Chicago boogie-rockers Glyders announce their signing to Drag City and a new album, 'Forever', out November 21, 2025. The new power-trio, now featuring drummer Joe Seger, celebrates with the release of their first single and video, “Stone Shadow,” a T-Rex and new wave-influenced track promising a high-energy, good time. Source| KLOF Magazine
New York-based collective toso toso announce their self-titled debut album, and share “lluvia de meteoritos”, a lead single that upholds their album promise of an avant-pop sound that blurs the lines between structured composition and free improvisation, blending moments of furious energy with tender intimacy. Source| KLOF Magazine
To mark the release of Junior Brother's highly anticipated new album "The End", a further video from Ellius Grace has been shared for the stripped-back "Old Bell," a "rickety lo-fi folk song that grapples with impending death. Junior Brother says: “‘Old Bell’ is a song that pushes back against the forces which pull the fit and young into a pit of no return”. Source| KLOF Magazine
Guitarist Steve Gunn has announced his new album, Daylight Daylight, his first for the No Quarter label. It features contributions from Macie Stewart, Ben Whiteley, Nick Macri, and Hunter Diamond, and was produced and arranged by his old friend, James Elkington. Listen to the lead single "Nearly There" and don't miss his upcoming tour dates in the UK and EU. Source| KLOF Magazine
Buck Curran talks us through his new album Far Driven Sun, which finds him returning to his musical roots: a deep love for the ambient and resonant nature of the acoustic steel-string guitar in alternate tunings.| KLOF Mag
Glasgow’s Iona Zajac announces her debut album, Bang, for November 21st. The new single, “Dilute,” is a feral anthem transforming anger into liberation. Watch the accompanying video.| KLOF Mag
Kim Carnie’s new album, A’ Chailleach, a powerful concept record rooted in female folklore and hidden histories, is out this month, featuring Seckou Keita, Julie Fowlis, Jerry Douglas and more.| KLOF Mag
“no death no danger,” Lucrecia Dalt’s new single and video, offers an enticing glimpse into her upcoming album, A Danger to Ourselves, out September 5.| KLOF Mag
JJJJJerome Ellis shares the title track for their forthcoming album Vesper Sparrow—a profound, collaborative work set for release in November on Shelter Press.| KLOF Mag
Bassist Pino Palladino and guitarist Blake Mills announce their new album, That Wasn’t A Dream, out August 22. Listen to the kaleidoscopic lead single “Taka” now featuring Chris Dave on drums.| KLOF Mag
Ahead of his new album, Landscape from Memory, Rival Consoles unveils “Soft Gradient Beckons,” accompanied by a stunning, hand-painted stop-motion video by filmmaker Anthony Dickenson.| KLOF Mag
Smithsonian Folkways announce a new Arhoolie box set release: ‘Clifton Chenier: King of Louisiana Blues and Zydeco’. Listen to the powerful 1971 live recording of “Mr. Charlie.”| KLOF Mag
Pegg and Van Dyke Parks share “No Dice,” the new single from their three-song suite, Presque Tout. A gorgeous Gershwinian piece of slapstick, accompanied by a baseball-themed visualiser.| KLOF Mag
On his latest album 〽, Japanese folk experimentalist KASAI masterfully weaves traditional minyo into the fabric of contemporary labor. Watch the video for “Piling-up Garbage Song”, featuring his real-life workmates.| KLOF Mag
Cate Le Bon’s latest album, Michelangelo Dying, is born from the ashes of unanticipated heartbreak. Watch the H. Hawkline-directed video for “Heaven Is No Feeling,” where she trades her signature cerebral detachment for raw, visceral emotion.| KLOF Mag
The Norwegian duo of Jørgen Træen and Stein Urheim return with “Entrance/Exit,” the first offering from their forthcoming album, Galant Galakse. A compelling first taste and a testament to their shared experimental vision.| KLOF Mag
Tuxis Giant announce their new album, You Won’t Remember This, out August 15th. Watch the animated video for their new single, “Silver Cup,” a poignant exploration of gender identity and transformation.| KLOF Mag
Gwenifer Raymond announces ‘Last Night I Heard the Dog Star Bark’, a cosmic leap from her folk-horror roots. The new album and its fiery single, “Jack Parsons Blues,” meld ancient mysticism with astrophysics.| KLOF Mag
Ron Sexsmith announces his 18th studio album, Hangover Terrace, the title hints at a curdled contentment, a departure from the rustic homilies of his more recent output. Listen to his lead single “Don’t Lose Sight.”| KLOF Mag
James Yorkston announces Songs for Nina & Johanna, featuring collaborations with Nina Persson (The Cardigans) and Johanna Söderberg (First Aid Kit). From the album, watch “A Moment Longer” and “Love / Luck”.| KLOF Mag
Editrix announce their third full-length, The Big E, and share the title track video, a maelstrom of galloping fretwork…the track operates with a jittery precision, inching them ever closer to the centre of the avant-rock constellation.| KLOF Mag
Junior Brother shares his eerie new Ellius Grace-directed video for his new single, Welcome to My Mountain, a bold, sprawling overture to his anticipated third album, The End.| KLOF Mag
Modern Nature announce new full-length album and share ‘Pharaoh’, a potent, motorik throb, hinting at a sharpened focus from a band increasingly unafraid to push their own boundaries.| KLOF Mag
Ty Segall shares the title track of his new album Possession, with lyrics by longtime collaborator and filmmaker Matt Yoka.| KLOF Mag
Taken from his forthcoming new album, watch the music video for Jeffrey Lewis’ latest single Relaxation, directed by frequent collaborator Matt (Pizza Underground) Colbourn.| KLOF Mag
Jake Xerxes Fussell shares his new recording of Arthur Russell’s “Close My Eyes”, a number that has, not surprisingly, become a setlist fixture. He has also announced new dates in Europe and the UK, including End Of The Road.| KLOF Mag
Soundwalk Collective and Patti Smith have announced the release of “Correspondences Vol II,” a two-track EP. The announcement is accompanied by the release of the first fifteen minute track, “Children Of Chernobyl.”| KLOF Mag
Taken from his forthcoming new album, Catalan folk singer Ferran Orriols covers Roses Grogues (Yellow Roses) by the legendary 70s folk band Heron…and featuring Heron’s Steve Jones on piano. Totally magic.| KLOF Mag
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