PinkPantheress kicked off the year with “True Religion,” a collaboration with Shygirl and Isabella Lovestory for Shygirl’s Club Shy Room 2 EP. Today, she’s sharing her first solo song of 2025 with “Tonight,” which samples Panic! At The Disco’s “Do You Know What I’m Seeing?” from their 2008 album Pretty. Odd.

In January, Frànçois And The Atlas Mountains released their new album Âge Fleuve. Today, the French-British pop band is back with a new version of the track “Le Fil” that features Cassandra Jenkins singing in French.

Last year, Air celebrated 25 years of Moon Safari with a deluxe reissue and an anniversary tour. Now, the French duo is announcing a remix of the album by British producer and electronic artist Vegyn for Record Store Day.

Godsmack have announced the departure of guitarist Tony Rombola and drummer Shannon Larkin. The band shared a statement today following speculation due to their tour that kicked off last month, which has Sam Bam Koltun of Doroth and Faster Pussycat on guitar and Will Hunt of Evanescence on drums.

Stereolab’s last studio album was 2010’s Not Music, which was followed by their hiatus. The beloved Anglo-French band reunited in 2019 for tours and reissues, and now they’re finally teasing new music.

The Season 3 finale of The White Lotus happens on Sunday (Apr. 6), and today it was revealed that the dark-comedy HBO series is parting ways with its composer, Cristóbal Tapia de Veer, due to creative differences.

Over the weekend, Morgan Wallen sparked controversy when he appeared on SNL, abruptly left the stage during the end credits, and then posted an Instagram Story of his private jet with overlain text that read, “Get me to God’s country.” It quickly became a meme, and now the controversial country star has made merch inspired by it.

Neil Young has a European tour coming up this summer, highlighted by his much–discussed headlining set at Glastonbury. He’s becoming concerned that he might not be allowed back in the United States afterward for the North American leg of his tour.

Cult-beloved Manchest indie rockers WU LYF aren’t just back together; they’re putting new music out into the world. In February, fromtman Ellery Roberts’ post-WU LYF duo Lost Under Heaven announced their breakup and shared “Creation Song,” their farewell single. After teasing a reunion, WU LYF announced a string of shows last month. Now, they’ve shared their first new track since their 2012 breakup.

No Windows introduced their latest EP The Great Traitor with the alluring “Return.” Now the Glasgow band has another mesmerizing track in store. “Easter Island” finds Morgan Morris and Verity Slangen in folk duo mode, harmonizing over little more than some fingerpicked acoustic guitar and bass, with just the right amount of minimal sonic flourishes. There’s a slight twinge of precocious indie-pop in their singing at the end, before the song disappears into gorgeous ambient whirring.