Container - "Eject"

Providence's Container has a new record called LP due out in June. Following his previous records, also called LP, he has now shared the lead track, "Eject".

"Eject" is classic Container. After the release of last year's excellent Adhesive EP, Ren Schofield is back with hard hitting techno that resembles the sonic trajectory of fellow Providence noise makers Lightning Bolt. It's an intense blast of industrial squall and rigid drum patterns that serves as a great introduction for his musical palette.

Tei Shi - "Go Slow"

Tei Shi's new EP, Verde, is out April 14 via Mermaid Avenue. Listen to "Go Slow" after the jump.

Björk played Kings Theatre

As part of her current New York City residency, Björk is on display with her retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art and is hosting seven shows across the city, culminating in an appearance at this summer's Governors Ball Music Festival. After two stints at the infamous Carnegie Hall, she brought her Vulnicura shows to Brooklyn.

Yumi Zouma played Cameo Gallery

New Zealand's Yumi Zouma headed to Brooklyn to play a show for the release of their excellent new record EPII.

Sufjan Stevens - "Should Have Known Better"

Sufjan Stevens has shared the second single, "Should Have Known Better", from his newest album Carrie & Lowell.

Pussy Riot - "Don't Cry Genocide"

Those of you (us) who spent the weekend binge watching Netflix's "House of Cards" saw the debut of Pussy Riot's new video "Don't Cry Genocide".

Leon Bridges - "Lisa Sawyer"

Leon Bridges is set to release his debut record this summer on Columbia. Here's a new track called "Lisa Sawyer".

Metz - "Acetate"

Metz announced their new album, Metz II, and shared the first single, "Acetate".

Lightning Bolt - "The Metal East"

Noise legends Lightning Bolt are set to drop their first new album since 2009's Earthly Delights this March and earlier this week their shared the first single from the new album.

Kendrick Lamar - "The Blacker the Berry"

When you're a young artist and you have an album as critically acclaimed and well received as good kid, m.A.A.d city, it takes a lot to conquer the anticipation tied to the follow-up. (See the Strokes, Interpol, Nas)