Our new print issue, The '90s Issue Part 2, features Pulp and Suede on the two covers and is available to pre-order now.
The issue also features our Top 300 Albums of the 1990s.
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Dance-punk is back! Leeds, England six-piece Adult DVD deliver 12 tracks of acid house-inspired bangers on their self-titled debut, on Fat Possum.
Jimi Arundell reviews the album:
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This week’s Songs of the Week includes the latest tracks by Julia Jacklin, CHVRCHES, Blondshell, Protomartyr, mary in the junkyard, This Is the Kit, Mandrake Handshake, Adult DVD, Perfume Genius, Phoebe Bridgers, The Cindys, Trentemøller, and more.
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Danish electronic producer Trentemøller (aka Anders Trentemøller) is releasing a new self-titled album on November 13. Now he has shared its second single, “Swerve,” which features the guest vocals of Hong Kong-born, Vienna-based singer Sakura.
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Earlier this year, electronic musician Caural shared 'Aura,' a collection of unreleased and compilation-only tracks dated to the early 2000s. Today, Caural is sharing a new video for his track, “Heartwork,” premiering with Under the Radar.
Our latest digital cover story: Blondshell on "Violins," healing, and songwriting.
“When I was making the album, I realized there’s a lot of pain, drama, and difficulty in there.”
By Andy Von Pip, with exclusive photos by Shervin Lainez.
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U2 have announced a new album, "Carnaval De Luz" on Interscope, and shared its latest single, “Silencio,” via a music video.
The album also features “Torn,” a duet with the late Dolly Parton that’s said to be her final vocal performance.
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Blondshell’s "Violins" is out tomorrow via Partisan. Andy Von Pip reviews the third album for Under the Radar.
“Raw, unflinching lyrics with soaring, anthemic melodies.”
Read it here:
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British psych-rock band Mandrake Handshake have announced a new album, "Laputa" on Tip Top, and shared its first single, “The Tether / Modulo 5.”
If you like Stereolab or MEMORIALS, you might dig these guys.
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London trio mary in the junkyard have shared a new song, “Jane.” It follows their debut album, "Role Model Hermit," released in July via AMF, and comes ahead of their North American tour dates in November.
https://t.co/1TPirCAMdJ
This Is the Kit, the project led by Kate Stables, have announced a new album, "Ghost Coat," on Memphis Industries, and shared its first single, “Skim a Stone,” via a music video. This Is the Kit have also announced some 2027 tour dates.
https://t.co/kV8m9QOK0Z
Julia Jacklin’s "The Gem" is out this Friday via 4AD. Mark Moody reviews the album for Under the Radar, calling it Jacklin’s “rangiest album yet” and praising “some of her finest lyric writing ever.”
“Some of her finest lyric writing ever.”
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Richard Ashcroft brought The Verve’s songs and his solo material to Alexandra Palace Park in London this summer, delivering a set heavy on "Urban Hymns" alongside some of his best-known solo songs.
Read our live review:
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Scottish electro-pop trio CHVRCHES have shared a new song, “Roses.” It’s their first new song in three years. They also have some charity performances lined up for next month.
Listen to it here:
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Australian singer/songwriter Julia Jacklin is releasing a new album, "The Gem," this Friday via 4AD. Now she has shared its fourth and final pre-release single, “If I Had the Hand of God,” via a music video shot in Las Vegas.
https://t.co/gHgrupWJNn
Squirrel Flower talks with Tobias Furlong about "Say a Prayer to the Gods of Getting Going," out now on Polyvinyl. “I like to think of my record in that way, less so a travelogue and closer to something representing me and a time in my life.”
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Ezra Collective returned last Friday with "Here Because of Hope," their new album for Partisan. Haydon Spenceley reviews the latest from the increasingly influential British jazz act, featuring guest appearances from Letitia Wright, Leona Lewis, and more.
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Detroit-formed post-punk band Protomartyr are releasing a new album, "Hotel Usona," this Friday via Domino. Now they have shared the album’s third single, “Exalted Eagles.”
https://t.co/x1IqFtLQUG
Later this week, punk duo Index are sharing their debut album, 'Vis Inertiae,' out on September 25th via @GetBetterRecs. Today, they've shared an early listen to the record's final single, "Dissolve," premiering with Under the Radar.
Nicole Atkins returned last Friday with "Drama" on Sun Records and Chris Isaak's Wicked Game Records imprint. Haydon Spenceley reviews the new album.
"'Drama' feels like a separation from the past and a step towards the future."
Read the full review:
https://t.co/wbeNTSOp59
20 years ago today, Emily Haines of Metric released her debut solo album, “Knives Don’t Have Your Back.” Our co-publisher Wendy Lynch Redfern photographed Emily for Under the Radar.
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