Latest Western Music Releases [November 2025]

D.I.S.Oneohtrix Point Never

Oneohtrix Point Never – D.I.S. (Official Video)

Oneohtrix Point Never is the solo project of Daniel Lopatin, an artist who continually traverses the boundary between experimental music and pop culture.

Known for winning the Cannes Soundtrack Award and for collaborations with The Weeknd, he released this track from his album “Tranquilizer” in November 2025.

Built on a concept of deconstructing and reconstructing commercial sample libraries from the ’90s, the piece intricately weaves razor-sharp digital beats with distorted timbres, creating a unique sense of time where memory and the present intersect.

The music video by Elliott Elder is striking for its artificial visual aesthetics, presenting an experience in which sound and image are fused.

While it follows the lineage of the fragmented aesthetics developed in past works like “Replica” and “Garden of Delete,” this more minimal, honed piece serves as a mirror reflecting contemporary cultural ennui.

It’s experimental yet approachable, making it a strong recommendation for fans of electronica and ambient music.

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Rodl Glide

Based in Brooklyn, Daniel Lopatin moves freely across scenes from film scores to hyperpop.

Under the name Oneohtrix Point Never, his album Tranquilizer, released in November 2025, includes a track that revives the echoes of ’90s techno for the present day.

Its structure is striking: it abruptly morphs from serene ambient into a hypnotic rave beat.

Using a sample CD—once lost from the Internet Archive—as raw material, this experimental piece explores themes of memory and disappearance.

The progression that guides the listener from meditative stillness to club-like euphoria deftly evokes the sensation of shuttling between artificial tranquility and the buzz of reality.

It’s recommended for those who want to immerse themselves in sound away from everyday noise, or who wish to explore the boundary between ambient and dance music.

Bruised SkyPoppy

POPPY – Bruised Sky (Official Music Video)

Poppy, who first drew worldwide attention with her surreal performances on YouTube and is now known for boldly incorporating metal and industrial elements into her music, has released a new song in November 2025 that pushes the heavy direction she’s cultivated throughout her career even further, leaning into metalcore.

Teaming up with former Bring Me the Horizon member Jordan Fish, the track features distorted guitar riffs, thunderous drums, and vocals that shift from clean melodies to fierce growls.

As the lead single from her album “Empty Hands,” slated for release in January 2026, it stands as a defining song of her new phase.

Alongside its dark, dystopian-themed music video, it’s a can’t-miss release for metal fans.

Feel Something, Great.PALAYE ROYALE

PALAYE ROYALE – Feel Something, Great. (Official Music Video)

The Las Vegas-born trio rock band Palaye Royale released a new song in November 2025—a rock anthem that portrays a heartfelt desire to “feel something deeply” while confronting emotional numbness and the stagnation of everyday life.

With 5 Seconds of Summer’s Calum Hood contributing to the songwriting, the band’s signature dark, theatrical atmosphere is infused with a poppy catchiness, seamlessly blending singalong-ready melodies with a powerful band sound.

Symbolizing a new chapter following their August 2024 album, Death or Glory, this track pairs the exhilaration fit for a modern rock festival with a resonance that strikes deep in the heart.

It’s a must-listen for anyone who feels stuck yet wants to keep looking forward.

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Plaqueboymax – Oasis (Official Music Video)

Plaqueboy Max has been turning his live production sessions directly into content, kicking up a storm in the new-generation hip-hop scene.

Hailing from New Jersey, he started as a streamer and grew his fanbase through audience-participation beat-making and collaborative sessions with artists.

In 2024, he joined FaZe Clan and drew attention with his “In The Booth” series, where he crafts songs on the spot.

His track released in November 2025 stands out with a melodic trap sound that pairs ambient-leaning synths drenched in spatial effects with rapid-fire hi-hats and razor-sharp 808s.

Producers 5kjordn, Ichiss, Apmelodies, and KXVI are among the credited collaborators, delivering a polished sound worthy of a major release.

This piece crystallizes his effort to blur the boundaries between streaming culture and the mainstream music industry.

KnikPortugal. The Man

Knik

Grammy-winning rock band Portugal.

The Man will release their tenth album, SHISH, in November 2025.

Having transitioned from a major label to an independent setup, the band crafted this work around the theme of returning to their Alaska roots.

One of the tracks on the album bears a title derived from an Alaskan place name.

Its lyrics depict coastal phenomena like bore tides and tidal flats, interweaving the bodily sensation of sinking into mud with a gaze reaching for the lights of the harbor.

Psychedelic guitars, downtempo beats, and expansive synths layer together to create a sound where roaring intensity and quiet serenity coexist.

Highly recommended for those who want to feel both the weight and pride of living within an overwhelming natural environment.

NEW TRIPQuavo, Yeat & BNYX®

Quavo, Yeat & BNYX® – NEW TRIP (Real Lyfe Shit)

A collaborative track by Quavo—known as a bridge-builder for Atlanta trap—Yeat, a leading figure in Gen Z’s rage scene, and BNYX®, the music producer at the core of the producer collective Working on Dying.

Released in November 2025 via Quality Control Music/Motown Records, the song arrived after a live debut at ComplexCon 2025.

Its lyrics liken the rush of newfound wealth and experiences to a trip, paired with a floaty, spatially effected sound design.

The hard-edged 808s and minimal sonic architecture by BNYX® and Sapjer accentuate Quavo’s melodic flow and Yeat’s razor-edged vocal tone.

A recommended listen for those seeking a luxurious flex with a cyber-infused aesthetic.