The best singles of the month

Tori Amos – “Stronger Together”

Last month Tori Amos officially announced her new album “In Times Of Dragons”, due out in May. Now the singer-songwriter unveils the first single, “Stronger Together”, featuring backing vocals from her daughter Tash.

“‘In Times Of Dragons’ is a story that takes the shape of a parable about the dangerous times we're living through, in which democracy itself is being called into question”, explains Amos. She adds: “As I flee from the character of my husband, a sadistic billionaire embodied as a Lizard Demon, I run into people I hadn't seen in years. I hadn't been allowed to spend time with them, and they themselves had kept their distance because of the relationship I'd found myself trapped in. To avoid being captured and dragged back to the Lizard Demon's penthouse, I head for the Deep South of the United States, trying to throw him and his henchmen off my trail. Among the many characters I meet along the way is The Daughter. We spend time together, and we sing”.

“‘Stronger Together’ represents the culmination of this bond, the moment The Daughter chooses to stand by my side, whatever trials await us. Whatever the future holds, we promise each other that we'll be stronger together”.

Listen to “Stronger Together” below.

Daft Punk – “Human After All”

Signs of life from the Daft Punk planet. Five years after "Epilogue", with which they announced the end of the project, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo continue to recirculate the visual repertoire tied to their robotic mythology. A new video for “Human After All”, the 2005 single, has indeed gone online, built by assembling footage from “Electroma”, the sci-fi film directed by the duo in 2006. The editing is credited to Cédric Hervet. In the clip, the two protagonists drive across the desert and reach an apparently ordinary small town. At café tables, in front of a chapel during a wedding ceremony, in playgrounds under the sun, every single person is wearing a helmet.

Pulp – “Begging For Change”

Pulp have released their new track “Begging For Change”, a contribution to the charity compilation “Help(2)” promoted by War Child UK. The album will be released on March 6th and revives a historic project of the charity, once again placing the collaboration between the British music scene and humanitarian initiatives at its center.

“Begging For Change” was recorded during the sessions for the 2025 album “More”, placing it within the same creative period that marked the band's return to recording under the leadership of Jarvis Cocker.

Listen to “Begging For Change” below.

Sunn O))) – “Butch's Guns”

Sunn O))) have released “Butch's Guns”, a new single that precedes the self-titled album due out on April 3rd via Sub Pop. The track arrives just a few weeks after “Glory Black”, the first single released last month.

“Butch's Guns” confirms the sonic framework that has made the Seattle duo instantly recognizable: layered guitar masses, stretched-out dynamics and a focus on low frequencies that favors tension and timbral density over traditional song form. The single's release accompanies the run-up to the new record. Meanwhile, the band has announced a European tour scheduled for June and July. No Italian dates are planned at this time.

Listen to “Butch's Guns” below.

Ninotchka – “Ninnarella” feat. Andrea Chimenti

Three years after their debut with “Temporalità”, an album that had already showcased Mimmo Pesare's knack for building layered sonic architectures through significant collaborations with Emidio Clementi, Georgeanne Kalweit and Gianluca De Rubertis, the Ninotchka project continues its exploratory path with a new piece that confirms its authorial signature. After the tribute to Massimo Volume alongside Mauro Ermanno Giovanardi and the recent “Lune di Gaza” with Amerigo Verardi, comes “Ninnarella”, a track previewing the second studio album, featuring one of the most distinctive voices on the Italian scene, that of Andrea Chimenti. Listen to the single below:

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28/04/2026