Thursday Music News

Jack White is releasing his first solo album since 2014's Lazaretto later this month. Titled Boarding House Reach, White has previously shared the tracks "Connected by Love," "Respect Commander," and "Corporation." Today, he's shared the killer song "Over and Over and Over." The urgent, high-energy riff-rocker is a song White has attempted to record multiple times, calling it his "white whale." White says of the song, “I chased it and chased it, and finally, all of a sudden, it worked.” Boarding House Reach is out 3/23 on Third Man Records/Columbia. Catch Jack White at WaMu Theatre on Monday, August 13 [ Pitchfork ]

The Kills are back with their first release since last year's Non-Electric EP, a pair of songs to be released as a new 7-inch single. The one we're hearing today is a cover of Saul Williams' "List of Demands (Reparations)," which Williams blessed. Frontwoman Alison Mosshart calls the song, "...a song of strength and empowerment, rooted in the idea of rising above." The song comes with a video directed by Ben Strebel that sees the duo as well as a troupe of dancers in chains. The B-side of the 7-inch features a cover of Peter Tosh's "Steppin' Razor." [ Consequence of Sound ]

The Greta Kline-led project Frankie Cosmos have shared a new track from their forthcoming album Vessel called "Apathy." The song follows previously released tracks "Jesse" and "Being Alive," and comes with a cute video of tiny toy dog being moved around by a hand.Vessel is the band's first album on Sub Pop and will be out March 30. Frankie Cosmos will be in Seattle on Tuesday, April 17 to play Neumos. [ Under the Radar ]

Danish post-punk band Iceage are finally following up 2014's Plowing Into the Fields of Love with the forthcoming Beyondless. Today, they've shared "Pain Killer" which features vocals from Sky Ferreira, as well as an unexpected horn section. The song follows lead single "Catch It." The band co-produced the album with previous collaborator Nis Bysted recorded the album completely analog with Mattias Glavå at Kungsten Studios in Göteborg, Sweden. Beyondless is out May 4 on Matador. [ Rolling Stone ]