JAY-Z’s New Album 4:44 Has Arrived: Listen
It’s here—JAY-Z has released his new studio album 4:44. The 10-song collection features Beyoncé, who contributed additional vocals to “Family Feud.” More
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Liars Release “Cred Woes,” First Single From New Album TFCF
Last month, Liars announced a new album with some spooky YouTube videos and other social media ephemera, and now that album has a title and some pretty incredible art. More
Liars Detail New Album TFCF With Bonkers Artwork, Share New Song: Listen
In May, Angus Andrew announced a new Liars album, the first since the departure of founding member Aaron Hemphill. More
Deerhoof Announce New Album Mountain Moves, Release “I Will Spite Survive” ft. Wye Oak’s Jenn Wasner
Last month, Deerhoof announced a wealth of new music they’ll be releasing this year, mostly via various side projects featuring the band members in various alternate configurations and accompanied by additional musicians. More
Rancid Announce New Album Trouble Maker, Release Video for Single “Ghost of a Chance”
Rancid will release Trouble Maker, their first album since 2014’s Honor Is All We Know, on June 9. More
Wavves Announce New Album You’re Welcome, Share Two New Songs: Listen
Wavves have announced a new album, You’re Welcome. The follow-up to 2015’s V is out May 19, via the band’s Ghost Ramp label. More
Dirty Projectors Release New Album 3 Days Early: Listen
Dirty Projectors have released their new self-titled album, Dirty Projectors, three days ahead of schedule. More
Goldie Announces New Album The Journey Man, Shares New Track
Goldie has announced a new album entitled The Journey Man coming out June 16 via Cooking Vinyl and Goldie’s Metalheadz label. More
Tennis Announce New Album, Share Video for New Song “In the Morning I’ll Be Better”: Watch
Tennis have announced their next studio album, Yours Conditionally. The fourth album from husband-and-wife team of Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore is out March 10 via Mutually Detrimental. It marks their first release since Ritual in Repeat in 2014. Spoon’s Jim Eno, who produced that album, returns this time around, but only as a mixer; Yours Conditionally was self-produced by Tennis. Check out the music video for their new song “In the Morning I’ll Be Better” below, along with the tracklist and the band’s tour itinerary for 2017.
Recently, Tennis were among the artists that contributed to Amazon Music’s Indie For The Holidays playlist. They covered Lindsay Buckingham’s “Holiday…
Kid Cudi Announces New Album Release Date, Shares New Track With Travis Scott: Listen
Kid Cudi’s new album–the follow-up to 2015’s Speedin’ Bullet 2 Heaven–has a new release date. Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’ is out December 16 via Republic, according to an iTunes listing. (Cudi confirmed the digital release date, as well as the physical release on December 23.) Cudi has also shared the album’s “Baptized in Fire,” which features Travis Scott (with whom Cudi collaborated extensively on Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight). Listen to it here, and see the updated tracklist and artwork below. Pitchfork has reached out to Kid Cudi’s representatives for more information.
Cudi had planned to release his record in September, but it got delayed “due to some minor sample…