James Rettig

Earlier this year, 100 Gecs opened their Boiler Room set with a sick remix of Basement Jaxx’s eternal banger “Where’s Your Head At.” Today, that remix is being officially released as “Where’s My Head At_,” and it’s available as a 12″ vinyl through XL Recordings in a limited-run of 500 copies — those are available here, though presumably not for very long. Check out the remix below.

Mannequin Pussy’s new album I Got Heaven isn’t out until March, but they’ve already shared two songs from it, the title track and “I Don’t Know You,” both of which made it onto our best songs of the week list when they came out. Today, the band is back with a third single, “Sometimes” — it comes attached to a 2024 North American tour announcement, which they’ll be embarking on with special guests Soul Glo.

The Liverpool rock band the Zutons reunited a few years back and have been playing shows on and off ever since, and they’ve also been working on a new album. Today, they’re officially announcing that album: It’s called The Big Decider and it’ll be out on April 26, as NME notes. It was produced by Nile Rodgers (who the band toured with in 2021) and Ian Brodie, who also produced the band’s 2004 debut. The Big Decider will be the Zutons’ first new album in 16 years.

Stereolab’s Laetitia Sadier has announced a new album, Rooting For Love, her first since 2017’s Finding Me Finding You. The first single from it, “New Moon,” came out way back in 2021, though promised news of the album it was attached to did not follow right away. But Rooting For Love will be released next February, and today Sadier is sharing “Une Autre Attente” from it, with a music video created by Spencer Bewley. She’s also announced a 2024 North American tour. Check out those dates and the…

Conor Oberst has announced residencies in Los Angeles and New York City that will take place next year. He’ll perform at the Teragram Ballroom every Thursday in March, before heading over to Bowery Ballroom to do the same in April. A press release boasts that each week will be “a special show with a discography-spanning set-list, surprise guests, and a rotating backing band.”

Grimes is auctioning off old clothes and signed vinyl for Habitat For Humanity Texas. “Proceeds will help increase more affordable homeownership opportunities across Texas,” Grimes wrote in a message on Twitter. “The auction is open November 10-17. Proceeds will go to Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio, Ft.Worth, Austin and Dallas!” Items up for grab include a dress that she wore in photoshoot for Vogue China, a corseted fairy dress, a black cowl neck/hoodie dress with a handkerchief hem, and s…

Last night, cousins Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem headlined the first night of Camp Flog Gnaw billed as the Hillbillies, the name of their collaborative track from earlier this year. They ended their set with the live debut of “The Hillbillies,” and Tyler, The Creator — who is in the music video for the track — came out to vibe along with them on the track at the festival he organized. Kendrick gave a quick thank-you speech after the song, though when Tyler tried to do the same his microphone did…

Last year, TOPS keyboardist Marta Cikojevic released her debut album as Marci. Back in May, she shared a new single, “KITY,” and today she’s back with another new one, the breezy synth-pop song “Stop.” Cikojevic shares: “‘Stop’ is that incessant yet addictive thought that’s parked itself inside your head, will you let it take over?” Listen below.

In September, Lala Lala (aka Lillie West) released a new song, “HIT ME WHERE IT HURTS,” her first single since wrapping up the cycle behind her 2021 album I Want The Door To Open. Today, she’s back with another track, “Armida,” which was co-produced with Jay Som’s Melina Duterte. “‘Armida’ is a true heartbreak song written after I had to get sober again last year,” West shared in a statement. “I asked Melina Duterte to produce. I was listening to a lot of Oneohtrix Point Never, and we used him a…

It’s been a bit since Rosie Tucker’s last album, the underrated Sucker Supreme from 2021, but today the Los Angeles-based indie rock powerhouse is back with a new single, “Unending Bliss,” a sort of flip on a fuck-you song to all of Tucker’s enemies.