The New Pornographers, Cardinals, Ace of Wands, Krooked Tongue, Arkells in the new music bin

The latest tracks added to our New Music bin:

• The New Pornographers - Pure Sticker Shock - Sterogum calls this track from the upcoming LP The Former Site Of "a bubbly synthpop jam about crippling self-doubt."
• Cardinals - St. Agnes - Masquerade, the debut full-length from this five-piece band from Cork, Ireland, is a "festival-ready banger,' says NME.
• Ace of Wands - Edge of the Edge - The Toronto art-rock band describes this single as embracing the sense of "leaping off the edge into the unknown future."
• Krooked Tongue - Blood Shark - With two EPs under their belt, this band from Bristol, UK, is bringing out its debut LP, I Know a Place, in April.
• Arkells - Next Summer - The next LP from the band from Hamilton, Ont., Between Us, is also due in April.

New from Metric, Peter Gabriel, The Legal Matters, Second Hand Dreamcar, Gracie and Rachel

The latest tracks added to our New Music bin:

• Metric - Victim of Luck - On he lead single from the Toronto quartet's LP Romanticize The Dive, due in April, lead singer Emily Haines remembers the days "before all the stardom" when she felt fearless instead of "frightened of heights we knew." 
• Peter Gabriel - Put the Bucket Down (Bright Side Mix) - The latest in the monthly releases to be collected on his next album, i/o. 
• Secondhand Dreamcar - The Meaning - This Edmonton band's debut album, Answer the Call, was just nominated for a JUNO award for Blues Album of the Year.
• The Legal Matters - The Message - From the Michigan indie-pop band's fourth album, Lost At Sea.
• Gracie and Rachel - Leaving Home Is Going Home - From the upcoming album If We Could, Would We by the NYC-based indie-pop duo of Gracie Coates and Rachel Ruggles.

Arctic Monkeys, Buffalo Traffic Jam, Lights, Cannons, Beck spin into the New Music Bin

The latest tracks added to our New Music bin:

• Arctic Monkeys - Opening Night - This impressionistic song of Vegas pseudoreality will be the opening track on a charity compilation album, Help(2), coming in March to benefit War Child UK.
• Buffalo Traffic Jam - I Don't Care - The duo from Bozeman, Montana, that had a breakout year in 2025 with the Take Me Home EP starts the new year with this breakup song.
• Lights - Come Get Your Girl - One of the new songs on A6Extended, an expanded re-release of the Ontario indie-pop artist's sixth album. 
• Cannons - Starlight - This LA-based indie-pop trio will release its fifth studio album, Everything Glows, in March.
• Beck - True Love Will Find You In The End - A Daniel Johnston song Beck previously recorded for a 2004 tribute album, redone for Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime. The EP, coming next month, is billed as "a lovingly curated collection of rarities, deep cuts and covers."

New from Tedeschi Trucks Band, Kings of Leon, Florence + The Machine, Daughter, Elysia Biro

The latest tracks added to our New Music bin:

• Tedeschi Trucks Band - I Got You - From an upcoming LP, Future Soul, that contains the band's first new original songs since 2022's quadruple album I Am The Moon.
• Kings of Leon - To Space - From EP #2, the Followill boys' first self-produced release and the first on their own label, Love Tap Records. 
• Florence + The Machine - Sympathy Magic - The latest single to spin out from last year's Everybody Scream LP.
• Daughter - Not Enough - The English folk trio are celebrating the 10th anniversary of Not To Disappear by releasing this outtake.
• Elysia Biro - Gentleman Blue - One of the first few singles from this singer-songwriter-pianist (and bassist, on this track), who hails from Vancouver, BC. Her debut EP is due in April.  

New Yellowcard/Good Charlotte, Juliana Hatfield, The Strumbellas, Jenn Grant, Jody and the Jerms

The latest tracks added to our New Music bin:

• Yellowcard - Bedroom Posters feat. Good Charlotte - A new version of a song from 2025's Better Days LP has Good Charlotte's Joel Madden sharing vocals with Yellowcard's Ryan Key.
• Juliana Hatfield - Fall Apart - This is the opening track on the singer-songwriter's December release, Lightning Might Strike
• The Strumbellas - Hanging Out In My Head - We bring another track from Ontario group's Burning Bridges Into Dust LP into our New Music bin
• Jenn Grant - Crazy - From the Nova Scotia artist's next album, Queen of the Strait, due in March. No, it's not the Willie Nelson/Patsy Cline song that Grant covered in 2022.
• Jody and the Jerms - Some Day - New to our ears is this indie-pop band from Oxford, UK. This single is from their new album, Love Descends.

New year, new music added to our Marvelous Mix

A big batch of late-2025 and early-2026 releases just added to our New Music bin:

• Peter Gabriel - Been Undone - As he did in 2023 with i/o, Gabriel plans to release one track every new moon in 2026, under the album title o/i. The first clocks in at 7:39.
• Mumford & Sons - The Banjo Song - The third single to spin out ahead of next month's album release, Prizefighter.
• Arlo Parks - 2Sided - Here's the first taste of Parks' third album, Ambiguous Desire, due in April.
• Bywater Call - Only - This Canadian roots/rock/soul band features powerful vocalist Meghan Parnell.
• Devon Thompson - Hunger - The Los Angeles singer-songwriter calls this single "a song about extreme longing & isolation. ...a sweet, lush song full of dread."
• The Moons of Jupiter - Day One - Less than a year after their self-titled debut album, this English duo releases the title track of their upcoming second LP, Jupiter II.
• The All-American Rejects - Get This - From an EP released in November by the band from Stillwater, Oklahoma.
• The Ramona Flowers - That Summer - From the UK band's fourth album, Made By Humans.
• Paper Crown - Someone Else - The opening track from Letters, the upcoming third album by the Norweigan duo of guitarist Ørnulv Snortheim and vocalist Johanne Kippersund.
• Whatever Happens Don't Be Yourself - What's My Chances? - Also from Norway, a 9-member group with a unique sound blending pop-like melodies with improv jazz and noise. This is the first single from its fifth album, Tales of No Consequence