Erykah Badu and The Alchemist confirmed their collaborative album, due out August 28, alongside the new single “Witch Doctor.”
Brandi Carlile will release ‘Return To Myself (Sad Gay Version)’ on September 25, featuring reworked tracks co-produced with Aaron Dessner and a collaboration with Jon Hopkins.
More rarities from Ween’s country era have surfaced in the form of ‘Golden Wastes,’ a new four-song EP.
Terry Haggerty, guitarist for Sons of Champlin, re-recorded songs from across his career for a new solo album, ‘Family,’ arriving on September 7.
It’s official, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s new album ‘Alien Metal’ arrives on Friday.
Railroad Earth confirmed the release date, title and tracklist for ‘Will Of The Water,’ their forthcoming new studio album.
The Tallest Man On Earth announced his new album, ‘Just Beyond Endless Mountain’ and shared a video for the single “Deliver Me From Trying.”
Caroline Rose will release ‘Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall’ on October 23 via SUCK records, their new independent imprint.
Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts announced a new studio album, ‘Second Song,’ arriving in September through Reprise Records.
After making her name as one of music’s brightest young guitarists, Grace Bowers launches her solo career with the announcement of ‘Grace’ and its fiery lead single.
Fans can experience Phoebe Bridgers’ new album inside planetariums around the world before ‘Lost Weekend’ officially arrives on August 14.
Bruce Cockburn traces the music that shaped him on a new covers album, ‘The Blood Of Others.’
Sleep confirmed the release of a new album, ‘Hempispheres,’ and shared the record’s second single, ‘The Morrisist.’
Molly Tuttle will release ‘So Long Little Miss Sunshine (Acoustic EP)’ on September 4 and shared the first preview with the intimate new version of “Rosalee.”
Susanna Hoffs announced a new album, ‘The List,’ and shared the lead single, “Casablanca.”
Australia’s Amyl and The Sniffers detailed their new live album and accompanying concert film ‘Truth Or Consequence.’
The Nershis debut album, ‘Songs For The Road,’ arrives this fall and is previewed today with the single “I Drive Me Crazy Too.”
The Grateful Dead’s September 26, 1991 concert gets officially released this week on ‘Dave’s Picks Volume 59.’
