Summary of Western Music Releases [May 2025]
The May 2025 international releases weave a diverse tapestry of stories: Tom Grennan’s deep, introspective sound reflecting on our digital society; Addison Rae’s sparkling synth-pop, marking a dazzling transition from TikTok star to music artist; and Benson Boone’s heartwarming ballad dedicated to his mother.
The passion each artist pours into their work, along with their innovative musical expressions, is sure to add fresh color to your everyday life.
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Summary of Western Music Releases [May 2025] (81–90)
DisintegrateSuede

A work that sharply portrays the anxieties and disconnects of contemporary society has arrived from Suede, the legendary British band.
Brett Anderson’s emotive vocals—showing no trace of his age—and the band’s unique soundscape, fusing glam rock and post-punk, seep straight into the heart.
It’s a lead single from the forthcoming album “Antidepressants,” scheduled for release in September 2025, and it’s been issued via BMG.
Recorded with an emphasis on live-in-the-studio feel, the track conveys the band’s energy directly.
Also not to be missed is “Suede Takeover,” a four-night special run at London’s Southbank Centre.
This is a song that offers deep empathy, resonating with the loneliness and anxiety felt by people today.
No Rain, No FlowersThe Black Keys

Since their formation in 2001, The Black Keys have captivated fans around the world with their powerful sound that fuses blues and garage rock.
The acclaimed duo, multiple Grammy Award winners, will release their 13th album, “No Rain, No Flowers,” in August 2025.
Featuring 11 tracks, the album delivers soulful, melodic developments that strike a chord.
Including the lead single that topped Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart, the songs masterfully blend vintage warmth with modern arrangements in perfect balance—a must-listen.
The lyrics, centered on growth and renewal after overcoming hardship, are equally compelling, making this a release no blues or rock lover should miss.
WorthyThe Home Team

The Home Team, a Seattle-based band who define their own genre as “heavy pop,” are releasing a new single in May 2025.
Built on a foundation of pop punk and metal, the track skillfully weaves in elements of R&B and funk, resulting in an energetic sound perfect for summer drives and outdoor events.
The song is set to be included on the deluxe edition of their album The Crucible of Life.
Since forming in 2013, they’ve steadily grown their fanbase through tours with acts like Don Broco and Senses Fail, and their live performances are known for high energy and a strong sense of connection with the audience.
Featuring dazzling guitar riffs and powerful drums, this track is a must-listen for anyone interested in boundary-pushing music that defies genre.
LOOK OUT FOR METurnstile

Turnstile, the powerhouse hardcore punk band that earned three Grammy nominations for their 2021 album “Glow On” on the prestigious Roadrunner Records, will release an ambitious seven-minute work in May 2025.
The track opens with a heavy sound driven by muscular guitar riffs and energetic vocals, then shifts in the latter half to a serene progression that boldly incorporates elements of ambient and house music.
Released as the lead single from their upcoming album “Never Enough,” due out in June, the song arrives alongside a music video directed by vocalist Brendan Yates and others, which is slated to screen at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.
Highly recommended not only for punk fans but also for listeners interested in experimental sounds.
Time Will HealVolbeat

An impressive track woven from blistering guitar riffs, a mid-tempo groove, and a vocal brimming with emotion.
It’s a medium-tempo number by the Danish heavy metal band Volbeat, released in May 2025 as an advance single from the album “God Of Angels Trust.” Born from the members’ personal experiences of loss, the song powerfully charts an emotional journey from grief to hope.
Combining hard rock heft with a rockabilly-style groove and pop-like accessibility, it showcases the multi-faceted musicality that is uniquely Volbeat.
The music video by filmmaker Julia Peytie also leaves a strong impression with its symbolic red-room staging.
Even listeners who aren’t fans of heavy sounds will find plenty to enjoy in this compelling release.
ICANTHOLDYOUTHISADaylyt

Daylyt, a standout figure in America’s battle rap scene, has released a polished new track.
With a bold approach that samples a classic by George Michael, he’s presenting a fresh possibility for hip-hop.
His distinctive lyrical skill and deft wordplay are on full display, and the song delivers a strong stance regarding his dispute with Joey Bada$$.
Released in May 2025 on the YouTube channel “IAMDAYLYT2k,” the track has sparked mixed reactions among music fans.
It’s a recommended listen not only for those well-versed in hip-hop culture, but also for anyone interested in new modes of musical expression.
Summary of Western Music Releases [May 2025] (91–100)
Self-Inflicted$UICIDEBOY$

$uicideboy$, an underground hip-hop duo based in New Orleans, Louisiana, released a lead single in May 2025 ahead of their next album, “Thy Kingdom Come.” Blending dark trap with raw lyrics that lay bare feelings of depression and self-destruction, the track delivers a powerful impact despite its brief runtime of about one minute, featuring heavy basslines and rapid-fire rapping.
The album is produced by member $crim, also known as Budd Dwyer, resulting in a track that returns to their musical roots.
The song also serves as the kickoff track for the 44-city nationwide Grey Day Tour 2025 starting in August of the same year, and is recommended for those who want to immerse themselves in the duo’s candid portrayal of inner turmoil.





