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.
COMPUTERWIFE – “NOBODY”
Ahead of her tour with feeble little horse, NYC noisy pop artist Computerwife has shared her first new music in 3 years, “Nobody.” “‘Nobody’ is about being in love in Las Vegas, taking pictures of my boyfriend in hotels, driving through the desert, and staying up all night high on the sidewalk, doing a lot of nothing,” she says. “It’s about the power of sharing the world with someone else even though no relationship is ever perfect.”
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CIARA – “YES”
Ciara’s first new music of the year is “Yes,” which celebrates her 10 year anniversary with Russell Wilson. “Since the first day we met…we haven’t stopped laughing, dancing, dating, holding hands, being passionate, praying, forgiving, and having the best time of our lives,” she says. “I remember saying Yes like it was yesterday, and I would say Yes all over again! ”
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BEYONCÉ – “MORNING DEW (DONK)”
Beyoncé is gearing up to celebrate 20 years of sophomore album B’Day, and she’s shared her first new music since 2024’s Cowboy Carter, “Morning Drew (Donk),” which will appear on a B’Day reissue.
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THE VELDT – “MORNING, JUNE AND YESTERDAY”
Long-running shoegaze boundary-pushers The Veldt are back with this ethereal new song and the video is a tribute to 4AD graphic designer Vaughan Oliver (and This Mortal Coil).
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ADA LEA – “COPYCAT”
Ada Lea announced a new EP, the end is a wave, due out August 12 via Saddle Creek. It features songs that were cut from last year’s when i paint my masterpiece, and the first single is electro-pop track “copycat,” which was inspired by Elena Ferrante’s The Neapolitan Quartet.
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OMNIGONE – “CORPSE OF CORPORATIONS”
Link 80 offshoot Omnigone announced a new album, Turn Up the Fear, due out August 14 via Bad Time Records. They’ve shared the first single, “Corpse of Corporations,” which Adam Davis suggests you play “LOUD AS FUCK!!!!”
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WOLF ALICE – “GOSPEL OAK”
Before playing their homecoming show at Finsbury Park on Sunday, Wolf Alice announced a 7″ of b-sides from the sessions that produced their most recent album, last year’s The Clearing. The Clearing: B Sides is due out August 21, and they’ve shared the first single, the folk-inspired “Gospel Oak.”
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TWISTED TEENS – “FLORIDA WATER BLUES”
New Orleans mutant punk duo Twisted Teens have announced their second album of 2026, and while details on it are still to be revealed, they’ve shared the title track, “Florida Water Blues.”
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