Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien releases delicate new Laura Marling collaboration, ‘Cloak Of The Night’

If you're a celebrity who's stuck at home and looking for something to do to kill time, shooting a sketch for must sound like a fun chance to break up the tedium of self-isolation.

New music Fridays are a thrilling, yet daunting prospect for any music lover.  It's essentially a weekly holiday where fan-favorite artists and fresh faces alike drop their latest offerings for all the world to hear, flooding streaming services and digital retailers with an onslaught of aural goodies.

Tonight, St. Louis rapper Smino released a surprise new mixtape. It’s called She Already Decided. It features 16 songs and includes guest spots from T-Pain, Bari, Sevyn Streeter, and Rizz Capolatti. Listen to it below.

Marling spoke to NME for last week's Big Read interview

Laura Whitmore hosted our favourite reality TV show, and the contestants aren’t the only ones who have their own Love Island villa.

As one of the five members making up Radiohead, Ed O’Brien thought he’d scratched every musical itch he could have had strumming guitar for the legendary British art-rockers.

For Ed O'Brien, stepping out from his role as Radiohead guitarist and finding his own groove spurred in the ecstasy-drenched streets of Brazil and nourished in the British countryside, the eight years it took to deliver his debut solo album have been entirely worth the wait."This is who I am; this is my truth," O'Brien says of Earth, which he drops under the moniker EOB Friday (April 17) on Capitol.The album's release has been preceded by several tracks that reference his roots but make clear

Marling released her latest LP 'Song for Our Daughter' last week

Laura Marling played a three-song set from her home in London for NPR’s quarantine series of “Tiny Desk” concerts. Check it out below. The setlist comprised “Strange Girl,” “Held Down,” and the title track from her new album Song for Our Daughter.

Laura Marling — Photo: Justin Tyler Close

Let's just say that Hannah Brown has some feelings about "The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart."

Bob Dylan made personal history this week, as his new single "Murder Most Foul" debuted atop the Rock Digital Song Sales chart (dated April 11), becoming the legend's first-ever No. 1 song as a performer on a Billboard chart. The track started with 10,000 downloads sold in the week ending April 2, following its March 27 rel

Why is this New Music Friday different from all other New Music Fridays?Well, a lot of this week's new music actually dropped on Friday, rather than throughout the week. There are new quarantine-centric tracks from Twenty One Pilots and Bad Bunny, a new full-length from The Strokes and the first single from Charli XCX's new album, with production from A.G.

With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services.

The Strokes are back with The New Abnormal. The New York City rock band’s sixth studio album is produced by Rick Rubin and marks the group’s first full-length release in seven years.

Rita Ora caught up with Billboard via video chat from her home in the U.K., where she is quarantined with her family, to discuss what she’s been up to while being home, her latest single “How to Be Lonely,” and what fans can expect from her third studio album, which she says is one of the most exciting things she has ever been a part of.Chatting with Billboard’s senior director of music Jason Lipshutz, Ora says she has been trying to find the silver lining in the current situation, adding that

Laura Marling has announced she has moved up the release date of her new album, Song for Our Daughter. Originally slated for a summer release, the record will now arrive April 10 via Partisan/Chrysalis. “In light of the change to all our circumstances, I saw no reason to hold back on something that, at the very least, might entertain, and at its best, provide some sense of union,” she wrote in a statement. Marling has also shared a new song, “Held Down.” Find that below.

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