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The Arkansas doom metal band’s first record since 2017

New Orleans singer Lucky Daye features on the single

The fourth offering from her next album Such Pretty Forks in the Road

From the band’s American Head, which arrives in September

The October shows were meant to spur voting in the 2020 presidential election

The band had claimed the Black Panther single “Pray for Me” took from its 2007 song “Sunrise”

Featuring songs by Bob Dylan, John Prine, Elizabeth Cotten, and more

Also stream new releases from Margo Price, Apollo Brown and Ché Noir, Kacy Hill, and Asher Gamedze

They enlist Algiers, Saul Williams, and Young Fathers for songs addressing the climate crisis and more

Nicole Dollanganger and Craig Owens also feature on the 1000 gecs & The Tree of Clues track

The English artist’s second new single of 2020, following June’s “No Flag”

The pop singer’s next album Smile arrives August 14

The B-side to Stevens’ new single “America”

The first posthumous record from the Chicago rapper

Candace Newman’s counsel argues that the case “epitomizes the issue at the heart of the Black Lives Matter movement—systemic racism”

Her fourth LP Hannah is out on Double Double Whammy in September

Revisionist: Adaptations & Future Histories in the Time of Love and Survival includes new versions of tracks from 1999’s Anahata

Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, the Jack Antonoff–assisted audiobook and hardcover book, are coming soon

“Agua” is the first single from the Nickelodeon film’s soundtrack

The rapper was shot and killed in a suspected home invasion in California in February 2020

The Portland punks wrote the climate change–focused track in 2007

The Universal Want is the UK band’s follow-up to 2009’s Kingdom of Rust

The online Folk on Revival Weekend event will also feature performances from Deer Tick, Jim James, Jason Isbell, and others

The Academy has extended new membership to over 2,300 music professionals

The BBC production sees the Under the Skin duo rejoin forces for a film based on the “dancing plague”

“Criss Cross” is one of several unheard tracks on the new edition of the 1973 album