10 New Songs Released Today on BrooklynVegan

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It can be challenging to keep up with the constant flow of new music being released by artists of all genres. Every week, multiple albums are reviewed, more indie music is rounded up, and updates on upcoming metal releases are provided. Music news, track premieres, and other exciting content are shared throughout the day. To make things easier for music enthusiasts, a playlist of current favorite tracks is updated weekly. Here is a compilation of recently released songs that may pique your interest.

Arthur Buck, the collaborative project of Joseph Arthur and R.E.M.’s Peter Buck, has unveiled the first single from their upcoming second album. Titled “Sleep With One Eye Open,” the track is described by Arthur as a classic rock ‘n’ roll tune with a straightforward theme. Introducing some wah-wah lead work and featuring intense background vocals by Corin Tucker of Sleater-Kinney, the song exudes a sense of classic rock gravitas that is sure to captivate listeners.

Lucy Dacus has shared two songs, “Bus Back To Richmond” and “More Than Friends,” both written several years ago. These tracks were initially meant for her album “Forever Is A Feeling,” but eventually didn’t make the final cut. Dacus explores themes of falling in and out of love without explicitly using the word “love,” sticking to her self-imposed rule throughout most of the album.

Former Savages frontwoman Jehnny Beth is gearing up for the release of her solo album, “You Heartbreaker, You,” at the end of August. She has recently dropped a new single titled “High Resolution Sadness,” a blend of industrial punk with a captivating video directed by her partner, Johnny Hostile.

UK electronic duo Real Lies presents “Let The Lips Fall Where They May,” a new single paying homage to London’s vibrant summer atmosphere. The track captures the essence of the city’s endless possibilities, evoking feelings of freedom and endless exploration in the balmy summer air.

Zach Bryan and the Kings of Leon have joined forces on the high-energy track “Bowery,” showcasing their musical chemistry following a recent tour together. The collaboration brings a fresh sound to the forefront, combining their talents for an enthralling sonic experience.

Dijon is teasing a new album titled “Baby,” set to arrive next week. A snippet of new music, cryptically named “Baby_barnburner!!.m4a,” has been shared as an anticipation-building preview of what’s to come.

’90s post-hardcore/emo band By A Thread is back with their first album in 14 years, “Mirrored Life,” featuring “Tempest” as the second single. The track offers a delicate yet powerful sound, showcasing the band’s evolution over the years.

Deftones have released the second single, “Milk Of The Madonna,” from their upcoming album, “Private Music,” set to be unveiled in two weeks. The band’s new music promises to captivate fans with their signature sound and innovative approach to alt-metal.

Finally, OSEES celebrate the release of their 29th album, “Abomination Revealed At Last,” with an animated video for the track “Sneaker.” The band’s latest offering is a testament to their creativity and unique musical style, sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.

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