The best singles of the month

Bright Eyes – “Dyslexic Palindrome”
I Bright Eyes return a year after “Five Dice, All Threes” with a new chapter, “Kids Table”, out September 26 via Dead Oceans.
The album, already previewed by one track, now sees the release of "Dyslexic Palindrome", in which Conor Oberst's voice intertwines with that of Alynda Segarra of Hurray For The Riff Raff. “Alynda is one of the most profound people I've ever met”, says Oberst. “Everything that passes through them seems possessed by a ghost of American music”.

Andrea Laszlo De Simone – "Quando"
Andrea Laszlo De Simone announces his return to recording. The singer-songwriter from Turin has released the single "Quando," the third track unveiled from his upcoming studio work, and has revealed its details: the album will be titled "Una lunghissima ombra" and will be released on October 17 via 42 Records. "'Quando' represents a moment of disorientation, in which the mind searches for justifications for mistakes and contradictions," explained the 39-year-old artist. "It's the phase that precedes taking responsibility, the irrational stage in which you delude yourself into thinking you can do without it. A clumsy but deeply human search for understanding." Listen to the new single "Quando" below:

Neil Young – "Big Crime"
Last August 27, Neil Young took the stage in Chicago with his new band, the Chrome Hearts. During the concert he premiered "Big Crime," a previously unreleased song that takes aim at President Donald Trump. Right after the performance, the Canadian artist posted the audio of the show on his official Neil Young Archives website, along with the song's lyrics: "Don't need no fascist rules/ Don't want no fascist schools/ There's big crime in D.C. at the White House."
Listen to "Big Crime" below.

Elias Rønnenfelt (Iceage) – USA Baby
The Iceage frontman Elias Rønnenfelt returns to his solo dimension with "Speak Daggers," the second chapter of an artistic journey that finds him gradually drifting away from his main band's post-punk urgency to explore more nuanced, cinematic territory. The album, due out October 17 via Escho, was born within the four walls of his home in Nordvest, Copenhagen. Listen to the first single "USA Baby":

Richard Ashcroft – Loving You
Featured as a special guest on the Oasis reunion tour Oasis and set to return next year with a headline tour of the UK, Richard Ashcroft has shared a new track from his upcoming solo album. The song, titled "Lovin' You," will lend its title to the whole record, due out October 10. The track reworks the iconic guitar riff from "Classical Gas," the famous Mason Williams piece that won a Grammy in 1968. The title track, written and produced by Ashcroft himself alongside Emre Ramazanoglu, credits Williams as co-writer.

Oasis – "Bring It On Down"
Oasis have released "Bring It On Down (Live from Edinburgh, 9 August '25)," on the eve of their already sold-out North American shows. The track was recorded on Saturday, August 9, during the second of three sold-out nights at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, in front of more than 204,000 Scottish fans (read our live report here). After playing two epic shows at Dublin's Croke Park, Oasis have now completed 17 of the 41 dates on their Oasis Live '25 World Tour. Fans and critics alike have shown unprecedented support for what is now considered the tour of the year.
Listen to "Bring It On Down (Live From Edinburgh, 9 August '25)" below.

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23/04/2026