In a moment that bridges decades of music history, Paul McCartney has announced his first-ever duet with Ringo Starr. The new single, titled “Home to Us,” marks a rare full vocal collaboration between the two former The Beatles bandmates. The track is set to appear on McCartney’s upcoming album The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due […]
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Social Distortion are closing out the rollout for their long-awaited new album with the release of “The Way Things Were,” the third and final advance single from Born To Kill, out now via Epitaph Records. The track lands as a reflective centerpiece, channeling the band’s signature mix of grit and heart. Sonically and lyrically, “The
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Mike D is stepping back into the spotlight in a major way. After going viral for a surprise performance of So Whatcha Want alongside his sons’ band Very Nice Person, the Beastie Boys legend has announced a run of intimate shows across Los Angeles, New York, and Paris. The buzz started when Mike D joined
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White Denim have never been a band content with standing still, and their latest album 13, out now via Bella Union, continues that restless evolution. Arriving April 24, the record leans into a rich blend of rock, funk, soul, and dubby textures, while still carrying the band’s signature looseness and experimental edge. At its core,
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Dirty Heads are back with a double release, sharing two new tracks—Better and Sound Boy Killa—as they continue rolling out their upcoming album 7 Seas, due June 12 via Better Noise Music. “Better” leans into the band’s more reflective side, built around a message of unity and resilience. Percussionist Jon Olazabal described the track as
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This week’s Pier Song of the Week on the Skratch N Sniff Alt Show spotlights Surfer Girl and their new single “Lose Touch,” a smooth, genre-blurring release that continues the band’s evolution across indie pop, alt, and reggae-rock textures. Fronted by Carter Reeves Schultz, formerly of Aer, Surfer Girl has carved out a lane that
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Boston’s The Elovaters are back in the mix with “Pockets Full Of Sand,” teaming up with Bryce Vine for a laid-back, genre-blending track that fits right into their evolving sound. The single marks the eighth and final preview of their upcoming album Shark Belly Motel, set to drop May 15 via Ineffable Records. It’s a
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Virginia trio RDGLDGRN take over this week’s Pier Song of the Week with The Gold Album, a full project that leans into their signature blend of reggae, alternative, and indie pop. Instead of a single, this week’s spotlight goes bigger. The Gold Album brings a wide range of collaborators into the mix, including Little Stranger, Surfer
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The Strokes has announced a massive global tour set to hit North America, the U.K., Europe, and Japan this summer and fall, alongside news of their upcoming album Reality Awaits, arriving June 26 via Cult Records and RCA Records. Kicking off in June and running through late October, the tour will take the band across
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Foo Fighters are back in full force with “Of All People,” the latest single from their upcoming album Your Favorite Toy, due out April 24 via Roswell Records and RCA Records. Raw, loud, and a little unhinged in the best way, “Of All People” taps into the band’s more aggressive instincts. The track leans into
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