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Check out The Latest — for all the essential new music, tickets and livestreams you need right now. Pistol packs a punch This week, Danny Boyle’s much-anticipated Sex Pistols miniseries, Pistol, arrived on Hulu. Told through the eyes of guitarist Steve Jones, the six-episode retelling of the Sex Pistols’ story hits just as hard as

Travie McCoy has released a new music video for “The Bridge.” McCoy is joined by Elohim on the track. The music video was directed by Angelica Valente and Pseudo. Read more: Travie McCoy on new music: “I almost went broke making this album” At first glance, “The Bridge” is a spacey, relaxed track, but the

Bad Bunny has shared the music video for “Tití Me Preguntó.” The track is from his fourth studio album, Un Verano Sin Ti. The “Tití Me Preguntó” video was directed by STILLZ. Read more: Rico Nasty drops new single “Intrusive”—watch In the video, Bad Bunny tours New York, stopping at a bodega and a barbershop.

Maggie Rogers has released a new single, “Want Want” alongside a music video. The track was shared ahead of her new album, Surrender, out July 29. The song was produced by Rogers, Kid Harpoon and Del Water Gap. Read more: Sudan Archives releases “Selfish Soul” music video—watch “Want Want” is a track whose dark accompaniment

Turnover have shared two new tracks, “Wait Too Long” and “Mountains Made Of Clouds.” The band also released the tracks alongside visuals that elevate their respective tones. Additionally, Turnover will embark on their West Coast tour June 11. Read more: Pool Kids announce self-titled album, drop “That’s Physics, Baby”—watch “Wait Too Long” evokes memories of

Dylan Hryciuk has launched a crowdfunding campaign in support of his short film, Our Last Day As Kids. Hryciuk is the director of numerous Spiritbox videos, including “Constance,” “Hurt You” and “Blessed Be.” Hryciuk also directed Senses Fail‘s “I’m Sorry I’m Leaving” video. Read more: Tom DeLonge shares first teaser for ‘Monsters of California’—watch Our Last

Sudan Archives has announced her 2022 Homecoming tour. The tour will feature several dates across North America. The Homecoming tour includes stops in Sacramento, Chicago, Nashville and more. Read more: Sudan Archives releases “Selfish Soul” music video—watch Earlier this month, Archives released her single “Selfish Soul.” The track is an ode to freedom from others’

Neck Deep have dropped a new single, “STFU.” The band also shared a ’90s-inspired music video to go with the track. “STFU” is Neck Deep’s first new music in two years and their first self-released track in a decade. Read more: Neck Deep announce departure of longtime drummer Dani Abasi In “STFU,” Neck Deep return

beabadoobee has shared “Lovesong” from her forthcoming album, Beatopia. The project arrives July 15 via Dirty Hit. “Lovesong” is a piece that finds its power in contradiction. beabadoobee creates a gloomy landscape populated by self-doubt and regret. However, light pierces through every so often when she remembers she has her partner’s support. Read more: beabadoobee shares

The Rockin’1000 performed “My Hero” by Foo Fighters in tribute to their late drummer Taylor Hawkins. The massive group included musicians from 25 different countries. The performance occurred at Paris’ Stade de France May 21. The group’s set contained covers of Rage Against The Machine, the Who, Pink Floyd, the White Stripes and Guns N’

The Dangerous Summer have teamed up with Alternative Press to announce their signing to Rude Records. Additionally, the band will be reissuing their 2020 EP All That Is Left Of The Blue Sky. The band will also reissue their singles “Coming Home” and “The Best Part Of Letting Go.” The Dangerous Summer’s new album, Coming

Sueco has shared a new single, “Salt.” The track was dropped alongside a music video. “Salt” is the first single from the deluxe edition of his debut album, It Was Fun While It Lasted. Read more: Sueco is beginning a new chapter with ‘It Was Fun While It Lasted’—interview “Salt” is a heartfelt ballad about

Winnetka Bowling League have dropped “I Like To Hide In The Bathroom At Parties” via RCA Records. The track was released along with a lyric video. “I Like To Hide In The Bathroom At Parties” was written by Matthew Koma, the Knocks and Madison Love. Read more: Pool Kids announce self-titled album, drop “That’s Physics,

Check out The Latest — for all the essential new music, tickets and livestreams you need right now. Neck Deep return Neck Deep are back with their first new music in two years, “STFU.” In the single, the quartet fall back on their pop-punk roots while capturing the dread that often accompanies online culture. The

The Faim have shared “Me Because Of You,” a new single along with a music video. The song is from their upcoming album, Talk Talk, set to release July 8 via BMG. “Me Because Of You” is the Faim’s first self-produced track. Read more: The Interrupters drop “Anything Was Better” ahead of ‘In The Wild’—listen “Me

Founding Depeche Mode member Andy Fletcher has passed away. He was 60. Read more: From DEVO to Le Tigre and more, these artists defined synth-punk The band announced the news via social media. Their statement reads: “We are shocked and filled with overwhelming sadness with the untimely passing of our dear friend, family member and

Disney has shared a teaser trailer of new series Andor during its Star Wars Celebration event. The series is a prequel to 2016’s Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and spotlights Cassian Andor. Diego Luna will reprise his role as the Confederacy of Independent Systems spy. Read more: Natalie Holt makes history as first woman

CANDY have shared their new track “Transcend To Wet” ahead of upcoming album Heaven Is Here. The project is set to drop June 24 via Relapse Records. “Transcend To Wet” is an auditory collage of violence. Voices are warped until they call to mind a nail gun rapidly firing into metal. Meanwhile, the track yawns as

Ice Nine Kills have announced their new horror convention, the Silver Scream Con. The event will take place from Aug. 26-28 at The DoubleTree Boston North Shore Hotel in Danvers, Massachusetts. The first-ever Silver Scream Con offers something for horror movie lovers, casual viewers and Ice Nine Kills fans. Read more: Ice Nine Kills release