Oliver Future, the onetime L.A. scene favorites who are now split between Austin and the West Coast, are back with their first new music in over a decade. “Phases of the Moon” introduces their third album, “A Year at Home,” coming in February.
Momma, the L.A.-born rockers now based in New York, release their first new single after signing to Polyvinyl. Their “Medicine” is easy to swallow.
Scruffpuppie’s second single via Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory imprint spins a poetic yarn about the slings of addiction and its ensuing chaos.
Rock out to new singles from Kills Birds, Greer and Black Adidas, all released this week
Matt Pond PA’s “Spaceland” salutes the now-shuttered Silver Lake club. Originally the closing track on Pond’s 2015 album “The State of Gold,” the song has been remade with Matthew Caws of Nada Surf. It’s the first tune on the album’s reissue, coming Sept. 24.
Madi Diaz has announced that her new album, “History of a Feeling,” will be out Aug. 27 via Anti- Records.
With the release of “How Can I Make It OK?’,” British rockers Wolf Alice usher in the arrival Friday of their nw album, “Blue Weekend.” The band also announced a U.S. tour that includes two nights at the Teragram Ballroom.
CHVRCHES’ new single features the Cure’s Robert Smith, and the Scottish trio’s fourth album, “Screen Violence,” comes out in August. There’s a live date in December at the Palladium.
Modest Mouse releases “We Are Between,” the first single from their seventh album, “The Golden Casket,” arriving in June.
Garbage release the title track for their upcoming album, “No Gods No Monsters,” and the video features the band rumbling underground to topple outdated idols.
