There’s a lot music popping out on a regular basis that it’s exhausting to maintain observe. On these days when the inflow of latest tracks is especially overwhelming, we sift by means of the noise to carry you a curated record of essentially the most attention-grabbing new releases (the very best of which shall be added to our Greatest New Songs playlist). Beneath, try our observe roundup for Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
Jeff Tweedy – ‘One Tiny Flower’, ‘Out In The Darkish’, ‘Stray Cats In Spain’, and ‘Sufficient’
Jeff Tweedy has introduced a triple album, Twilight Override, and shared not one, not two, not three, however 4 songs from it. ‘One Tiny Flower’ is whimsically breezy, ‘Out within the Darkish’ is glowing, ‘Sufficient’, ‘Stray Cats in Spain’ is essentially the most touching, whereas ‘Sufficient’, the mission’s nearer, is described by Tweedy as “a summation.” He defined, “That is the sunshine you’re working in the direction of the entire file. It’s the gentle that simply involves phrases with–okay, it’s by no means gonna be sufficient. It’s by no means gonna be totally okay. You’re by no means gonna utterly fill your self up with all these items you like. You’re infinite, you’re deep, you’re insatiable…should you’re doing it proper. Cease considering so fucking a lot about issues that you would be able to’t management.”
The Autumn Protection – ‘The Ones’
As if Jeff Tweedy asserting a triple album weren’t sufficient, the Autumn Protection – the duo of longtime Wilco members Pat Sansone and John Stirratt – have introduced their first album in additional than 11 years. Right here and Nowhere shall be launched on October 10, and the breezily contemplative ‘The Ones’ is out now. The observe is “a meditation on impermanence, and wrestling with the lack of individuals and issues which were significant in a life,” in response to Sansone. “Musically, the track takes inspiration from some songs that have been standard on the radio in my childhood, by which now I acknowledge a sure eeriness or disquiet. I assumed this musical backdrop match properly with the theme of the fading of a well-recognized world.”
They Are Gutting a Physique of Water – ‘trainers’
Few – if any – trendy shoegaze bands could make fuzz sound as all-consuming as They Are Gutting a Physique of Water, who’re again as we speak with the announcement of a brand new album LOTTO. Singer Doug Dulgarian described ‘trainers’, which solely provides gas to the argument, as “a vignette, a day within the life; wanting one thing healthful whereas nonetheless grappling with the fact offered clearly by my unconscious. I’ve constructed this life for myself, idealizing escape like all of us do, I dwell on this home constructed on what I can solely understand to be dangerous selections and disgrace, of consolation and distraction. stroll to the shop to purchase some dumb factor that gained’t assist, after fantasizing about escaping all of it. look again on the consolation of my home and contemplate staying outdoors on the planet tonight, as a result of the escape isn’t sufficiently big, it simply by no means is.”
Amanda Shires – ‘A Method It Goes’
“I can present you ways he left me/ Paint an image, rising flowers for no person/ However I’d quite you see me thriving” are the opening strains on the primary single off No person’s Lady, Amanda first album since her divorce from Jason Isbell. It’s nothing wanting devastating. “No person’s Lady is what got here after the wreckage, the silence, the rebuilding,” Shires shared. “It’s about standing within the aftermath of a life you thought would final eternally and realizing nobody is coming to avoid wasting you.”
Guerilla Toss – ‘Life’s a Zoo’
Guerilla Toss have shared one other preview of their Stephen Malkmus-produced fifth LP, You’re Bizarre Now. The joyously overstimulating ‘Life’s a Zoo’ additionally options vocals from Malkmus, in addition to Ben Katzman vocals and guitar.
King Princess – ‘Cry Cry Cry’
King Pricess has shared a brand new single from her forthcoming album, Lady Violence, and it’s stuffed with angst. “You’re gonna cry, cry, cry if you hear this,” she sings on the observe, which is “a couple of friendship with a girl that didn’t work out,” in response to Mikaela Straus. “Generally two divas create an explosion.”
