Last month Tame Impala (Kevin Parker) shared the insanely hypnotic track 'End Of Summer', which indicated that a new album was in the works. Well it turns out that a new LP titled 'Deadbeat' will indeed drop next month, October 17th to be exact.
NYC band Public Circuit are scheduled to release their second album 'Modern Church' on September 12th. Having already shared the singles 'Samson' and 'To The Grave', the trio now unveil their third track 'No Faith'.
Liverpool outfit Monks have shared their latest single 'Welcome Home', which is out on Not That Records/Virgin Music.
When someone like Kim Gordon has accomplished as much she has in the world of rock which is more or less a tree with branches that include the sub-genres of punk, post-punk, no wave, indie, alternative, experimental, and more, what else is left?
As an artist who has pretty much not only been a ground breaker musically and visually, Björk has also been on top of the ever changing forms of technology.
London outfit Vanishing Twin have released their new album 'Afternoon X'. The record follows their 2021 LP 'Ookii Gekkou.
When thinking of Jennifer Touch, two words come to mind - multifaceted and powerhouse. Based in Berlin, she sings, writes, and produces songs that are wide in sound, reaching points including post-punk, new wave, cold wave, various styles of dance, synth wave, and even pop.
London's Night Tapes make their return with a new single called 'Serene'. The song is taken from their forthcoming EP 'Perfect Kindness'.
Dallas artist Kennedy Ashlyn, better known as SRSQ, has shared her new single 'Someday I Will Bask In The Sun'. An absolutely impactful release, the emotive production comprised of a drum & bass palette, splashed with sharp synth leads and punchy guitar lines
We always have time for London band Warmduscher. You can be guaranteed to get a high dose of fun, absurdity, and ultimately a musical melting pot ranging from post-punk to punk funk to dance. In fact, their 2019 LP 'Tainted Lunch' is still in rotation here at ColoRising.
