The best singles of the week

Ride –  "Monaco"

The Ride have released a new single titled "Monaco", the latest track lifted from their seventh studio album "Interplay", due out on March 29 via Wichita Recordings/PIAS. Frontman Mark Gardener had this to say about the song: "The song is a reflection on this feeling of how we're all wrecked and constantly under pressure financially. It's a kind of call to arms against this situation, while we still have the strength to fight it."

Kate Nash – “Millions Of Heartbeats”

Kate Nash has revealed all the details of her new full-length "9 Sad Symphonies", out June 21 via Kill Rock Stars. Speaking about the new single, the English artist said: "I've been through the sewers of this industry, so my goal is to make good music that I believe in, have some longevity, and put on good live shows. I no longer feel like I'm in competition with the industry. I've been in the game for twenty years and now I'm in my own league."

Mitski – "Buffalo Replaced/Coyote, My Little Brother"

Mitski has released a cover of "Coyote, My Little Brother", a song by Peter Lafarge made famous by Pete Seeger in the 1960s, for the Spotify Singles series. She has also recorded a new version of her own "Buffalo Replaced", from her latest album "The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We".

Two Door Cinema Club – "Happy Customers"

 Two Door Cinema Club are back with new material: after releasing "Sure Enough" last September, here's another single titled "Happy Customers". The track recalls the sound of their second album "Beacon", with singer Alex Trimble's voice at the top of its game.

Vampire Weekend – "Classical"

Vampire Weekend are back with the third single from their new album "Only God Was Above Us", out April 5th, five years on from their last record "Father Of The Bride". Listen to the new single "Classical" below:

Chelsea Wolfe – "Dusk"

Chelsea Wolfe has released a new video for "Dusk", the single that preceded the release of her new album, "She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She", marking the start of her partnership with the label Loma Vista Recordings. The American artist also commented on "Dusk" with these words: "Friends or lovers go through hell, but in the end they're always bound together by love, like ceramic passed through fire, broken and put back together".

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08/03/2026