The French rapper Orelsan recently released a new album called La fuite en avant, and it closes with a song featuring former Daft Punk member Thomas Bangalter. Listen to “Yoroï” below. Bangalter is credited as a co-producer and co-writer of “Yoroï,” and he also played bass on the track. A representative for Bangalter told Pitchfork,…
Last year, London-based trio Ebbb released their debut EP All At Once, which was angelic and expansive like a lucid dream. Their music reminds me of Fleet Foxes, Animal Collective, and the Beach Boys, but it really sounds like cherubs having a rave. Today, they’re back with their third and final single of the year,…
Massive Attack don’t release new music often, but that could change in 2026. On social media, the band shared, “from next year we will release a cache of work created in the recent past,” adding that “tracks will be available physically and digitally via a new label.” The caveat, of course, is that the music…
Sassy 009’s forthcoming debut album Dreamer+ is shaping up to be a good one. The Oslo-based producer announced the record with “Butterflies,” which we named one of the Best Songs Of The Week, and she tapped Blood Orange for the following single “Tell Me.” Today’s new single is a dark, clubby banger called “Enemy,” which…
Charli XCX has announced a new album. The follow-up to Brat and its spinoffs is called Wuthering Heights, and it is out on February 13 via Atlantic. Below, listen to a new song from the album called “Chains of Love.” As the title suggests, Wuthering Heights was born from Charli XCX’s work with Emerald Fennell…
What do Tame Impala, Haim, Chance The Rapper, and Addison Rae all have in common? Though they’re arguably superstars now, in the past they were all featured among Stereogum’s annual roundups of the year’s Best New Artists (fka Best New Bands). We don’t claim to have any clairvoyant skills around here. We just have good…
Cleto Escobedo III, the leader of the Jimmy Kimmel Live! house band, has died. The saxophonist, who led the late-night TV show’s group, Cleto and the Cletones, from its inception in 2003, was host Jimmy Kimmel’s childhood friend since elementary school in Las Vegas. A cause of death has not been announced. Escobedo was 59…
Robyn has been sending us warning shots suggesting the follow-up to 2018’s Honey is imminent, and now she’s given us what seems to be that new album’s lead single. We don’t know anything yet about the Swedish alt-pop pioneer’s new LP, other than the fact that she’s now releasing her music through Young rather than…
More than half a century after forming, roots-rock stalwarts Little Feat have announced the start of their final tour. The Last Farewell Tour kicks off in April with shows across the southern United States, though the band have confirmed a global tour to follow. Scroll down to see Little Feat’s full list of tour dates….
Matt Cutler returned last month with “Ascension.png,” his first new song as Lone in nearly two years. The British electronic producer is keeping up that momentum today with another new one called “Sickly, Sweetly Summer Movie,” which, respectfully, is an odd title to give a song you’re releasing in mid-November. “Sickly, Sweetly Summer Movie”‘s enjoyability…
