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It’s been quite a while since we’ve heard from Sacred Paws. The Glasgow/London duo of Ray Aggs and Eilidh Rodgers made some buzz with their 2017 debut album Strike A Match and its 2019 follow-up Run Around The Sun, making a unique brand of arty post-punk with a sunny Afrobeat flair. This week, Sacred Paws are back after five years with the new single “Another Day.”
Last week Jack Harlow teased the release of new music with a photo of his friend and supposed doppelgänger, the musician Mark Zuckerberg, who texts with Harlow but could not identify his music in a recent episode of the web series Track Star. The promised music has arrived today in the form of new single “Hello Miss Johnson.”
Elvis Costello and T Bone Burnett first worked together in 1985, when they released “The People’s Limousine,” a single that was credited to the Coward Brothers, those guys’ fictional alter-egos. A year later, Burnett co-produced Costello’s recently-reissued classic King Of America. It took nearly 40 years, but Costello and Burnett have now made a full Coward Brothers album. Costello has also written a Christopher Guest-directed comedy podcast to go along with it.
Bartees Strange is in the middle of rolling out his new album Horror, but he’s taking a break from that today to give us a great new holiday single. “Xmas” finds Strange tapping into that Mk.gee/1975 guitar sound and borrowing some melodic phrasing from Donny Hathaway’s “This Christmas” in service of pure, uncut seasonal melancholia. “Yeah, it’s Christmas/ And you don’t even want me at all,” he sings on the chorus. “Wonderin’ if you’ll ever call/ Christmas at the end of the world.” It sounds like an alternate-universe ’90s pop song, and it rules.
At this point, nobody is too cool to make Christmas music. The Los Angeles indie-pop singer-songwriter Molly Burch was way ahead of everyone else on that. Burch released her Daydreamer LP last year, and she dropped an entire Christmas album called The Molly Burch Christmas Album back in 2019, and she followed it with the two-song holiday single “Cozy Christmas” b/w “December Baby” in 2022. Now, she’s got another song for the season.
Earlier this summer, the thunderously ignorant, rap-inflected hardcore band Gridiron were selling Charli XCX parody shirts. It had the Brat green and the font, but it said “Grid.” If you saw that shirt out in the wild, would you get it? Does anyone even refer to Gridiron as just “Grid”? It’s so stupid! I love it! In its own way, that’s a nice way into the whole Gridiron thing.
The UK producer and Bad Taste label head Lean Low sampled Fugazi for his new song out today. But “Out Of Rhythm,” a collaboration with the R&B singer Jaydonclover, is not the hard-charging dance-rock tune you might expect. The song pulls Ian MacKaye’s vocals from “I’m So Tired,” the piano ballad from Instrument, deploying them with in a skipping, hip-hop-influenced collage of sounds, purportedly with MacKaye’s full blessing. The track comes with a music video featuring ’90s skate videos and footage of the club night Jive Turkey in Lean Low’s Sheffield hometown. Watch below.
In this exclusive interview, Bossi—a bold, resilient artist known for her empowering music and commitment to social change—opens up about her latest album “Tell All the Other Girls” and her powerful single “She’s Wild”. She discusses her journey through battling cancer, the inspiration behind her lyrics, and her activism with House of Bossi.