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Pink Siifu‘s GUMBO’! (DELUXE’!!) has arrived. In addition, he’s shared a new music video for “Fk U Mean/ Hold Me Dwn.” GUMBO’! (DELUXE’!!) features 10 new tracks packed with features. Artists on the deluxe edition include Zelooperz, Valee, Remy Banks, Kamilah and more. It also features production by Kenny Beats, Swarvy and Michael White, among others. Read more:

Korn have shared a new music video for “Worst Is On Its Way.” The track comes off the band’s most recent album, Requiem. The visual for “Worst Is On Its Way” was directed by Craig Bernard and Culley Bunker. Read more: Slipknot, The Sandbox unleash new metaverse experience KNOTVERSE Jonathan Davis connected with Alternative Press

Boston Manor have released their first new music this year with “Foxglove.” The track is accompanied by a music video. In addition, the band are currently touring in North America with Trash Boat, Higher Power and Anxious. Read more: Bring Me The Horizon and Sigrid team up on “Bad Life” video—watch “Foxglove” was born out

Bartees Strange has announced a new album titled Farm To Table, out June 17 via 4AD. Ahead of the release, he’s shared the new track “Cosigns.” The visual for “Cosigns” is filmed in a golden yellow hue, reminiscent of horror movies such as Midsommar. Read more: Bartees Strange remembers doing the most with little—now he’s

We Came As Romans have released “Darkbloom” reimagined by Brand Of Sacrifice. In addition, the bands collaborated on a limited “Darkbloom” merch collection. The collection drops April 22 at midnight. Read more: The new wave of deathcore is expanding the possibilities of what the genre can be We Came As Romans spoke about the collaboration

Fontaines D.C. have released another new single, “Roman Holiday.” The track comes ahead of their new album Skinty Fia, out April 22 via Partisan Records. “Skinty Fia” is an Irish phrase that translates to “the damnation of the deer.” The album explores themes of identity and belonging, while the lyrics celebrate the camaraderie the band found

Zola Jesus has released a new single called “Desire.” The track is accompanied by a music video. “Desire” comes ahead of Zola Jesus‘ upcoming album Arkhon, out May 20 via Sacred Bones. The record is her first in five years. Read more: Green Day, Dominic Fike, Weezer, more to perform at 2022 Outside Lands Zola

Forever Came Calling are heading on tour to celebrate 10 years of their debut album, Contender. Homesafe, Pollyanna, Nominee, Handguns and Death Lens will support the run. Read more: Dance Gavin Dance will continue SwanFest, touring in tribute to Tim Feerick “This album release means the world to this band and to all of our

Kayleigh Goldsworthy has released the new single “You’re Good.” The track comes from her upcoming album Learning To Be Happy, which arrives May 6. According to a press release, the track describes Goldsworthy as she tries to get over a breakup, coming to terms with the fact that her ex is treating their new partner better

Tim Kasher (Cursive, the Good Life) has released his new solo album, Middling Age, via Passenger Records. Check out the release below. Read more: Tim Kasher shares horror-influenced “Forever Of The Living Dead” featuring Laura Jane Grace–watch “I set out to make something spare, intimate, an album stripped of excess arrangements, focusing more on the

Halo Boy has released the new single “Burn Down Hollywood.” The song opens with the chimes of a xylophone, reminiscent of something you might hear when you open a child’s jewelry box. The track then transitions into fuzzy guitar riffs as the lyrics trace a love gone sour. Halo Boy sings, “When I see your

Check out The Latest — for all the essential new music, tickets and livestreams you need right now. Poppy’s Veeps livestream is a must-see If you haven’t seen Poppy on her Never Find My Place tour, now’s your chance. Veeps is bringing the artist into your home May 26 with a one-night-only livestream recorded at

Charli XCX has shared a new music video for “Used To Know Me” from her latest album, CRASH. The visual finds Charli XCX playing many different roles, including a cheerleader, Marie Antoinette and a lingerie-clad nun. Read more: Charli XCX drops fifth album ‘CRASH’—listen In late March, Charli XCX also dropped a deluxe version of

Grey Daze have announced an upcoming album, The Phoenix, which celebrates the legacy of late vocalist Chester Bennington. The record is out June 17 via Loma Vista Recordings. Bennington was in Grey Daze prior to joining Linkin Park. Before Bennington’s death, the band had intended to reunite to re-record their discography. Read more: Motionless In

Boyish have shared a new single titled “I Think I Hate It Here.” The release is from their upcoming EP My Friend Mica, out this spring. A music video filmed in a New York City boxing gym accompanies the track. Chase Denton directed the visual. Read more: Boyish release “Congratulations” video, announce ‘My Friend Mica’—watch

Stand Atlantic‘s Bonnie Fraser spoke about the new track in a press release. “When you feel trapped, and you want to make people happy, sometimes it can feel like you have no will of your own, like you’re someone’s voodoo doll or something. If someone you know is going through some heavy shit and taking

Pkew Pkew Pkew have released the new single “Drinking In The Park.” The track comes off their upcoming album, Open Bar, out May 13. “Drinking In The Park” is the second single to be released from the forthcoming full-length project. It follows “Maybe Someday,” which was released in March. Read more: Tim Feerick, longtime bassist

Toro y Moi has announced the short film GOES BY SO FAST, starring himself and comedian Eric André. The film brings the world of Toro y Moi‘s upcoming seventh studio album, MAHAL, to life. Read more: FKJ announces second album ‘V I N C E N T,’ shares “Greener” featuring Carlos Santana GOES BY SO FAST

Magnolia Park have released a new single featuring Bad Suns‘ Christo Bowman titled “Tokyo.” The track is accompanied by a music video. The band’s goal was to help listeners “immerse themselves in the dystopian love of Tokyo,” according to a press release. The visual, directed by Orie McGinness, finds the group performing in an abandoned

Los Angeles-based brand Babylon has partnered with Bad Brains for a new capsule collection. The collection celebrates the band’s 40-year legacy and features a slew of items, including everything from hoodies to woven blankets. It also includes a “DESTROY BABYLON” statue, sculpted and manufactured in LA. Read more: Babylon releases ‘jackass forever’ merch collection ahead