Gwen Stefani’s Savage Kiss-Off Bop & More Of This Week’s Best New Music

“Feels good to offload a crusty, dusty man onto an unsuspecting victim and not even care. Here’s hoping the new record keeps this energy up.” — Chelsea Peng, managing editor

“Bright Eyes hits a milestone with their 10th album Five Dice, All Threes, out now. The semi-title track seamlessly combines two of indie rock’s most recognizable voices in Cat Power’s Chan Marshall and frontman Conor Oberst.” — Lauren McCarthy, editor-in-chief

“If you close your eyes and believe, it could be 2009. Their first track back as a trio is exactly what you want from them: dance-y, insistent beats with longing lyrics and icy-cool vocals.” — Kevin LeBlanc, style editor

“Bon Iver is back with another emo-folk ballad — the artist’s first project since his 2019 album i,i — to cry your eyes out to.” — Kelly Reed, senior social media strategist

“Did I try to cobble together this full song by watching as many clips from the Olympics closing ceremony as I could? Maybe. But now it’s out in full, and this version somehow makes me want to learn how to drive even more than the original.” — Peng

“The French singer’s first solo single since her sophomore project Galore is as chill and introspective as it is insistent, ideal for stomping down the street or taking a late-night drive back from the airport.” — LeBlanc

The indie-rock band is embracing a new punk sound with this song about something most of us can relate to: leaving the party early. — Reed

“A beautiful meditation on trying to move on after a painful breakup despite lingering feelings and the longing to keep it going.” — Lindsay Hattrick, senior designer