Don't Miss New Albums From Stereolab, Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’, Andy Frasco & The U.N. + More

This Week's Release Highlights (5/23/25)

Hello all! It's time for another edition of This Week's Release Highlights.Scroll down to check out a small helping of albums that the TND writers don't want you to miss on this Memorial Day weekend.ESKA – The Ordinary Life of a Magic Woman [Earthling Recordings]Arriving a full 10 years after her Mercury Prize-nominated debut, ESKA presents her second album as an all-encompassing soundtrack to her everyday life as "a first-generation, middle-age…

8 Albums Out Today to Listen To: Stereolab, Florry, Smerz, and More

In this segment, we showcase the most notable albums out each week. Here are the albums out on May 23, 2025: Stereolab, Instant Holograms on Metal Film Stereolab are back with their first album in 15 years, Instant Holograms on Metal Film. “The idea to record a new LP came into focus around spring/summer 2023 and we started recording in January 2024,” Tim Gane said of the album’s creation. “There were no rehearsals, as usual. We started again fr…

This weekend you can look pretty quiet with some exceptions, but as for musical premieres we have a very exciting list that you cannot take lightly. To begin, Stereolab is releasing its first album in almost 15 long years, being a small sample of the range of sounds that we will be listening to during the second half of the year when you return to Mexico City.

This Week's New Releases: Skunk Anansie, Stereolab And Sparks - Stereoboard UK

It's a lovely mixed bag of new releases this week. Skunk Anansie have put out their first studio album in nine years, while for Stereolab it's their first in 15. Sparks, meanwhile, have released the follow-up to 2023's 'The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte'. Find more new tracks for your playlist below!

CAUSTIC COMMENTARY: Sports Team, Sparks, Stereolab, Marshall Allen, Taj Mahal & Keb' Mo' & More - Glide Magazine

It is time for the first extended weekend of Summer, and the relaxed energy is palpable as soon as you step outside. As the treacherous storms that rolled through the States slowly dissolve into the past, we here at the Caustic team look to the future, and it is looking bright. As we enter the long weekend and as we inch toward Summer, it is time to revitalize your playlist, and this New Music Friday might have precisely what you’re looking for.…

Like every Friday, there's something new! Here's our selection of the week's releases: Basile Palace, Cola Boyy, Stereolab, DJ Psychiatre, Los Fanfarons, Bob Sinclar, BAE Party and HiTech. Cola Boyy – Quit To Play Chess Proposing a cover with a photo of the child artist is a classic, especially in rap, but still works. It's all the more touching in this case that it's a posthumous album, its author, Matthew Urango of his real name, having passed…