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Zach Bryan – “Madeline” (Feat. Gabriella Rose)

Zach Bryan releases new music in irregular spurts, but lately the outpourings have been ramping up. Early this month the alt-country superstar dropped three new songs , and he hasn’t waited long to put out another one. “Madeline” is a stripped-down duet with Gabriella Rose. The

The 5 Best Songs Of The Week

Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks below and on Stereogum’s Favorite New Music Spotify playlist, which is updated weekly. (An expanded

Worriers Announce Farewell Shows

A few months ago, Lauren Denitzio announced that they’re wrapping up their long-running indie-punk project Worriers: “With ever-changing goal posts, the economics of touring, and the diminishing returns of social media, I’m just not having fun anymore.” Denitzio, whose most

Glaive – “Asheville”

On “Asheville,” the newest single and first release of the year from Glaive, the hyperpop wunderkind returns home. The single is named after his North Carolina origins; Born Ash Blue Gutierrez, Glaive is from Hendersonville, North Carolina, which is a little south of Asheville.

Sheryl Crow Shares Protest Song “The New Normal”

Like so many of us, Rock And Roll Hall Of Famer Sheryl Crow is stressed out about living in a world where people’s social media feeds will pretty much reinforce whatever their beliefs already are, where tech billionaires are getting richer by stoking other people’s paranoia.

Tommy Richman – “Miami”

Tommy Richman really likes to whine. As a result, he’s had some viral hits including “Million Dollar Baby” and “ Actin Up .” Today, he’s returned with another single called “Miami.”

Yawn Mower – “New Years At The Airport”

You like The Big Lebowski , right? Of course you do. Everyone likes The Big Lebowski . I would rewatch that movie right now if I didn’t have to work. Instead, I will make do with the Asbury Park band Yawn Mower’s video for their very fun new fuzz-pop jam “New Year’s At The

Boyish Announce Debut Album Gun: Hear “Jumbos”

Today, Brooklyn-based duo India Shore and Claire Altendahl, who make lovesick rock music as Boyish, released their first music of 2025. Last year, they released a one-off collab with Chicago rocker Jackie Hayes and a covers EP that included takes on Hole, Bright Eyes, Olivia

Cuntry Roads: Cleo Reed’s Soundtrack For Survival

Cuntry , the sophomore album from New York-based multidisciplinary artist Cleo Reed, is a love letter to folk music — a borderless music rooted in memory and a call to action. Black, queer, and non-binary, Reed understands that folk traditions stretch across geographies and

Wisp – “Breathe Onto Me”

Natalie R. Lu, the young shoegaze artist who records as Wisp, blew up out of nowhere when her song “ Your Face ,” the first piece of music that she ever posted online under that name, became a viral sensation and made its way into Beyoncé’s stadium show . Wisp is now a

Jason Isbell – “Should I Go Missing”

In March Jason Isbell released his first solo acoustic LP Foxes In The Snow , which earned our Album Of The Week honor. Today the singer-songwriter is back to celebrate 10 years of his fifth studio album Something More Than Free with a reissue that includes a previously

Robin Kester – “The Daylight”

Robin Kester is back with another otherworldly Dark Sky Reserve track. To follow “ Departure ,” “ Happy Sad (It’s A Party) ” and “ An Hour Per Day ,” the Dutch musician is releasing another enrapturing gem called “The Daylight.”

Double Wish – “How Often Do You Think Of Me”

Double Wish’s eponymous debut is shaping up to be an entrancing listen. Previous singles “ Tattooed Heart ,” “ Papers ,” and “ Seatbelt (Deeper Ecstasy) ” indicate as such, and so does this glimmering new one called “How Often Do You Think Of Me.”

CBS Cancels The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert is coming to an end. The beloved talk show host announced the news during tonight’s taping, revealing that CBS is eliminating the entire late-night franchise due to a “financial decision.” The finale will arrive in May 2026.