The Flaming Lips will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their landmark 1999 album, ‘The Soft Bulletin,’ with a 2LP vinyl reissue due out in September.
Sociologist of sound Dr. Whitney Johnson and her musical alter-ego Matchess announced parallel albums, ‘Hav and Stena,’ previewed with a selection from each, “Vari” and “In Sleep.”
Ween shared a previously unreleased demo of “Voodoo Lady” to preview their forthcoming ‘Chocolate & Cheese (Deluxe Edition)’ reissue.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard issued “Hog Calling Contest,” the latest single from their forthcoming album, ‘Flight b741.’
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings announced an extensive tour in support of their upcoming new album, ‘Woodland.’
Legendary rock band Genesis will reissue most of its studio output on vinyl in the coming months.
Charley Crockett’s second album of 2024, ‘$10 Cowboy Chapter II: Visions of Dallas,’ is due out next week.
Vancouver rock duo Japandroids detailed their fourth and final album, ‘Fate & Alcohol,’ and shared the single, “Chicago.”
Dawes announced details of their ninth studio album, ‘Oh Brother,’ featuring lead single “House Parties” and a cross-country tour in support of the record.
Hippo Campus confirmed a new album, ‘Flood,’ and shared the music video for new single “Paranoid.”
TAUK and Matisyauh teamed for a new single, “Sky to Light,” the first in a collaborative series from the Long Island outfit.
The Linda Lindas confirmed a new album, ‘No Obligation,’ and shared the single, “All In My Head.”
Low’s Alan Sparhawk will release a new solo album, ‘White Roses, My God’ featuring the lead single, “Can U Hear.”
Orville Peck relased a new single, “Death Valley High,” featuring Beck and set for Peck’s upcoming guest-filled album, ‘Stampede.’
Kim Deal released her first single under her own name, “Coast,” engineered by the late Steve Albini.
The Frank Zappa camp announced the release of ‘Apostrophe (‘) – 50th Anniversary Edition’ and previewed the collection with “Uncle Remus (Piano and Vocal Mix 2024).”
Lotus’ 11th studio album ‘How to Dream in Color’ is both a sonic innovation and tribute to late percussionist Chuck Morris.
Yacht Rock Revue shared details on their ambitious double LP, ‘Escape Artist,’ set for release this fall.
