New Music

The metal band mixes existential rage, slow-moving sludge and elegant melodies on an album-length examination of the ego.

In the Nashville singer-songwriter's hands, Springsteen's portrait of pent-up tension embraces the melancholy of obsessive attraction.

Spike Lee directs a video for the Prince ballad to go along with his latest feature film BlackkKlansman.

The Dreamville rappers appear in a vibrant video for Bas' latest single off his upcoming album Milky Way.

Goth encompasses a spectrum of dark sounds, moods and fabrics. Zola Jesus, Siouxsie Sioux and Pale Waves put those leather pants to work on the dance floor.

June West's music blooms like a desert wildflower, sweet and resolute in three-digit heat.

The Portland, Maine-based trio makes punchy, self-deprecating indie-rock about heavy feelings. Its debut album, Common Blah (featuring a guest appearance by J Mascis) is out in October.

The Virginia-hailing R&B and jazz fusionist shares a new single about shooting your shot out of your age bracket.

If only Thug had kept this same energy on Slime Language.

Foodman's disjointed beats, clipped samples and flashes of whimsical melody sound like the soundtrack to a lushly deconstructed video game.

The Chicago-based artist, poet and activist makes music that feels like a quietly stoic challenger to a beastly world. Tasha's debut album, Alone at Last, comes out Oct. 26.

The rising guitar virtuoso recorded his new album, 'Carolina Confessions' at Nashville's iconic RCA Studio A. Listen to two new songs "Homesick" and "Welcome 'Round Here."