New Music: Weezer, Royal Blood, Billie Eilish, +More

It's another week jam-packed with new music releases.

Every week we talk about the new alternative music releases. Whether it's albums, singles, or remastered albums, we cover it all. Let's waste no time and get right to the music released this week.

Weezer

Earlier this week, Weezer announced they would be releasing a new track on Thursday, January 21 at midnight. The song is titled "All My Favorite Songs". They also announced they'll be releasing two albums this year, with the first coming out next week on January 29. Listen to their new song below.

Billie Eilish

It's not a solo track from Billie, but a collaboration with one of the biggest Spanish singer-songwriters of this generation, Rosalia. They worked together on a song called "Lo Vas A Olvidar". Eilish's brother, FINNEAS, who often produces her own songs, co-wrote the song as well, according to Billboard. The song will be used ina  special episode of HBO's show Euphoria. Listen here.

The Head and The Heart

Like everyone else, The Head and The Heart miss live shows. So they released a live album called Rivers and Roads: The Head And The Heart – Live from Pike Place Market. It's an Amazon exclusive, according to JamBase. Below is the concert movie that has the same name.

Royal Blood

Royal Blood just dropped the title track off their upcoming new album. It's called "Typhoons" and the album comes out April 30, 2021. This is their most recent release since giving us "Trouble's Coming". Listen to the new song here.

Django Django

Django Django just released another song from their upcoming album. The song is called "Free From Gravity" and is the fourth track they've dropped from the new album, which will be called Glowing In The Dark. Listen to the new song below.

Architects

One band that has been steadily releasing music since the start of the pandemic is Architects. They dropped another song this week called "Dead Butterflies". The song is described by Loudwire as showing their growth. Take a listen here.