It’s Tame time. “End Of Summer,” the first Tame Impala single for new label home Columbia Records, is out now. The seven-minute track, previewed by Kevin Parker last month in a Barcelona DJ set, is a headfirst dive into dance music. Yet the music is a subtly percolating slow-build — the kind of song that sneaks up on you, not bashes you over the head. Even when things really get going near the end, it’s a different kind of rush than we’re used to hearing from Tame Impala. “Let It Happen” feels decidedly less clubby by comparison.

TOPS’ songs usually have a groove to them, but this new one “Annihilation” is groovy as hell. It’s the latest preview of their new album Bury The Key, following “ICU2,” “Chlorine,” and “Falling On My Sword,” and it’s only magnifying the anticipation.

Last month, John Maus announced Later Than You Think, his first new music since 2018’s Addendum. The experimental-pop musician has released “I Hate Antichrist” and “Because We Built It,” and today he’s back with “Came & Got.”

Sometimes you hear a song and can immediately imagine a crowd losing their shit to it. TWIABP’s new Dreams Of Being Dust single “Dissolving” summons that feeling. A lengthy buildup only intensifies the anticipation, and the release is vehement and big.

Last year Giant Day released their debut album Glass Narcissus. The Elephant 6 band is already back to announce its followup Alarm, and the antsy lead single “Devil Dog” is out now.

Justin Timberlake is facing backlash over his first-ever performance in Romania, which took place at Electric Castle festival in Transylvania on July 17. The star is currently on the European leg of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, and videos of his unenthused demeanor and lack of singing at the show have now gone viral. The worst is ironically “Can’t Stop The Feeling,” in which he pulls his jacket hood over his head.

You’ve heard it. As soon as the chorus of Jess Glynne’s 2015 song “Hold My Hand” hits — Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday. You can’t scroll TikTok or Instagram Reels without seeing a video set to the viral audio. Now, Capital Breakfast brought together the pop star, who was visited with her “Right Here” and “These Days” collabators Rudimental, and the voice behind the slogan to recreate the trending moment.

If I were a musician and had a show scheduled today — the day of Ozzy Osbourne’s death — and I happened to know how to shred out some Black Sabbath classics, I would definitely do that. That’s what Geordie Greep did tonight in Birmingham with a blazing medley.

Earlier today Ozzy Osbourne passed away just weeks after performing with the original Black Sabbath lineup for a farewell concert. Now the Godfather Of Heavy Metal’s bandmates are sharing tributes on social media.

Teethe are stealing our heart with their spectacular Magic Of The Sale singles. The title track? A riveting reckoning with pain. “Holy Water”? An unexpected blast of hooky electric guitars to throw us off from their typical slowcore. “Hate Goodbyes”? An endearing, emotional little number featuring Wednesday’s Xandy Chelmis and Hovvdy’s Charlie Martin. Now they’re back with “Push You Forever.”