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d4vd on Getting His Flowers with Debut Album “Withered”

1 day ago | floodmagazine.com | Soren Baker

The 20-year-old songwriter talks moving on from his “rose” era as he shifts the focus of his music to personal experiences. d4vd loves roses—white roses, in particular. But like love itself, the Houston-based songwriter knows that the flower also has potentially dangerous qualities. “The white rose has carried through my visual identity as long as I can remember, because I love the contrast between such a beautiful flower with thorns that could hurt you,” the artist born David Burke tells me.
The Cure Recruit Four Tet, Mogwai, Orbital, and More for “Lost World” Remix Album

2 days ago | floodmagazine.com | Will Schube

The Cure have recruited a number of musicians to remix their most recent album, Sounds of a Lost World, and have aptly titled the project Mixes of a Lost World. The collection features brand-new remixes from Four Tet, Paul Oakenfold, Orbital, and many more, while the deluxe edition includes additional reworks by Deftones’ Chino Moreno, Mogwai, 65daysofstatic, and a bunch more. All of the project’s recording royalties will benefit War Child UK.
Pulp Announce September North American Tour

2 days ago | floodmagazine.com | Will Schube

The run will conclude with two shows alongside LCD Soundsystem at the Hollywood Bowl. Pulp are set to release their new album More on June 6 via Rough Trade Records. They’re also prepping two shows at the Hollywood Bowl with LCD Soundsystem. Now? More good news: An entire tour.
Lucy Dacus, Doechii, Djo, Clairo, Remi Wolf, and More Headlining All Things Go NYC 2025

2 days ago | floodmagazine.com | Will Schube

The three-day event is set for Forest Hills Stadium in Queens. All Things Go 2025 has revealed the lineup for the second yearly edition of the festival, and Doechii, Lucy Dacus, and Clairo are set to headline the three-day party in NYC (all three artists will perform at the DC edition of the festival, too). Other artists slated to play include The Marías, Djo, Remi Wolf, Lola Young, The Last Dinner Party, Blondshell, and Rachel Chinouriri.
Joe Keery Reunites with Post Animal on New Album “Iron”

1 week ago | floodmagazine.com | Will Schube

Keery’s band Djo is currently on tour with support from Post Animal. Post Animal have announced that their new album, Iron, is set to arrive on July 25. What’s more, the new project features original member, Joe Keery, who initially left the band to focus on acting as Stranger Things became the most popular thing on Earth (more recently, Keery’s musical project Djo has been making some serious noise).
Kilo Kish Recruits Miguel for New Single “Negotiate”

1 week ago | floodmagazine.com | Will Schube

The singer’s Negotiations EP will arrive on May 16. Kilo Kish has shared a new single “Negotiate,” which features the silky-voiced crooner Miguel. The electro-pop cut is a melted and slowed experiment, sounding simultaneously like it could’ve been released decades ago and beamed in from the future at the same time.
Tunde Adebimpe Built a Scale Model of His Grief with “Thee Black Boltz”

1 week ago | floodmagazine.com | Will Schube |Xaviera Simmons

The TV on the Radio vocalist talks finally connecting with Sub Pop for the release of his solo debut and the tragic loss that overshadowed this occasion. For Tunde Adebimpe, the journey from initial demos to his debut solo album Thee Black Boltz has been filled with starts and stops, triumph and tragedy. The tale unfolds like a movie (perhaps you’ve seen Adebimpe star in some of those), beginning way back in 2019 when his main gig as the lead singer of TV on the Radio was officially put on ice.
Mamalarky, “Hex Key”

1 week ago | floodmagazine.com | Margaret Farrell

The psych-pop quartet are churning out some of the most clear-headed fuzz rock of their career, meeting inner turmoil with a funkified grace on their third album. MamalarkyHex KeyEPITAPHFor better or worse, life never truly hits a plateau. Mamalarky’s latest album Hex Key is evidence of this.
Lionmilk Shares a Comforting Tune for the Brokenhearted with “only one”

1 week ago | floodmagazine.com | Mike LeSuer

It may get lost in the reverberated layers of warm, hypnagogic sound and pitched bubblegum-pop vocals, but the central message of Lionmilk’s new single “only one” is one of overcoming heartbreak. It’s a subtle optimism that’s long lined the LA-based songwriter’s work as he addresses tough subject matter—loss, pandemic-spawned isolation—with the latest single from his forthcoming debut for Stones Throw, When the Flowers Bloom, considering both the pain and healing of moving on from romantic ruin.
Fontaines D.C. Re-Up “Romance” with New Deluxe Edition

1 week ago | floodmagazine.com | Will Schube

The new version of their 2024 LP features three new songs. Fontaines D.C. are gearing up to kick off a big ol’ tour of North America this week, but that’s not the biggest news to emerge from the Dublin quintet. The band has just released a deluxe edition of their fourth album, Romance.