today (read our review in Notable Releases), and they’ve also announced an extensive North American tour for 2024, following the select shows they’re playing in NYC, LA, and San Francisco this fall.

MIKE

Rapper MIKE just surprise released a new album and announced a 2024 tour. Before that, he’s opening for Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist.

TIRZAH

Tirzah was scheduled to be on a short North American tour now, but she’s been forced to cancel after developing pneumonia.

BEACH FOSSILS / TURNOVER

Beach Fossils spent the summer opening for Post Malone and they’re gearing up for their fall headline tour with Turnover that wraps up in NYC at Knockdown Center on November 30.

ROGER ENO

Roger Eno, ambient composer and brother of Brian Eno, released the skies, they shift like chords this week via Deutsche Grammophon, and he’ll play rare US shows in 2024 in support.

UPCHUCK (HEADLINE SHOWS, OPENING FOR FAYE WEBSTER)

Atlanta punks Upchuck released their new album Bite the Hand That Feeds today via Famous Class, and they’ll play a hometown celebratory show tonight at Aisle 5. Next week they’ll begin their opening slot for Faye Webster that includes three NYC shows at Brooklyn Steel on October 23-25.

Bite The Hand That Feeds by Upchuck

A. SAVAGE (PARQUET COURTS)

Parquet Courts’ A. Savage will celebrate the release of his new solo album in Ridgewood, Queens with a free acoustic show before his tour starts next week.

INDIGO GIRLS

Veteran folk duo Indigo Girls have added holiday dates to their tour schedule, including a show at NYC’s Webster Hall on 12/4. All dates are here.

DAR WILLIAMS / AMY RAY BAND

Meanwhile, Indigo Girls’ Amy Ray will be on the road with her solo band for a West Coast tour with Dar Williams in early 2024. Stops include Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and more.

BROOKLYN FOLK FESTIVAL

The Brooklyn Folk Festival holds its 15th edition this year on November 10-12 at St Ann’s Church and features a 75th annivesary celebration of Smithsonian Folkways and anthologist Harry Smith. Check out this year’s lineup and schedule.

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Check our Tour Dates category for more.

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Our Favorite Songs of the Week (playlist)

Bill Pearis — Fri, 13 Oct 2023 20:57:48 +0000

Between our daily coverage, our Notable Releases and Indie Basement columns, and our monthly punk and rap roundups, we post tons of new music all the time here on BrooklynVegan. In an effort to keep track of all the new music we’re excited about, we’ve been posting a new playlist each week with many of the songs we love that were (mostly) released that week.

This week’s playlist includes new music by glass beach, Guided by Voices, boygenius, PinkPantheress, The Beths & Pickle Darling (Postal Service Cover), Jamila Woods (ft. Saba), L’Rain, Tricky, Bad Bunny (ft. Young Miko), ††† (Crosses) ft. El-P, awakebutstillinbed, Many Eyes, The Libertines, bar italia, English Teacher, MIKE (ft. Earl Sweatshirt), Full of Hell & Nothing, Madi Diaz, Jenn Champion, Flying Raccoon Suit, The Menzingers, Wimps, Barely Civil, Cupid & Psyche, bdrmm, Bas Jan, A Beacon School, Kirin J Callinan, Marika Hackman, Land of Talk, Blue Ocean, Choses Sauvages, Goat, Futuropaco, Elephant Stone, Uni Boys, Mike Donovan, Helena Deland, and The Drums.

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BROOKLYNVEGAN WEEKLY PLAYLIST 10/13/2023
glass beach – the CIA
Guided by Voices – For the Home
boygenius – powers
PinkPantheress – Capable of Love
The Beths & Pickle Darling – Brand New Colony (Postal Service Cover)
Jamila Woods – Practice (ft. Saba)
L’Rain – Our Funeral
Tricky – Ponderosa (Reincarnated)
Bad Bunny – Fina (ft. Young Miko)
††† (Crosses) – Big Youth (ft. El-P)
awakebutstillinbed – Clearview
Many Eyes – Revelation
The Libertines – Run Run Run
bar italia – Jelsy
English Teacher – Nearly Daffodils
MIKE – plz don’t cut my wings (ft. Earl Sweatshirt)
Full of Hell & Nothing – Spend the Grace
Madi Diaz – Same Risk
Jenn Champion – 28
Flying Raccoon Suit – Eat the World
The Menzingers – Take It To Heart
Wimps – Animal
Barely Civil – Coasting Mostly
Cupid & Psyche – Anxiety’s Rainbow
bdrmm – Mud
Bas Jan – Singing Bar
A Beacon School – Mantra
Kirin J Callinan – Eternally Hateful
Marika Hackman – Hanging
Land of Talk – Sitcom
Blue Ocean – Take A Care
Choses Sauvages – Pression
Goat – I Became the Unemployment Office
Futuropaco – Muro Vuoto
Elephant Stone – The Spark
Uni Boys – I Don’t Believe in Love
Mike Donovan – Wild Strip ／ Beeline Subway
Helena Deland – Drawbridge
The Drums – Be Gentle

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35 New Songs Out Today

BrooklynVegan Staff — Fri, 13 Oct 2023 20:25:54 +0000

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.

