The infectious energy of Perennial’s latest LP Art History landed them on our list of the Best New Acts Of 2024. Today, the New England mod-punk trio is announcing their new EP of ’60s-inspired tunes titled Perennial ’65.

Black Moth Super Rainbow are back! The Pennsylvania electro-psych rock group have announced their new studio album Soft New Magic Dream, the follow-up to 2018’s Panic Blooms. It’ll be out in June, and you can hear lead single “Open The Fucking Fantasy” now.

In 2021, Ghost Mountain — a member of the eclectic, hyper-online music collective Haunted Mound — wiped his music from the internet and went on hiatus. Today, the cult-followed maverick is back with his debut mixtape October Country, made with Sematary.

Last week, LISA unveiled her debut solo album Alter Ego, which featured Doja Cat, Rosalía, Megan Thee Stallion, Future, and more. Now, fellow Blackpink member JENNIE’s debut solo album Ruby is out as well, and it includes the Dua Lipa collab “Handlebars.”

Mayhem has descended upon us. Lady Gaga’s long-awaited return to pop is finally here, following a rollout that has lasted for nearly seven months and overlapped with last fall’s jazzy Harlequin project.

Roy Ayers, the jazz-funk pioneer known for the hit “Everybody Loves The Sunshine,” has died. He passed away on Tuesday (March 4) in New York City following a long illness. He was 84.

Last year, Coldplay released their latest LP Moon Music and Chris Martin said the band wouldn’t be making that many more albums. Now, the frontman is working alongside FIFA to help curate the first ever halftime show at the World Cup final next year.

Last year, Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour came to an end after selling over $2 billion in tickets. The nearly two-year long run was not without problems; on Monday (March 3), it was revealed that two people in New York allegedly stole and resold more than 900 tickets and turned a profit of $635,000.

Today, Yaeji released the new song “Pondeggi.” The Korea-born, New York-based singer and DJ is also a part of a new AI project with Microsoft and TBA Agency called Artifacts, along with Swedish rapper Bladee, Mexican-American singer-songwriter and producer Cuco, and other artists.

If you like your chamber music to be dense, droning, and dissonant, you’re probably a big fan of Lucy Railton. The British cellist and composer — who has worked with titans like Kali Malone and Stephen O’Malley, Phill Niblock, Laurel Halo, and Patti Smith — today announces Blue Veil, her first ever album of solo cello recordings. Recorded at Église du Saint-Esprit in Paris, it’s coming in April via Ideologic Organ. “Phase III,” a preview track out now, is a nine-minute plunge into a haunted meditative state, and I mean that in the best way. Listen below.