Last year, the Raveonettes released The Raveonettes Sing…, a covers album that took on the Velvet Underground, the Cramps, Buddy Holly, and more. Last month, the Danish indie rock duo returned with the announcement of a sequel to 2014’s Pe’ahi. They shared “Blackest,” and now they’re back with “Killer.”
During the Australian leg of her tour, Dua Lipa has been covering and bringing out artists from that country. Last week in Melbourne she covered AC/DC’s “Highway To Hell,” Natalie Imbruglia’s “Torn,” and Kylie Minogue’s “Can’t Get You Out Of My Head,” and Wednesday (Mar. 27) she was in Sydney covering local legends INXS’ “Never Tear Us Apart.”
In May, I’m With Her will release their sophomore effort Wild And Clear And Blue to follow their 2018 debut See You Around. The folk trio unveiled the lead single “Ancient Light” earlier this month, and now they’re back with “Find My Way To You.”
During her father’s final months, Poppy Ackroyd composed a piano piece for him called “Notes On Water.” She turned it into a fully fleshed song, and now she’s releasing it along with the stripped-down version.
Last month, Rico Nasty announced her new album LETHAL and unleashed the edgy anthem “TEETHSUCKER (YEA3X).” Today, the eclectic musician is leaning into pop with the sweet earworm “On The Low.”
Last month, Lael Neale announced her new album Altogether Stranger and released the magnificent single “Tell Me How To Be Here.” Today, she’s back with “Down On The Freeway.”
FKA twigs recently kicked off her Eusexua tour in Paris. She was getting ready to bring it to North America, but today several of those shows have been cancelled due to visa problems.
CMAT is back. The Irish musician released her sophomore effort Crazymad, For Me in 2023, and it was nominated for a Mercury Prize. Today, she announced its followup EURO-COUNTRY and unveiled the single “Running/Planning.”
An early Beatles demo has been discovered in a Vancouver record shop. Last week, Rob Frith threw on a tape labelled “Beatles 60s demos” at Neptoon Records, figuring it was a bootleg. After posting a video of it to social media, he discovered it was a rare, direct copy of an early audition recording.