ICE SPICE & REMA – “PRETTY GIRL”

Rising Bronx drill star Ice Spice has been flexing her multi-genre muscles lately, and today we get to hear her team up with Nigeria’s Rema on an Afrobeats song.

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FRED AGAIN.. FT JOZZY – “TEN”

Fred Again.. is in the middle of a sold-out three-show run at NYC’s Forest Hills Stadium and in celebration he dropped this new track made with Jozzy and Jim Legxacy. “This song is about missing home,” says Fred Again.. “Which I have this year more than ever.” He adds, “Jozzy and Jim are both fuckin g’s and great friends from different sides of the world which I kinda love because it feels like one voice is coming from LA and another from London. But yeh foreal I wanna thank them for making this song wit me and also jus for bein my mates. Cos I guess that’s the thing that makes being away from home better? Its always the people innit.”

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THE DRUMS X RICO NASTY – “DYING”

The Drums’ new album Jonny is out today and it’s good. As a surprise the band also released a new single today, “Dying,” which is not on the album but it does feature Rico Nasty. “Working with Jonny has been a dream,” says Rico Nasty. “He has such a vulnerable soul… the song came about pretty simply. We’ve been showing love to each other throughout the years and our schedules finally allowed us time to make something beautiful together. The song is about spending all your life dying for love.”

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KATE PIERSON (B-52S) – “EVERY DAY IS HALLOWEEN” FT SIA

Sadly, this is not a Ministry cover, but B-52s cofounder Kate Pierson has written her own song titled “Every Day is Halloween,” which she made with Sia. “It seems that Halloween is everyone’s favorite holiday yet there are only a handful of Halloween songs!” declares Kate Pierson. “So I am correcting this grave mistake with a VERY spirited song written by me and with the supernatural SIA and the soulful SAM DIXON.”

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ERICK THE ARCHITECT – “AMBROSIA” (ft. CHANNEL TRES)

Erick the Architect of Flatbush Zombies taps Channel Tres for the hip-house-leaning “Ambrosia.”

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MAIYA THE DON – “HE CAN’T REACH” (ft. ENCHANTING)

Having just released her debut mixtape Hot Commodity earlier this month, New York rapper Maiya the Don has now released a new banger for Issa Rae’s Rap Sh!t.

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MARIAH THE SCIENTIST – “FROM A WOMAN” / YOUNG THUG – “FROM A MAN”

Mariah the Scientist announced a new album, To Be Eaten Alive, due October 27 via her new label home of Epic Records. The first single is the London on da Track-produced R&B slow jam “From A Woman,” which was released alongside her romantic partner Young Thug’s song “From A Man.”

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OFFSET – “FREAKY” (ft. CARDI B)

Offset’s new album Set It Off today, and it features two songs with his wife Cardi B, recent single “Jealousy” and the new “Freaky.” As always, it’s a treat to hear these two together.

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WAYSIDE – “HALF NELSON”

Wayside lean into grunge revival on new single “Half Nelson” off their upcoming Will Yip-produced album What Does Your Soul Look Like.

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BLANKET – “EUPHORIA”

Blanket’s “Euphoria” is a stirring blend of sludge and shoegaze.

Euphoria by blanket

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MIKE DIMES – “DO NOT DISTURB” (ft. DRO KENJI)

Texas upstart rapper Mike Dimes remains prolific and consistently great on the loud, booming trap of “Do Not Disturb.”

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PROMISELAND – “TAKE THE HOUSE DOWN” (BOYS NOIZE REMIX)

“Promiseland is heavily inspired by Industrial/electronic/club music and even with a more punk aesthetic I often pop up at sweaty rave here in New York to perform a song or two,” says Promiseland’s Johann Rashid of this new Boys Noize remix. “Promiseland is the vibe that keeps the floor dancing at 4AM. I wanted to capture a slice of the night here in New York City. From club to club, the energy on the dance floor seems to mimic the insanity from the streets.”

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MIZMOR – “DOUBT” (PORTUGAL. THE MAN COVER)

One-man black metal band Mizmor is the brother of former Portugal. The Man member Ryan Neighbors, and now PTM has commissioned a cover of “Doubt” by Mizmor. “Collaborating with John [Gourley] and [director] Mike [Ragen] was a lot of fun,” Mizmor says. “My brother, Ryan, used to play in Portugal. The Man, and I was the kid brother who played heavy music; I think John always thought that was kind of cool… but it wasn’t until Mike’s music video trilogy idea that it clicked on exactly how to meld the Mizmor sound with the PTM sound.”

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FLYING RACCOON SUIT – “EAT THE WORLD”

Mississippi indie-ska-punks Flying Raccoon Suit have shared the second single off their upcoming Bad Time Records debut Moonflower, and this one finds them blending shouting, sneering punk with bright, rich horns.

