Well, yesterday I got another year older for better or worse. Help me celebrate by streaming some of the new music that came out this week.
Indie rocker Benjamin Booker has always remained a little under the radar, but now is as good a time as any for him to land on your radar. The latest album from Massachusetts punks Oh The Humanity! will be fun to rage to, and indie rockers’ The Backfires and The Deadbolts will get you energized with their new albums. Then there’s the new EP from Magana, which is sure to draw you in.
Multi-platinum rockers Shinedown have dropped two new songs from their next album, and folk rock stars Lord Huron released a new song and video starring Kristen Stewart. There’s two new tracks from a songwriter I love, Stephen Kellogg, as well as the first new track from Papa Roach in three years. As mentioned in our Throwback Thursday post yesterday, Fenix TX have released the first of a number of songs recorded with the late Adam Lewis, and reggae/ska band The Kilograms have shared the first single from their forthcoming debut LP.
Sam Fender keeps stoking the excitement for his third album with new tracks like the latest one shared today, and melodic punks Rise Against have returned with a new jam. And even more exciting – a previously unreleased Tina Turner song has been shared with the world, so we’re sharing it with you. Other acts returning to the list this week include Wig Wam, Rare Americans, Andy Frasco & the U.N., Amber Wild, Rat Boy, The Darkness, The Rubber-Necks, Empire of the Sun, Steve Creep and the Wildcards, Ski Team, Craig Finn, Canyons and Locusts, Reli, Thin Lear, Good Neighbors, Badflower, Anna Shoemaker, Scowl, Moletrap, Cloe Wilder, Maumaumau, Dreadsunshine and SkyDxddy.
New artists making their first appearances on the playlist include Jett Jenkins, Another Day, Molnet, Steve Young & The Real Time Players, Marseille, Leslie Jordan, Sarah Quintana, Seances, Clay and Kelsy, Garfield Mayor, Jools, Filiah, Tara Nome Doyle, Bridge the Gap, Star 99, Wryn and Violet Night.
Start listening to the New Music Friday Playlist right here!
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