November 2, 2021

Best New Music Playlist (11/01/21 Edition) featuring Beirut, The War On Drugs, Snail Mail, and more

• 3 New Albums Out this week you Should Listen to Now: The War On Drugs, Lotic, and Archspire
• R.I.P. Malcolm Dome, veteran music journalist who coined the term “Thrash Metal” dies at 66
• The 50 greatest Kendrick Lamar songs
• Bad Bunny, Alejandro Fernandez, Mana & more set to perform at 2021 Latin Grammys
• Halsey, St. Vincent & more front-runners for Best Alternative Music Album nods at 2022 Grammys
• DJ Premier is the next guest on The FADER Uncovered with Mark Ronson
• Ye’s ‘Donda’ may soon receive the deluxe treatment thanks to a teaser on Apple Music
• Join NPR Music’s listening party for Snail Mail’s Valentine
• The War On Drugs 5th album is a sprawling, yet refined opus that’s deserving of massive arenas
• Gold Coast R&B/Soul outfit, daste. releases a heartfelt debut album
• Denver-based indie duo releases a dreamy, pop-leaning debut album
• L.A.-based singer and songwriter, Jen Rim releases an intimate and impressive debut album
• Australian disco/dance duo are taking their shot with ‘POTENTIAL’
• Adele reveals tracklist for new album 30
• Franz Ferdinand tease return and release of new material
• Curtis Harding shares ‘Explore’ from new album, announces 2022 tour
• Alesso & Danna Paola feature on new Blade Runner: Black Lotus soundtrack
• Radiohead releases rare fan favorite ‘Follow Me Around’
• Cat Power shares video for Cover of Dead Man’s Bones’ ‘Pa Pa Power,’ announces tour
• Watch the War on Drugs perform on CBS Saturday Morning
• Watch The War on Drugs’ Tiny Desk (Home) Concert for NPR
• Charli XCX taps RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Queens for “Good Ones’ Halloween performance video: Watch
• Watch Wet Leg perform ‘Chaise Longue’ live on Later
• Kraftwerk announce 2022 North American tour
• Slash explains how he keeps track of all his riffs
• Dolly Parton’s greatest quotes and “Dollyisms”