A good stoner movie always needs a good soundtrack. And the new Dylan Meyer film The Wrong Girls, which hit theaters Friday, appears to have the soundtrack to match. Not only did garage and psych-rock connoisseur Ty Segall score the film, but Mannequin Pussy also have a scene, while tunes by Sheer Mag and Tacocat feature as well.
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Last night, at Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, Noah Kahan fans were greeted with a big surprise — and this time it was not shit or piss. Kahan brought out friend and “generational GOAT” Chappell Roan to sing her song “California” from her breakthrough debut album The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess.
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New York’s Raavi are back with their first new music since 2024’s The Upside EP. On Friday (Aug. 14), the indie-pop band returned with the sprawling, gorgeous tune “second thoughts,” which is the first taste of something new coming soon. It’s a relaxed, meditative track, with Raavi Sita’s hypnotic vocals as the centerpiece as she sings of jealousy, wine, and skinny dipping, before the guitars build into a swift storm around her. It comes with a music video by fellow musician Nara Avakian; watch below.
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Courtney Love has been teasing a new solo album since 2020. It would serve as the followup to 2010’s Nobody’s Daughter, which was billed as a Hole record despite Love being the only member of the band involved. When she first mentioned the LP, she said it was “the longest record that’s ever been written in the history of rock, so it better fuckin’ be good, no filler.” Then, in 2024, she shared that Michael Stipe and Will Sergeant were featured on it. Today, she offered another update on the album, while also explaining the health struggles she endured in 2019 that almost resulted in her death.
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Earlier this week, Frankie Valli made headlines when his brother Bobby said the 92-year-old doo-wop legend was retiring. But it looks like Frankie’s career is continuing after all.
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Slipknot have finally confirmed turntablist #0 is out of the band after 28 years. Two weeks ago, TMZ reported that the metal group’s original DJ, Sid Wilson, was notified that he’d been “permanently kicked out.” Now the pink slip appears official.
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New Orleans duo Twisted Teens have become one of the breakout underground rock bands of the year thanks to two albums’ worth of ragged, energetic, extremely catchy Southern-fried punk rock. They recently announced they’ll have a third LP out this year to go along with Blame The Clown and Florida Water Blues, a breakup album they’ve compared to Blood On The Tracks. I have no idea if “toe” will be on there or not, but if it is, the album will be quite different from the rest of this band’s work.
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Last year, Paco Cathcart released their first album under their name after over 50 albums as the Cradle. But now the singer-songwriter is back to using the moniker to announce a new LP called Get Yourself A Man & Other Love Songs, arriving this fall.
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Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks below and on Stereogum’s Favorite New Music Spotify playlist, which is updated weekly. (An expanded playlist of our new music picks is available to subscribers on Spotify and Apple Music, updated throughout the week.)
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The Dayton/Columbus quartet Smug Brothers plays a scrappy, classicist form of indie rock that shows plenty of influence from local heroes like Guided By Voices, who once counted Smugs drummer Don Thrasher among their ranks. Next month, they’ll follow up last year’s very fun Stuck On Beta with a new LP called Pinhole To Vortex, and they started rolling it out today.
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