There’s so much music coming out all the time that it’s hard to keep track. On those days when the influx of new tracks is particularly overwhelming, we sift through the noise to bring you a curated list of the most interesting new releases (the best of which will be added to our Best New Songs playlist). Below, check out our track roundup for Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
Beach Bunny – ‘Vinegar’
Beach Bunny have announced their signing to Atlantic Records with a new single called ‘Vinegar’. The vigorous, anthemic track finds frontperson Lili Trifilio taking “aim at big business,” per a press release, which is funny, especially when you factor in the Office Space/Severance-inspired music video, directed by Hannah Klein. “‘Vinegar’ is less a discussion and more a bubbling resentment directed at the 21st century mass commodification of everything,” Trifilio commented. “The song was inspired by conversations shared with friends in soul-sucking jobs trying to make ends meet, fears around ai, and an ongoing frustration with mass consumerism, commercialization, and greed. It’s impossible to escape being observed, marketed to, and influenced, but it’s important to be aware and question if what you’re being sold is in your best interest.”
Palehound – ‘Natural Disasters’
“My basement is flooding, and your house is burning, and we’re not talking,” Ella Kempner sings on ‘Natural Disasters’, the stirring lead single from their just-announced Palehound LP, You Sing Like You’re Joking. In a press release, they said, “I was like, ‘Damn, the future is pretty doomy right now. Why can’t we just get over it and get through this together?’” The track comes paired with a music video directed by Water From Your Eyes’ Rachel Brown.
Sex Week – ‘Ears as an Organ of Touch’
Artist Spotlight alumni Sex Week have announced their debut LP, Ears as an Organ of Touch, which is out February 12 via Grand Jury. It includes the previously released ‘Life Is A Circle’, and the catchy, alluring title track arrives today. The album was written and recorded in the first year the pair lived together in their Brooklyn apartment. “It feels like our life,” Richard Orofino said.
Dirty Projectors – ‘Jumbotron’
That’s David Longstreth playing the piano on ‘Jumbotron’, Dirty Projector’s first release since signing to Joyful Noise and launching their own imprint, Well Tempered Zealot. Accompanying him on the loungey, transportive track are Grizzly Bear’s Chris Bear on drums, Karl McComas-Reichl (Jeff Parker Trio) on upright bass, and a sextet of Los Angeles-based sax and brass session players. “I was thinking about the big screen and the small screen,” Longstreth explained. “The big tent and the kind of tent you can make in the living room with a couple couch cushions and a blanket or two. Life and entertainment; attention and volume; focus and detail; quality and value. Listen to the song!”
Tove Lo – ‘Blood In Your Eyes’
Tove Lo’s ‘Blood in Your Eyes’ is the latest preview of the star-studded Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack. The bouncy track is also featured on a new GTA 6 promo video announcing that pre-loads are now live.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – ‘Rogue Wave’
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard’s rave era continues with Entropy, a companion album to their 2026 LP Alien Metal. Stu Mackenzie makes the following distinction in press materials: “Alien Metal’s tracks are 143bpm and in F sharp; Entropy’s tracks are at 160bpm and in the key of A. Entropy’s a lot faster, and has a different energy, and we leaned into a lot of different rhythmic things on this one. And where Alien Metal had a grungy dirtiness about it, Entropy is prettier, more harmonic, more cosmic.” All of that comes through on the new album’s first single, ‘Rogue Wave’.
Sam Amidon – ‘Innisfree’
Sam Amidon has announced a new album, Willing Brother Knowing, which is set for release on February 26, 2027, via River Lea Records, a division of Rough Trade Records. The LP was recorded and produced by Big Thief drummer James Krivchenia. Today, Amidon has shared a lovely new single, ‘Innisfree’, alongside a music video directed by Allyn Quigley.
Sinkane – ‘So It Goes’ [feat. Mdou Moctar]
Sinkane, aka Sudanese-American multi-instrumentalist Ahmed Gallab, has announced a new album titled So It Goes. Entirely self-produced, the album boasts collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma, Mdou Moctar, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and Annie & The Caldwells; Mdou Moctar appear on the vibrant, percussive title track, which is out today. “After my father died, I found that strangely comforting,” Gallab reflected. “Maybe being gone doesn’t mean every version of you is gone. I wanted the song to feel like an East African psychedelic fever dream. I asked Mdou Moctar to play the guitar solo, and he took it somewhere wonderfully unexpected. There’s something beautiful about a song about death feeling so full of life.
Armlock – ‘Lifer’
Armlock, the Australian duo of Simon Lam and Hamish Mitchell, have announced their new album, Amazing, arriving February 5 via Run For Cover Records. It’s led by the quietly mesmerizing track ‘Lifer’, which arrives alongside a music video. “We’ve written a lot of simple songs, but ‘Lifer’ might be the most straightforward song we’ve ever made,” the band shared. “Around the time we wrote it, we became a little obsessed with using really plain, unpoetic lyrics. That probably came from a series of long and complicated conversations happening in real life at the time. There was something soothing about trying to boil down messy thoughts into the simplest words possible. The chorus kind of says everything the song is trying to say. It’s about finding confidence in someone else’s confidence, moving forward, and who you’re doing it with.”
Indigo Sparke – ‘Dream Song’
‘Dream Song’, the latest offering from Indigo Sparke’s upcoming album There Is a Light on the Horizon Line, serves as its understated, contemplative finale. “‘Dream Song’ came to me as the title suggests, from a dream I had with a lover of mine at the time,” she explained. “A wash of hazy lilac synergy and stream of consciousness thought. It poured out in one whole go of writing.”
ira glass – ‘mister magnanimous’
Chicago post-hardcore outift ira glass are back with a beast of a new track, ‘mister magnanimous’. Arriving ahead of the band’s first-ever vinyl pressing – a 12” split EP due December 11 – the single comes paired with a self-directed video.
