New Albums Released November 14, 2025 – Silent Radio
A musical duo based in the recording capital of the world, Muscle Shoals, Alabama, has released a concept album inspired by the ancient religious outpost off the coast of northeast England. Mixing fuzzy guitars with elements of folk horror, the duo has captured the essence of the mystical Holy Island in their music.
Reaching back into their archives, the band has compiled a selection of old and new material for their latest album. Rediscovering forgotten demos and live recordings, the band found hidden gems that resonate with the same time and place despite being written long after the band’s breakup. Tracks like ‘Believe Me’ showcase this blend of past and present in the band’s music.
Another unique offering in the music scene is a debut album from an Amsterdam-based Indonesian psych-folk ensemble. Nusantara Beat offers a refreshing take on traditional Indonesian music infused with psychedelic and folk influences, creating a vibrant and dynamic sound.
Returning with a mix of originals and covers, Thee Headcoatees bring their signature style to their latest album. Influenced by tough R&B, Rock ’n’ Roll, and Punk Rock sounds, the band’s music is reminiscent of classic acts like The Kinks and The Downliners Sect, with a playful touch that sets them apart.
Exploring themes of lineage, loss, and time, John Southworth delivers a poignant collection of songs on his latest album, ‘The Red Castle’. Combining early-music instruments with contemporary arrangements, Southworth creates a unique sonic landscape that resonates with listeners on a deep emotional level.
Madeleine Rose Witney’s latest EP, ‘From Now On’, offers a glimpse into the neon-lit world of a crumbling Soho. Mixing elements of noir, nostalgia, and raw autobiography, Witney’s music paints a vivid picture of a bygone era filled with glamour, grit, heartache, and humor.
Norwegian producer Farao dives into themes of loss, longing, and hope on his third studio album, ‘Magical Thinking’. Drawing inspiration from Joan Didion’s novel of the same name, Farao crafts a layered and introspective record that explores the quiet spaces between denial and acceptance.
Luke Concannon, known for his work with folk-pop duo Nizlopi, tackles the complexities of the modern world on his latest collection of soulful folk-pop songs, ‘Midnight Bloom’. With a focus on activism and social commentary, Concannon’s music delves into difficult subjects with honesty and grace.
Influenced by a range of artists and experiences, Bayli’s EP ‘No Re Entry’ is a kaleidoscopic journey through different genres and influences. From studio sessions to yoga and meditation, Bayli’s music is shaped by a diverse array of sources, resulting in a captivating and eclectic sound.
Rise Carmine channels the spirit of early ’90s psych and alt-rock on their latest EP, ‘Come In Closer’. Crafting a new wave of psychedelia, the band blends nostalgic sounds with a modern twist, creating a fresh and dynamic listening experience for fans of the genre.
Matt Hitt, best known as The Vaccines’ touring guitarist, reflects on the passage of time on his latest collection of tunes, ‘You’ll Be Lucky’. With a focus on joy, heartache, and disillusionment, Hitt’s music offers a poignant look at the ups and downs of life in New York City.
Various artists come together on ‘Opia Collaboration 3’, a 10-track collection of atmospheric and experimental soundscapes. Moving through neo-classical, ambient, electronic, and more, the album offers a diverse range of music that transports listeners to new and immersive sonic landscapes.
With a blend of alternative synth-pop, Stan Pratt’s EP ‘Introspectator’ offers a subversive and introspective take on the genre. Featuring five tracks that challenge traditional expectations, Pratt’s music is a fresh and unconventional addition to the indie music scene.