Upchuck – ‘Forgotten Token’ and ‘Un Momento’
After sharing the Ty Segall-prodyced single ‘Plastic’ final month, Upchuck have introduced an entire album produced and combined by the indie rocker. I’m Good Now, the Atlanta punk outfit’s third LP, is led by two weighty but cathartic tracks, ‘Forgotten Token’ and ‘Un Momento’. “On this world of fixed distractions and stressors it’s essential to maintain your thoughts, physique, and spirit sane and sound sufficient to proceed by means of this seemingly unending battle,” singer KT mirrored. “Being a POC, by default, you’re gonna have that rage. You’re gonna have that need for change, and that need for the fuckery to finish.”
Keep Inside – ‘Oh, Longshoreman’
Brooklyn emo band have introduced a brand new album, Lunger, arriving October 3 on Tiny Engines, with a nocturnal, self-assuring new track ‘Oh, Longshoreman’. The follow-up to final yr’s Ferried Away was co-produced by vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Chris Johns and Brian DiMeglio.
Daphni – ‘Clap Your Fingers’
When Dan Snaith implores you to ‘Clap Your Fingers’, you merely can not relent. Daphni’s new single is as enchanting because the current ‘Unhappy Piano Home’, however with much more oomph.
”it is a little bit of a vibe shift from the restraint of unhappy piano home… i made this one for a set at Rainbow Disco Membership in Japan and have been taking part in it in all places ever since,” Snaith commented. “i’ve obtained an entire bunch of unreleased daphni stuff able to go and that i’m just about letting what followers are asking me about essentially the most resolve what comes out subsequent. it feels nice to know that there are individuals who have heard it in my units which are ready for it. it’s easy and intuitive – as soon as i’d obtained the fundamental thought collectively the important thing was to only get out of the best way and never overcomplicate it. simply to verify it hit exhausting and that the timing was proper in order that it retains you ready for brand spanking new components to come back in simply lengthy sufficient.”
Winter – ‘With out You’
“This track is diving into that feeling of longing, of what we name in portuguese ‘saudades’” Samira Winter shared of her newest single Grownup Romantix single. “It’s a phrase that isn’t translatable to English and describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic eager for one thing or somebody that’s absent, misplaced, or unattainable.” Winter makes it really feel graspable.
Wombo – ‘Spyhopping’
Wombo have shared a whimsical, off-kilter track known as ‘Spyhopping’, which is lifted from their upcoming album Hazard in Fives. Vocalist Sydney Chadwick defined: Spyhopping is a habits by marine animals like whales, the place they’re checking their environment by poking one eye out of the water whereas protecting the remainder of their physique safely beneath. The lyrics resemble my damaged prepare of ideas, going from one path to the following, and my try to ‘reel it in’ and turn into centered once more. Like being underwater, and needing to, now and again, resurface for readability.”
The Sophs – ‘Loss of life within the Household’
Latest Tough Commerce Recordssignees The Sophs have dropped a hooky but weak new track, ‘Loss of life within the Household’. Frontman Ethan Ramon stated it’s “some of the private songs I’ve ever written. It confronts my difficult relationship with disgrace, and the way, at a sure level, I had satisfied myself I’d quite grieve a liked one than take any form of accountability. Releasing it virtually seems like purging these ideas. Possibly it’s as a result of I lastly really feel like I’m explaining myself clearly. Possibly I really feel protected by my vulnerability. All I do know is it means one thing to me.”
Water From Your Eyes – ‘Enjoying Classics’
The primary single from Water From Your Eyes’ upcoming album It’s a Lovely Life hinted on the file’s amalgamation of influences, and ‘Enjoying Classics’ is a straight-up dance observe. As quickly as Rachel Brown says “Look,” she has your consideration. “’Enjoying Classics’ began as an try to rework an current guitar piece that I had stalled on right into a dance quantity after Rachel requested that the following album have a disco track on it – the unique model was 12 minutes lengthy,” Nate Amos defined. Brown added, “It was in all probability my favourite instrumental that Nate despatched so it was my favourite to work on lyrically. I really like disco and dance music and I had been begging him to make a brilliant dance focused observe. I used to be specializing in the thought of dancing in a membership regardless of the world falling aside outdoors. It was written throughout Brat Summer time, so Charli positively had an affect.”
