Are you excited for this Westside Cowboy album? You should be. The young Manchester rockers will release their debut LP It Goes On in August, and after lead single “Kick Stones (The Boys)” and their prior EPs, we’re chomping at the bit for the rest of this thing to drop. We get a second preview from the It Goes On tracklist today with the release of “Pin Up Boys.”
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Titling your album Cancel Me (I’m Tired) in 2026 is certainly a choice, and London dance-rockers Fat Dog have chosen it. They may be tired, but the faux-outrageousness on display here is exhausting me as well. Good thing the live show is fun. Plus, some percentage of the people at those Foo Fighters stadium shows Fat Dog are opening in Europe this week will probably find the album title amusing.
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NYC-based experimental electronic artist Ela Minus and Miami-based DJ-producer Nick León share a Colombian heritage, and last year they teamed up on “Ghost Orchid,” a single from León’s debut album A Tropical Entropy. Now they’ve gone and made a whole EP together, much like Minus did with DJ Python back in 2022. “It was so free,” León says of his creative chemistry with Minus. “There were unspoken understandings of what we wanted to do. That’s not normal.” Minus adds, “We immediately felt this kinship.”
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In January, Adult DVD signed to Fat Possum and unleashed an enthralling dance-punk anthem called “Real Tree Lee.” Now, the Leeds band is announcing their eponymous, self-produced debut album and sharing another deranged banger. This one’s called “Cowboy On Aisle Three.”
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Asking Jadasea about his new album title, Holly Grove, it feels like I’m playing a game of multiple choice. One moment, it’s a poignant tribute to his home. The next, he just chose it because he thought it sounded cool. Kicking back in his friend’s garden on a sunny London afternoon, he settles for something like all of the above, with an emphasis on hometown inspiration and immediate practicality.
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It’s been a couple years since Bullion’s last album, Affection, which featured Carly Rae Jepsen, Panda Bear, and Charlotte Adigéry. In the meantime, Nathan Jenkins has been busy producing records, like Avalon Emerson & The Charm’s recent Written Into Changes. Now, he’s announcing his new LP Nearly.
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No matter how old you are, it’s time for your Sadurn return. That’s a little astrology joke for you regarding the announcement of The Underworld, the Philly indie-folk band’s follow-up to their 2022 debut Radiator. The album emerged from a period of struggle for frontperson G DeGroot during which they physically couldn’t sing. “I was having chronic pain, problems with my voice, gut issues,” they explain in a press release. “It felt so urgent to try and keep things going, but my body was saying no.”
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This year, streaming services are tackling the problem of AI-generated music. In January, Bandcamp announced they were banning it; in March, Apple Music introduced AI transparency tags. Today, Tidal revealed its plan, which is closer to the latter than the former. However, along with AI music being identified with badges, it won’t be able to be monetized.
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Christian “Smokey” DeRoeck, a founding member of Woods and Menaguar and a guitarist for Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band, also leads his own band called Little Gold. The Athens, Georgia combo is building up to the release of new album Public Dog, and if you have any affinity for the above associations, you’ll want to tap in.
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New Order have been enmeshed in some drama as of late. Since they were revealed as members of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame’s Class Of 2026, founding bassist Peter Hook stated that he wouldn’t be standing with his ex-bandmates and hadn’t spoken with any of them in years. Now, the band has announced that drummer Stephen Morris and keyboardist Gillian Gilbert won’t be touring with them for the foreseeable future.
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