Posthumous Ed Askew album set for July release

Drag City will release a new posthumous album by the late folk singer and artist Ed Askew on July 31. The Final Painting draws from demos recorded between 2020 and his death in January 2025.

The album was produced by Jerry David DeCicca, who previously worked with Askew on the 2013 release For the World. It includes contributions from several musicians, with Sharon Van Etten providing backing vocals on the track Gray Air-o-Plane and Bill Callahan appearing on Someone. William Tyler and Eve Searls also feature on the record.

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Photorealistic image of Devin Townsend on stage with orchestra, choir, and giant glowing moth, illustrating the announcement of his album 'The Moth'.
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Devin Townsend announces ambitious decade-spanning album 'The Moth'

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Canadian progressive metal musician Devin Townsend has announced details of his most ambitious album to date, 'The Moth', set for release on May 29, 2026, via InsideOutMusic. The 24-track follow-up to his 2024 release 'PowerNerd' features orchestral and choral elements developed over more than a decade, collaborations with artists like Steve Vai and Anneke van Giersbergen, and a lead single 'Enter the City'.

Eartheater has announced a new album titled Heavenly Body: If I’m the Bottle You’re the Message. The record is scheduled for release on July 14 via Chemical X. A new single called Paradise Rains is now available.

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A career-spanning anthology of recordings by Conway Savage, the late pianist for Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, has been announced for release on July 17. Titled 'Too Dark To See: Solo & Collaborative Recordings 1992-2010', the collection was curated with input from bandmate Mick Harvey. It features 24 tracks from Savage's solo and collaborative work.

Paste magazine has curated a list of 12 compelling new albums to stream this week, featuring artists like Tony Bontana, Mitski, and Bill Callahan. The roundup highlights diverse genres from indie-folk to pop, encouraging listeners to discover fresh sounds on New Music Friday.

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Sturgill Simpson, as Johnny Blue Skies, has released Mutiny After Midnight—the follow-up to 2024's Passage du Desir—via a self-orchestrated leak and physical formats on March 13, 2026. The chaotic rollout marks his biggest debut week and supports independent record shops, as detailed in a deleted Instagram story.

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