New Music

The British-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter depicts the collision of self-importance and insecurity from an earthier, more conversational angle.

The quiet synth-pop song illuminates a delicate to-and-fro with a crush who maybe has eyes elsewhere.

Dose Your Dreams is a return to David, a recurring titular hero in F***** Up's work, who now finds himself pushing paper in a desk job.

Chan Marshall's first album in six years, Wanderer, has spawned its first official single. "Woman" is a duet that mixes icy defiance with fogbound mystery.

Iron & Wine has been performing the song live since at least 2013, but has just given it its first proper release ahead of the band's upcoming EP, Weed Garden.

The London post-hardcore band finds strength in sisterhood on a new single from its forthcoming EP, The Future is Dark.

They are often beloved classics, or works of pure genius. And you never, ever need to hear them again. They are the songs that must be retired.

Collins is no stranger to protest songs. The storied folk singer weighs in on the current immigration debate with a personal, new song.

Sarah Davachi's electro-acoustic compositions seek the corners of quiet with a studious and patient curiosity.

On the band's ninth album, Ben Gibbard addresses an array of life's aftermaths, set against propulsive arrangements that know just when to sparkle and sway.

Nicki Minaj fans have made it through the storm for their matriarch — today, we find out if the turbulence was worth it.

Summer's almost over so we present new sounds and three premieres from upcoming albums.