Studio Music

Matt Berninger of The National shared a new single, “Distant Axis,” from his forthcoming solo album, ‘Serpentine Prison,’ along with an accompanying music video.

Yo La Tengo will celebrate the release of a new EP, ‘We Have Amnesia Sometimes,’ with a pair of livestream performances this weekend.

The Pretenders released their first studio album, ‘Hate For Sale,’ of original music since 2016.

Mike Dillon released his new album ‘Rosewood’ today via Royal Potato Family

The Chicks, the trio formerly known as The Dixie Chicks, released “Gaslighter,” their first new studio album in 14 years.

Black Pumas shared an Amazon Original EP entitled ‘The Electric Deluxe Sessions’ featuring reworkings of songs from their 2019 self-titled debut and more.

The War & Treaty announced a new album, ‘Hearts Town,’ and shared the single, “Five More Minutes” along with a music video.

Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit issued an official recording of their December 2, 2016 show at the Georgia Theatre in Athens via Bandcamp.

The Prince Estate released a previously unheard early version of Prince’s “I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man” from the upcoming reissue of his 1987 double LP, ‘Sign O’ The Times.’

Listen to The Allman Brothers Band perform “Dreams” on June 27, 1999 in Hartford.

Whitney previewed ‘Candid,’ a collection of 10 covers, by unveiling their version of The Roches’ “Hammond Song.”

Full Moonalice utilized T Sisters’ arrangement of the Grateful Dead’s “Bird Song” for their own version, which comes with an accompanying video.

Will Butler of Arcade Fire will release ‘Generations,’ his first studio album in five years, this September and previewed the LP with its lead single, “Surrrender.”

Yo La Tengo issued their second new song in as many days, “Georgia thinks it’s probably okay (Tuesday).”

Jazz drummer Makaya McCraven will release a companion to his 2018 album ‘Universal Beings’ featuring the single “Mak Attack.”