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Shady Bug Share New Single "seed": Listen (opens the original)
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Shady Bug, the St. Louis band that are the latest signees to Julia's War Recordings, will release their latest LP I wanted to be there at the end of this month. Holy crap, it's October. Anyway, they've already shared the lead single "my night routine," and today, they've followed it up with the new single "seed." "seed" begins scraggly and discordant. Whirly guitars and pounding drums come in spurts like an unrelenting panic attack. When the track eventually slows, trying to catch its breath, th
THICK - "Heavy Metal" (opens the original)
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THICK are fucking back, baby. The Brooklyn quartet, which we dubbed a Band To Watch in 2018, have returned with a new single "Heavy Metal." It's their first new music in two years, following their 2024 singles "Mother" and "Father." Things are bad. We know this. On their new single "Heavy Metal," THICK detail all the bullshit inequity, ranging from toxic men to toxic chemicals in tampons, that women have to deal with. The opening line goes, "Heavy metal in our tampons/ No one cares about our bod
Kelly Clarkson Loves AI For Music, But Thinks "AI Artists" Should Compete On Separate Charts (opens the original)
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Kelly Clarkson was the most recent guest on the culture/comedy podcast Las Culturistas, hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers. Towards the end of each episode, there's a segment called "I Don't Think So Honey," where the guest has one minute to fire off a hot take or rant about whatever they choose. On Clarkson's episode, which dropped yesterday, Sept. 30, she talked about loving AI but argues that humans should have a separate Billboard chart from, in her words, "AI artists." Her full take, whic
Smush Announce New Album 'i’ll always wish,,': Hear "milkweed butterfly" (opens the original)
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In February, Brooklyn-via-Vancouver group Smush made me understand Norah Jones and Owl City in a whole new way. Their covers EP Standards, which also featured takes on Big Rig, Hotline TNT, and Field Medic, breathed kinetic glitchy/shoegazey bliss into modern classics. Today, they're back with new original music: a spiky single, "milkweed butterfly," that announces their sophomore album i’ll always wish,, coming early next year. I love when genres have an explosive chemical reaction. That's what
Dazy Shares New Single "Ugly": Listen (opens the original)
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Next month, VA-based songwriter/producer James Goodson, who releases music as Dazy, is dropping a compilation album titled MAXIMUMBLASTSUPERLOUD Vol. 2: 24 Songs From 2023-2026. The album collects singles and EPs from the past three years, and it also includes seven new songs. The Artist To Watch alum already shared the new track "Beat Change," which is a big, brassy thing with a clanging melody. Today, he's released the new single "Ugly." "Ugly" has a scratchy, playful sound to it. It feels qui
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