From Garage Rock to Post-Punk and Soulful Pop This week’s Three Track Week 37 brings together three very different sounds: Palmyra Delran and the Doppel Gang revisit Joey Ramone with a dose of garage-rock grit, Chicago’s Marital Bed turn relationship troubles into a wall of distorted guitars, and Jenny JAM draws on soul, pop and rock for her debut album about life, loss and starting over. Three different approaches, from noisy guitars to soulful melodies. Palmyra Delran and t

Five tracks. Five different ways of dealing with the things life throws at us. Some songs make you want to dance. Others remind you of someone you'd rather forget, or take you back to a time you thought you'd moved on from. And sometimes a song just puts words to something you've been carrying around for a while. This week's On This Track Weekend Listening 14 takes us from the darker side of indie songwriting to hyperpop, garage punk and folk rock. Oisin Mod has a new record

Three songs about growing up, holding on to the past and finding connection through music. This week’s Three Track Week 36 brings together three songs that sit somewhere between the personal and the familiar. Afternoon Sister bring a quiet kind of melancholy to their indie rock, Rekstarr look back through a mix of soul, jazz, hip-hop and electronic pop, while Sid Seth turns grief for his mother into one of his most personal songs. Three very different tracks, but all of them

Three songs about knowing your worth, chasing bigger things and figuring out who you are when everyone is watching. This week's Three Track Week 35 brings together three songs that approach pop from very different places. Donna Dafi writes about confidence and knowing your worth, DIIV play with the space between guitar music and a culture built around streams, algorithms and scale, and Catie Turner turns the uncomfortable question of who we are online into a catchy pop song.

Five new tracks about what we carry with us - memories, identities, relationships, and the communities we find along the way Music can hold onto things that are difficult to put into words. A relationship that has changed, a version of yourself that exists only onstage, a song an audience refuses to let disappear, or a community that starts on a sidewalk and eventually reaches far beyond its original home. This week’s - On This Track Midweek Listening 11 - five tracks approac

Three songs about the ways connection, memory and self-perception shape how we move through the world. This week’s Three Track Week 34 looks at the spaces between connection and distance, experimentation and convention, and self-image and reality. Norrá Hill turn a transatlantic relationship into a song about emotional closeness across physical distance, Uncle Junior use a deliberately straightforward song structure to explore memory, dating and the strange ways we hold on to