The best singles of the week

St. Vincent- “Flea”

Here comes the second preview from the new, upcoming album by St. Vincent, “All Born Screaming”, out April 26th. The new single is titled “Flea” and features the American artist on vocals and every instrument except drums and bass, handled respectively by Dave Grohl and Justin Meldal-Johnsen. “Flea” is a raw desire unfolding over thunderous grooves and searing guitar figures – the songwriter explains in a statement – while “All Born Screaming” is an invitation to challenge the limits of the possible and go beyond them.

Brett Anderson & Nadine Shah ft. Paraorchestra – “Holes”

Brett Anderson of Suede and Nadine Shah team up with the Paraorchestra for a poignant cover of “Holes”, one of the peaks of the masterpiece “Deserter's Songs” by Mercury Rev. Speaking about the track, Brett Anderson noted: “There's this sense of regret that resonated with me. That line about 'holes dug by little moles' has something so sad and childlike about it…”. 

Peggy Gou – “1+1=11”

The debut album by artist, producer and DJ Peggy Gou will be released on June 7th via XL Recordings. Speaking about the record, the Korean artist stated: “This is more than just a debut album. It embodies countless hours of dedication on my journey to create something timeless, and it's a testament to the power of knowing how to listen, to ourselves and to others”. Peggy Gou has released the new single “1+1=11”, accompanied by a music video directed by and starring her longtime friend Olafur Eliasson.

Angel Olsen & Maxim Ludwig – “I Can’t Stand It”

Angel Olsen and Maxim Ludwig, the Los Angeles singer-songwriter with whom Olsen toured back in 2013, have teamed up for a cover of “I Can’t Stand It”, the track that Lou Reed used as the opening track of his self-titled debut solo album. The song will feature on the tribute album to the former Velvet Underground frontman titled “The Power Of The Heart”, due out on April 20 via A Light In The Attic. 

Glass Animals – “Creatures In Heaven”

Glass Animals have announced details of their fourth studio album, “I Love You So F***ing Much”, out July 19, 2024. The album stems from an existential crisis experienced by band frontman Dave Bayley, which he described as follows: “Life can change radically, but sometimes you're not able to change as quickly on a personal level. You end up feeling like a spectator. And then you're asked, and expected, to be a certain kind of person, a different person. But… I wasn't sure how I was supposed to become that. It confused me to the point where I didn't know who I was, or whether anything was real”.

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11/03/2026