New Music
Hear most of the new songs added to heavy rotation with this Spotify playlist:
WXCI New Music Monthly
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This Week In Releases 5/17/2020 (Caribou & Four Tet, Slowthai, Neil Young)
Slothai: “Enemy” Apple Music / Spotify / Youtube Slowthai returns to the scene in a bombastic nature on a beat more akin to Memphis Hip-Hop than his usual Grime palette, yet still bringing his unmistakably british flow to the track. I would surely recommend this cut to any US hardcore rap fans looking to get […]
This Week In Releases 5/10/2020 (PUP, Gorillaz, Weezer)
Here’s some music from the last few weeks to hold you over ’till the next one! PUP: “Anaphylaxis” Apple Music / Spotify / Youtube Another esoteric emo rager from a band known for making esoteric emo ragers, PUP’s new single follows the internal narrative of a person allergic to bees. Not too much else to […]
New songs added to heavy rotation! (2020, part 4)
A playlist of what songs get added to heavy rotation is available on Spotify here: WXCI New Music Monthly* updated at the end of every month, so save your faves! * This is our FOURTH monthly post of 2020 to show what new songs we are digging and adding to heavy rotation. Each song has […]
This Week In Releases: 4/26/2020 (Angelo De Augustine, The 1975, Juice WRLD)
Artists have been busy dropping music this week. Here’s enough to keep busy listening! Angelo De Augustine & Sufjan Stevens: “Santa Barbara” Apple Music / Spotify / Youtube Sharing a great deal with the barebones acoustics of Stevens’ 2017 ‘Carrie and Lowell’, this new collaborative cut from Angelo De Augustine and Sufjan Stevens […]
This Week In Releases: 4/12/2020 (Car Seat Headrest, Bon Iver, Playboi Carti)
There’s been a lot of good music released this week. Here’s some you should check out! Built To Spill: “Mountain Top” (Daniel Johnston Cover) Apple Music / Spotify / Youtube Off the band’s forthcoming LP of Daniel Johnston covers. Frontman Doug Martsch’s boyish lead vocals really lend themselves to Johnston’s famously quasi-naive lyricism, […]
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