US Girls

Here are 100 albums we can’t wait to hear in 2023, including Paramore, Lana Del Rey, Caroline Polachek, M83, Ride, Slowdive, ANOHNI, Wednesday, Youth Lagoon, blink-182, awakebutstillinbed, Danny Brown, Death Grips, and more…

This week’s playlist includes songs by SZA, Ice Spice, Nakhane (ft. Perfume Genius), Algiers (ft. Zack de la Rocha), Taken By Trees, Soccer Mommy, Cakes Da Killa, Phil Selway, Fred again.., and more.

The “Bless This Mess“ video uses footage of bandleader Meg Remy in 1998 made to look like she’s singing the song.

Including US Girls, Naima Bock, Viagra Boys, The Beths, Robyn Hitchcock, Kiwi Jr, Orbital, Sorry, Wombo, Gwenno, Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul, and more.

This week’s playlist includes new music by U.S. Girls, Beyoncé (ft. Beam), Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul Fred again.. & Swedish House Mafia (ft. Future), Rosalía, SBTRKT, Khruangbin & Vieux Farka Touré, and more.

A soulful synthpop banger with a pointed message, “So Typically Now” has Meg Remy poking the real estate bubble with a sharp stick.

Caryn Bezic, who has played in US Girls, Ice Cream and more, just released her second album as Jane Inc, and her list of influences behind it include Swedish Pop, Lou Reed, Madonna, and more.

’Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono’ also features Sharon Van Etten, The Flaming Lips, Japanese Breakfast, US Girls, Stephin Merritt of The Magnetic Fields, and more

U.S. Girls are back with a new single, “Some Kind of High,” that is based around a sample of Canadian pianist and composer Glenn Gould…

Max Turnbull (Slim Twig, U.S. Girls, Badge Epoque Ensemble) calls ‘Scroll’ a “cosmic hodge podge of funk, jazz, ambient techno, aggressive guitarmonized rawk, musique concrète, and hip hop.”