While this week may seem like the briefest of breaks from May Music Madness, there’s still enough music to fill your weekend with goodness from start to finish.
Jack Antonoff’s Bleachers is back with their latest album of lyrically perceptive, musically bombastic rock n’ roll. And if you’re in the dark about Australia’s buzz band Ecca Vandal, now is the time to join them in the spotlight as their debut album is out. And if you want the perfect chill, summer record, the latest from The Coral will fit that niche perfectly.
Muse are embracing their bombastic side on their latest cut, and Kennyhoopla‘s is an indie rock banger. Canadian alt. rapper K-Os has returned with an undeniable banger, while Rainbow Kitten Surprise surprise us with another new one from their last album recording session. Peter Gabriel ‘won’t stand down’ on his new song, and Dexys Midnight Runner celebrate their life in England for their return.
NOFX wrote a song inspired by their recent documentary, and dropped it this week. Hardcore legends Quicksand shared a melodic, post-punk banger, while Vince Staples gets political waving a ‘white flag.’ English rockers The Darkness have unveiled a bold track for the Masters of the Universe soundtrack, while Amy Shark has gone personal as a ‘child of divorce.’ Mike D has dropped his second post-Beastie Boys single, while Tommy Lee shares a brand new track for his remastered version of TOMMYLAND.
There’s also new tracks from NMF playlist vets SeeTrees, The Magic City, Imogen Clark, Thomas Duxbury, The Feeders, Girl with a Hawk, Mock Media, Andrew Sa, Zebrahead, Aderyn, Devlin and The Harm, Yea-Ming and the Rumors, Maris, Michael Franti & Spearhead, sundayclub, Icarus Phoenix, Integra Pink, J. Mascis, Noah Gundersen, Andy Frasco & The U.N., Tropidelic, Nothing But Thieves, and David G. Smith.
And this week, we’re happy to introduce you to The Golden Hours, Madame Daley, Tiger Bear Wolf, Josaleigh Pollett, Julia Greenberg, Kalia Vandever, Lisa Molinaro, CR & the White Lights, Essence Martins, Jamie Webster, Split Keys, Fool Nelson, Regent, Getdown Services, Johanna Samuels, Farline, Lindsay Schoolcraft, SiM, Agnes Skures, Em Armstrong, Felix Antonio, Taylor Bleu, Izzie Yardley, Belvedere, Donnie Vie, AHI, Divers, The Tensions, Thaladela and Ratoon.
Start streaming now in our New Music Friday Playlist.
The Indy Review 