The best singles of the week

Fontaines DC – “Say Yes To Heaven” (Lana Del Rey cover)

Fontaines DCFontaines Dc recently released their fourth album, “Romance“. To celebrate the release, they performed at the BBC Live Lounge, where they delivered a performance live in-studio performance of “Favourite”, the single taken from their new album, alongside a reinterpretation of “Say Yes To Heaven”, a track by Lana Del Rey. Watch the video of the performance below.

The Smile – “Bodies Laughing”

New single for The Smile: it's called “Bodies Laughing” and precedes the album “Cutouts”, out Friday, October 4th on XL Recordings. The track follows the recent releases “Foreign Spies”, “Zero Sum”, “Don’t Get Me Started” and “The Slip”, the latter two issued in a limited 12-inch vinyl edition in record stores worldwide. Alongside the album's release, a new music video will also drop on October 4th, directed by Weirdcore for Instant Psalm, while a visual video for “Bodies Laughing” is already available (watch it below):

Waxahatchee – “Much Ado About Nothing”

Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee has released a new single titled “Much Ado About Nothing”. It marks her first new music since her latest album, released in March of this year, “Tigers Blood”. The track features Crutchfield on vocals, MJ Lenderman on guitars, Brad Cook on bass, Phil Cook on piano and Yan Westerlund on drums. Listen to the track below:

Michael Kiwanuka releases a new track, “The Rest Of Me”, taken from his new album “Small Changes” out worldwide on November 15th. The track arrives with a video directed by Yout. Producer Brian Burton (Danger Mouse) and Michael discussed the direction of the album, and of “The Rest Of Me” in particular, stating their shared desire to make a record that would transcend any notion of what is or isn't considered “cool”. 

The Horrors – “The Silence That Remains”

The Horrors return with a renewed lineup, a new single and the announcement of their sixth album, titled “Night Life”.

The single “The Silence That Remains” kicks off this new chapter for the band and will feature on the album “Night Life”, out March 21st via Fiction Records.

“The Silence That Remains is like a night-time walk through the city streets at three in the morning, a journey through our past steps and a way to silence the past,” the band said in a statement. “This is only the beginning of our new chapter, and we can't wait to bring you along with us. The Horrors never stop.” Watch the video for “The Silence That Remains” below:

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06/04/2026