Today's Top Tune Podcast
1) Juana Molina: “Paraguaya Punk”
Forfun, the new EP by experimental Argentine artist Juana Molina came about after an airline lost her band's backline right before a big festival show. Forced to create new versions of their set list,...Show More
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Brassy energetic shot of punk power from the amazing Juana Molina!
AUDIO REMOVED: The podcast creator has removed the audio for this episode.2) Folk Bitch Trio: ‘God's A Different Sword’
The strongest link between the members of Melbourne’s Folk Bitch Trio, aside from their lifelong friendship, is music. The three women all knew that they wanted careers in music and joining...Show More
3) Rachael Yamagata: ‘Birds’
It’s been roughly ten years since independent artist Rachael Yamagata put out a new studio album(!). Trust us, Starlit Alchemy (due October 3 via Julian Records) is worth the...Show More
4) Jeb Loy Nichols: ‘Step In’
Jeb Loy Nichols is on a lifelong journey through the roots of Americana, bringing his fresh perspective to the genre all along the way. “Step In” is just what you need to sample his d...Show More
5) HAAi: ‘Hey!’
Producer, songwriter, and DJ HAAi is busy putting the finishing touches on her new album, HUMANiSE (due Oct. 10 via Mute). The album wrestles with what it is to be human in an incr...Show More
6) Kurt Vile & Luke Roberts: ‘classic love’
Indie rock hit maker Kurt Vile just dropped Classic Love, a new five-track EP made in collaboration with his Nashville-based pal Luke Roberts. Drawing heavily from their frien...Show More
7) Sierra Ferrell: ‘A Lesson in Leavin'’ (feat. Nikki Lane)
“A Lesson in Leavin’” had an impromptu debut at Stagecoach Festival earlier this year and was simply too good to abandon in the desert. So Sierra Ferrell and Nikki Lan...Show More
8) Blake Mills & Pino Palladino: ‘Taka’
What happens when you pair a great guitar player with a badass bassist? You get mind-bending sounds from gifted producer and multi-instrumentalist Blake Mills — known for his work with...Show More
9) Men I Trust: ‘Come Back Down’
Men I Trust are winding their way through the USA on their biggest tour yet. It’s happening in the wake of two albums released just a few months apart in 2025: Equus Asinsus and&n...Show More
10) Gelli Haha: ‘Pluto is not a planet it’s a restaurant’
LA-based sonic acrobat Gelli Haha takes a running leap into her arthouse theatrics with frisky energy to spare. Her newly released debut album Switcheroo blooms with contrasts: pla...Show More