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YOUTH FOUNTAIN – “IDENTICAL DAYS”

Vancouver emo/pop punks Youth Fountain have shared another yearning, catchy taste of Together In Lonesome (due 11/3 via Pure Noise).

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CHRIS STAPLETON – “IT TAKES A WOMAN”

Chris Stapleton delivers an arresting ballad with “It Takes A Woman” off his upcoming album Higher.

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MURA MASA – “RISE” FT. NADIAH & “GIMME”

Ahead of his DJ set at Fabric in London tonight (10/13), Mura Masa has shared a new double single, the NADIAH-featuring house track “Rise,” and the glitchy “Gimme.”

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MOUTHBREATHER – “IMAGINARY SKIN”

MouthBreather’s fourth album Self-Tape comes out November 10 via Good Fight Music, and new single “Imaginary Skin” finds their metalcore sounding as ruthless and chaotic as ever.

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RUBI ROSE – “HOOD BITCH AESTHETIC”

Rubi Rose tones it down for a slow jam with “Hood Bitch Aesthetic.”

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JESSE JO STARK – “FALLOUT”

As she wraps up her North American tour, Jesse Jo Stark has shared a yearning, country-tinged new waltz, “Fallout.”

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FLOWDAN, LIL BABY & SKRILLEX – “PEPPER”

Grime MC Flowdan, Atlanta rapper Lil Baby, and electronic star Skrillex come together on “Pepper.”

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SILENT THUNDER (LAMP OF MURMURR) / ZMYRNA SPLIT

Silent Thunder is another project of M from Lamp of Murmurr, and today he released a split with Zmyrna.

Saeculum Mysticum (Split w/ Zmyrna) by Silent Thunder

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YNG LVCAS – “PERREANDO TRISTE” (ft. EL MALILLA, EL BOGUETO & UZIELITO MIX)

A lot of new albums came out today, and one we didn’t get a chance to review that’s very worth hearing is Super Estrellas by rising Mexican reggaetonero Yng Lvcas. It includes “Perreando Triste” which also has a new video.

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PAUL VAN DYK X PHUTURE X DJ PIERRE – “ACID TRAXXX”

A few techno-house legends have gotten together for this squelchy old-school track. Says Paul Van Dyk, “Working with DJ Pierre has been a dream come true. He’s a founding member of music as we know it and revolutionized electronic music with his innovative use of the Roland TB-303. We wanted to create a track that pays homage to the roots of electronic music while pushing boundaries and taking listeners on a sonic journey.”

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HOLY SHIP (EX-BLACKSTRAP) – “GODLESS YOU”

Jonatan Westh, who used to play in Swedish band Blackstrap, now makes trippy psych as Holy Ship. New single “Godless You” should appeal to Spiritualized fans.

Godless You by Holy Ship

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THE LIBERTINES – “RUN RUN RUN”

The Libertines are back with All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade, their first album in nine years, which will be out March 8 via Casablanca Records. The first single “Run Run Run,” which was written and sung by Carl and is a corker, with that Libertines swagger and camaraderie intact.

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EYEDRESS & MAC DEMARCO – “MY SIMPLE JEEP”

Eyedress tapped Mac DeMarco for single “The Dark Prince” back in August and now they’ve back with new single “My Simple Jeep” where they celebrate the simple things in life. They wrote the song together and recorded it with producer Zach Fogarty who also plays keyboards on the song. The video is cool, too.

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BRITTANY HOWARD – “WHAT NOW”

Brittay Howard announced a new album and shared the title track, which you can read more about here.

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KIRIN J CALLINAN – “ETERNALLY HATEFUL”

Kirin J Callinan has released a new single from his upcoming album If I Could Sing. “Eternally Hateful” is an ’80s-style synth-rock jam, the kind that is perfect for his bravado-filled style. As good as the song is, though, the video is better.

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HAVE MERCY – “ALIVE”

Baltimore emo/post-hardcore band Have Mercy have announced a new album, Numb, and the first single is “Alive.” Read more here.

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L.S. DUNES – “PERMANENT REBELLION” (DEMO)

L.S. Dunes (members of Circa Survive, My Chemical Romance, Thursday, and Coheed & Cambria) have announced an album of demos of all 11 songs from their 2022 debut LP Past Lives. Read more here.

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JUDAS PRIEST – “PANIC ATTACK”

Judas Priest have shared the first single off their nineteenth album Invincible Shield. Read about it here and pick up our exclusive blue vinyl variant of the new album.

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BLINK-182 – “FELL IN LOVE”

blink-182’s new album One More Time… is out next week and here’s one more song.

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MANY EYES (KEITH BUCKLEY) – “REVELATION”

Former Every Time I Die vocalist Keith Buckley has shared the first song by his new band Many Eyes. Read our interview with Keith for much more on this song and the project overall.

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Looking for even more new songs? Browse the New Songs archive.

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