Geese Ltd. – ‘Lloyd, I’m Able to Be Heartbroken’
Geese Ltd. have teamed up with Lunar Trip for a shimmering tackle Digital camera Obscura’s ‘Lloyd, I’m Able to Be Heartbroken’. “I first heard the Lloyd Cole track ‘Are You Able to Be Heartbroken?’ when a good friend performed me Rattlesnakes, which grew to become a favourite,” Geese Ltd. guitarist/vocalist Tom McGreevy defined. “Later I noticed the Digital camera Obscura observe was a nod to it, and I used to be immediately hooked—it’s an indie pop basic that channels ’80s UK influences into one thing contemporary. We initially coated it throughout a radio session round Hurt’s Method, and after taking part in it on tour, we determined to file it correctly. Gep from Lunar Trip did a killer vocal association that elevated it.”
Pile – ‘Bouncing In Blue’
Pile have shared ‘Bouncing in Blue’, the wistful closing single off their forthcoming album Sunshine and Stability Beams. Per a press launch, it’s “a observe about releasing management, letting go of certainty, and discovering freedom from expectation.”
Margo Worth – ‘Don’t Wake Me Up’ [feat. Jesse Welles]
Margo Worth has teamed up with Jesse Welles for a brand new single, ‘Don’t Wake Me Up’, which comes paired with a video that pays homage to Bob Dylan’s ‘Subterranean Homesick Blues’. “This track started as a poem a number of years in the past and was initially impressed by poet Frank Stanford,” Worth defined. “My husband and co-writer, Jeremy Ivey, discovered the thought I had scribbled from my deserted pocket book, and we resurrected it with a melody. The entire thing got here collectively in ten minutes in a type of lightning bolt moments the place you’re tapped into one thing greater than your self. I wished to remind individuals of all of the locations and ways in which we’re nonetheless allowed to dream even when the surface world looks like a nightmare.”
Wyldest – ‘All It Would Take Is a Telephone Name’
Wyldest is again with a stirring new track, ‘All It Would Take Is A Telephone Name’, together with a video she filmed on the moors of Connemara in Western Eire. “I got here throughout an enormous egg-shaped monument known as the Marconi and was fascinated by it,” she shared. “It was in the midst of nowhere – standing alone as a tribute to Guglielmo Marconi, the inventor of the primary wi-fi telecommunication machine. I assumed, satirically, that was an important hyperlink.”
Drain – ‘Stealing Happiness From Tomorrow’
Drain has dropped a ripper known as ‘Stealing Happinness From Tomorrow’, taken from their upcoming album …Is Your Good friend. It comes with a video showng the band on the street, the place they spend most of their time, with out their founding drummer Tim Flegal, who’s needed to sit sit out current reveals as he fights most cancers at house.
Saul Williams, Carlos Niño & Mates – ‘Sound then Phrases’
Worldwide Anthem has introduced Saul Williams Meets Carlos Niño & Mates At TreePeople, a brand new collaborative LP that’s out August 28. It was recorded in December in Los Angeles’ Coldwater Canyon Park, on the grounds of the conservationist group TreePeople. Previewed by the observe ‘Sound then Phrases’, the file options Kamasi Washignton’ ontenor sax, the group contains Nate Mercereau on samples and guitar synthesizer, Aaron Shaw on flute and saxophone, Andres Renteria on a bunch of various types of percussion, sound design and electronics from Francesca Coronary heart, and Maia on flute, vibraphone, and vocals.
Verses GT – ‘Your Mild’ [feat. George Riley]
Verses GT – the duo of Jacques Greene and Nosaj Factor —have introduced their self-titled debut LP, arriving September 12. The hazily intoxicating lead single ‘Your Mild’, that includes George Riley, is out as we speak. “It’s been inspiring to belief our instincts and go for it,” Jason Chung (Nosaj Factor) shared. “It feels much more significant doing this now, after every of us has put out a number of solo data.” Philippe Aubin-Dionne (Jacques Greene) added, “I really feel like belief is the important thing phrase and idea round this mission, it is a 50/50 relationship and the give-and-take that comes with it.”
Groceries! – ‘Angel Quantity’
‘Angel Quantity’, the brand new single from Groceries!’s debut album Human Extinctions, is a fragile stunner. The file will self-released this Friday, July 18.
