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10.02.22

10/02/2022
by Norman Fleischer

  • Foals unveil new single 2AM, announce new LP Life Is Yours for summer release
  • Father John Misty release Q4, the second single from his upcoming new LP Chloë and The Next 20th Century
  • S. Carey announces new album Break Me Open for April 22 release, unveils title-track
  • Caroline Polachek reports back with new single Billions
  • Will Joseph Cook announces new album Every Single Thing for May 20 release, shares first single Little Miss
  • Moderat announce comeback album MORE D4TA for May 13 release, unveil first single FAST LAND
  • Portugal. The Man return with new single What, Me Worry?
  • Pillow Queens reveal Hearts & Minds from their forthcoming new LP Leave The Light On
  • Jack White releases title-track from forthcoming new album Fear Of The Dawn
  • Luke Steele from Empire Of The Sun announces solo debut Listen To The Water for May 13 release, unravels first single Common Man
  • Real Lies announce their first album in seven years, Lad Ash, for April 22, share new single An Oral History of My First Kiss
  • Jon Hopkins releases new instrumental ambient piece from short film A Gathering Of The Tribe

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