The FADER selects the best new songs right now the week of May 13, 2026 including songs by Trim, MUNA, Kenny Mason, Charli xcx, and more.

The best songs of the week include new music from Tyla and Zara Larsson, The Jungle Giants, Rosali, and more.

Editor's Note: Last year, SWT had the privilege of introducing you to Asbury Park, New Jersey-based rockers Yawn Mower and their latest album, I Just Can't

The singer looks like Walter White. That’s my big takeaway from the Joel Wilson-directed video for Australian band the Jungle Giants’ new single “A Moment Like That.” To be clear: Lead Jungle Giant Sa...

Robert Francis evacuated his family from the Los Angeles fires. His new album was recorded using his sister’s soot-covered synths.

Mike Chick is happy to announce the new LP Congarts, due out via Mint 400 Records on April 17th. Congarts is the latest solo LP from Chick, the Asbury Park, NJ musician who is also a member of the cri...

Robert Francis releases video for “State Line.” The track is off the artist's forthcoming album Phantasmagoria, out March 27 via Aeronaut

Eliza Noxon is back after nine years with her debut album: Good Monsters With Bad Habits

New Music Friday — Voxtrot drops Dreamers in Exile, Buck Meek releases The Mirror on 4AD, King Tuff returns to Austin, plus Julia Cumming, Sports & more.

Hello reader, How are you? Ready to learn about another multi-instrumentalist who is creating some great music under a new moniker? We're excited to introduce to you Rainshadower. This is the first so...

Corona Capital returned to Mexico City to celebrate its 15th anniversary from November 14th-16th, offering great performances from Deftones, Chappell Roan, and more.

Now in its 15th edition, Mexico City's Corona Capital continues to stake its claim as one of North America's preeminent festivals.

Now, Now’s surprise EP ’01’ and its haunting opener “Talk to God” mark a bold, breathtakingly intimate and all-consuming rebirth for the beloved indie pop duo – a raw, radiant reckoning with self that...

The world is scary enough lately. Dane Jackson features all the great new music that kept him going this month as he watched the world burn.

With his latest release, More Songs About Love and Death, Nate Harar, the mind and voice behind Dalton, continues his quietly powerful exploration of the human condition. Blending introspective songwr...

An interview with KC Dalager and Brad Hale of Now Now as they talk their new EP, '01,' why they left music for so long, and what's coming up next.

We caught the emo lover's dream festival, Best Friends Forever, in early October. Read our review of the festival!

We caught up with Mikey Adams from beloved Boston, MA band A Loss For Words who recently released These Past 25 Years, a new 7” celebrating the 25 years since their beginnings as a group, and their fi...

Rising indie outfit Social Cinema have officially released their long-awaited debut full-length Don’t Get Lost, out now via Midtopia. The record arrives...

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Hello reader, How are you today? Today, we’re excited to discuss another artist who is making some great music: Dalton. Since 2012 this is the project of multi-instrumentalist, and DIY singer-songwrit...

Social Cinema unveil their long-awaited debut album Don’t Get Lost via Midtopia, marking a major step in their evolution. After years of live domination and steady releases, the Kansas City indie-r…

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A Loss For Words has a new 7" out on Oct. 3, These Past 25 Years, out on Negative Progression Records. It's the band's first new music in 9 years …

American pop punk act A Loss For Words return with “The Night,” the new single from their upcoming seven-inch record These Past 25 Years.

Dalton, the creative project of indie musician and multi-instrumentalist Nate Harar, will release his new album More Songs About Love And Death on Octob...

Does a band ever honestly know when it is time to release a proper debut album? Does a cult-like following need to be established? Do social media and

Dalton’s Nate Harar always felt he had a great synth song in him. “Maybe it’s due to the laziness of wanting to create something without having to take out my guitar,” says the Brooklyn-based singer/s...

Alibi holds a mirror to our society’s cultural unraveling

Photo by Baldomero Plata Social Cinema are sharing “Deadly”, the latest single from their forthcoming full-length debut, Don’t Get Lost, due out on October 2nd via Midtopia. The song settles into a…

Music and art collective add to their unique, eclectic array of albums

Though Asbury Park’s Yawn Mower take its New Jersey roots quite seriously, the bigger, brighter, bolder I Just Can’t Wait To Die (Mint 400) may be just the thing to propel the quintet past the demarca...

Inspired by '90s alt, folk rock, and power pop, Yawn Mower take a step back and upscale their DIY approach into a stadium pleaser.

Social Cinema have announced that they will be releasing their debut full-length album. It is called Don’t Get Lost and will be out on October 2 via Midtopia. The band has also released their lead sin...

The 'Algebra for Broken Hearts’ album marks the first time all members of The Honeydogs contributed to the songwriting." Frontman Adam Levy explains.

Ben de la Cour returns with The Devil Went Down To Silverlake, a brooding, cinematic slice of americana noir that reimagines the crossroads myth with ...

Photo by Mary Dorsi Asbury Park's Yawn Mower have a new alt-rock single out that hits a perfect nostalgia button for me. "Geothermal Springs...

Photo by Mary Dorsi Yawn Mower share their new single “Geothermal Springs” along with a music video for the song. It’s the latest offering from their new album I Just Can’t Wait To Die, due out on …

I Just Can’t Wait To Die is an awesome title for an album, especially when the songs are pretty wholesome. It comes from New Jersey band Yawn Mower, who have another preview from the album today. The ...

Ben de la Cour has released his fifth album, New Roses, earlier this month on Jullian Records — however, the album wasn’t necessarily an intentional project, but the culmination of his artistic creati...

“A friend took me to see Ben De La Cour at a little hole-in-the-wall in Nashville. It didn’t take long to realize I was in the presence of

As it stands right now, we are already at war with ourselves regarding the RNRF end of the year best list… which is not only 6 months out from having to be finished but also neglecting all the other r...

The singer-songwriter breaks down each track from her brand new album

With New Roses, Ben de la Cour delivers the sonic equivalent of that eerie feeling you get when the beams from an oncoming set of headlights brush over you on a rainy day. It’s not quite a run in with...