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Apparat has shared a new single, “Hum Of Maybe”, off his upcoming album “A Hum Of Maybe” out February 20th via Mute.

TRACKLIST:

1. Glimmerine
2. A Slow Collision
3. Gravity Test
4. Tilth Feat. KÁRYYN
5. Hum Of Maybe
6. An Echo Skips A Name
7. Enough For Me
8. Lunes
9. Williamsburg
10. Pieces, Falling – w/ Bi Disc
11. Recalibration

Sacha Ring shared this about the song: “It’s a ‘maybe’ that is not weakness, but a space where things can grow. The album embraces a state of limbo, where there are no longer any unbreakable certainties or clear answers, only a multitude of simultaneities and intermediate states. Not or, but and: Analogue and digital. One and zero. Micro and macro. Light and shadow. The hum is that undercurrent of potential – the in-between, where life actually happens.”

Holy Fuck have shared the first single, “Evie”, off their upcoming album “Event Beat” out March 27th via Satellite Services.

TRACKLIST:
1. Evie
2. Broken Roots
3. Elevate
4. Czar
5. Seven
6. Ice Box
7. Gold Flakes
8. Aerosol
9. Bricks
10. Diamond
11. Event Beat

Brian Borcherdt shared this about the album: ‘…the vibe of this album is running towards something that is beyond personal control, either at the mercy of some bigger system or some unspoken will.”

The video for the song was directed by Colin Medley.

The band has a tour lined up in support of the album with MEMORIALS as support for the USofA part of the tour.

Ulrika Spacek have shared the third single, “Picto”, off their upcoming album “EXPO” out February 6th via Full Time Hobby.

The band shared this about the video: ” The origin of this video began with the cruel dilemma of having an upcoming dental appointment when you’re phobic of going to the dentist. Sonically it firstly made sense to do something in darkness or the night but we tried to flip that and thought medical white light could be equally unsettling. They say you have to confront your fears in order to disarm them and in this case that involved buying multiple dentistry text books with the view of scanning them and including them in the video. This took a little bit more time than first thought as it was kinda impossible to open these books until the real life appointment had taken place.”

The video for the song was directed by Katya Ganfeld.

Mitski has shared the first single, “Where’s My Phone”, off her upcoming album “Nothing’s About To Happen To Me” out February 27th via Dead Oceans.

TRACKLIST:

1. In a Lake
2. Where’s My Phone?
3. Cats
4. If I Leave
5. Dead Women
6. Instead of Here
7. I’ll Change for You
8. Rules
9. That White Cat
10. Charon’s Obol
11. Lightning

The video for the song was directed by Noel Paul and it was based on Shirley Jackson’s 1962 novel, “We Have Always Lived in the Castle”.

Charlie XCX has shared a new single, “Wall Of Sound”, off her upcoming score for the film “Wuthering Heights” directed by Emerald Fennell.

The movie stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The film is also due out February 13.

Kim Gordon has shared the first single, “NOT TODAY”, off her upcoming album “PLAY ME” out March 13th via Matador.

TRACKLIST:

1. PLAY ME
2. GIRL WITH A LOOK
3. NO HANDS
4. BLACK OUT
5. DIRTY TECH
6. NOT TODAY
7. BUSY BEE
8. SQUARE JAW
9. SUBCON
10. POST EMPIRE
11. NAIL BITER
12. BYEBYE25!

Kim Gordon shared this about the album via a press release: “We wanted the songs to be short. We wanted to do it really fast. It’s more focused, and maybe more confident. I always kind of work off of rhythms, and I knew I wanted it to be even more beat-oriented than the last one. Justin Raisen really gets my voice and my lyrics and he understands how I work, that came forth even more on this record.”

The video for the song was directed by Kate & Laura Mulleavy.

Memorials have shared the second single, “Cut Glass Hammer”, off their upcoming album “All Clouds Bring Not Rain” out March 27th via Fire.

TRACKLIST:
1. Life Could Be a Cloud
2. Cut Glass Hammer
3. I Can’t See A Rainbow
4. Dropped Down The Well
5. In The Weeds
6. Reimagined River
7. Mediocre Demon
8. Bell Miner
9. Lemon Trees
10. Watching The Moon
11. Wildly Remote
12. Holy Invisible

Memorials shared this about the album: “We travelled around to find the instruments and equipment we wanted to use, including a harpsichord, a vibraphone and a leslie speaker. Also, in the case of the studio in France, we were looking for a place to lock ourselves away with only the album to think about: Studio St Rémy is in the Landes region in south west France, in the middle of a forest, in a barn. We went there earlier in the year to record the Kate Bush documentary soundtrack, and loved it and returned in June for our own album.”

The video for the song was directed by the band themselves.

The Messthetics & James Brandon Lewis have shared the first single, “Gestations”, off their upcoming album “Deface The Currency” out February 20th via Impulse Records.

TRACKLIST:
1. Deface The Currency
2. Gestations
3. 30 Years Of Knowing
4. Rules Of The Game
5. Universal Security
6. Clutch
7. Serpent Tongue (Slight Return)

The video for the song was co-directed by Brendan Canty and Robin Bell.

Bonnie “Prince” Billy has shared the first single, “They Keep Trying To Find You”, off his upcoming album “We Are Together Again” out March 6th via No Quarter.

TRACKLIST:

1. Why is the Lion?
2. They Keep Trying To Find You
3. Strange Trouble
4. Life is Scary Horses
5. (Everybody’s Got a) Friend Named Joe
6. Vietnam Sunshine
7. Hey Little
8. Davey Dead
9. The Children are Sick
10. Bride of the Lion

Will Oldham shared this in a press release: “This record was made closer to the Ohio River than any I’ve been involved with since 1993’s Palace Brothers There Is No-One What Will Take Care of You. Louisville’s current-and-past vital musical community is highlighted on every song. Catherine Irwin, who sang on the BPB release Ease Down the Road, is back here on ‘Hey Little’ and ‘Vietnam Sunshine.’ Lacey Guthrie, Tory Fisher and Katie Peabody, the three front women of the band Duchess, sing together on the opening and closing songs, parallel odes to the beast that is fear.“