Nothing’s About to Happen to Me – Mitski
The beginning of 2026 has blessed us with a beautiful rich album by Mitski. Her eighth album, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me, wraps orchestral arrangements around a haunting narrative of a reclusive woman who’s an outcast to the world but free inside her own crumbling home. It’s intimate, moody and sometimes devastating. Viola approved.
My favorite Songs of 2025
- “Float” – Jay Som, Jim Adkins
- “Tunnel Vision”– Beach Bunny
- “Siren Song” – Austra
- “Straight Line Was a Lie” – The Beths
- “Uno II” – Viagra Boys
- “E.B.I.T.D.A” – Clipse, Pharrell Williams, Pusha T, Malice
- “Same Kids” – Girl Scout
- “Information Content” – Horsegirl
- “Paint A Picture” – The Hives
- “Cobra” – Geese
- “I Want You (Fever)” – Momma
- “Don’t Go” – FaltyDL
- “Townies” – Wednesday
- “iPod Touch” – Ninajirachi
- “mangetout”– Wet Leg
- “Up” – Danger Mouse, Black Thought, Rag’n’Bone
- “Good Intentions” – Jenny on Holiday
- “Peripheral Lover” – Gordi
- “Fire Sign” – S.G. Goodman
- “What It Sounds Like” – Huntr/X
Listen to the rest of the top 101 songs here on Spotify
Here’s another playlist of all the amazing tunes I also absolutely loved
More from 2025
Top Albums of 2025
10. Deftones
Private Music
9. Men I Trust
Equus Caballus
8. Maruja
Pain to Power
7. Geese
Getting Killed
6. McKinley Dixon
Magic, Alive!
5. Momma
Welcome to the Blue Sky
4. Ninajirachi
I love My Computer
3. The Hives
The Hives Forever Forever The HIves
2. Clipse
Let God Sort Em Out
1. The Beths
Straight Line Was A Lie
2025 Aug – Nov : “We listened to the demons, we let them get between us”
Final installment for the year of New Releases I’ve been listening to.
Many great new albums came out later in the year ending this year really strong. New Austra, The Beths, Hanna Francis, and Skullcrusher. Currently listening to the new Miffle album a lot.
Todo Cambia
Old songs get cycled into my ongoing listening of new releases. This one was worth highlighting as it is lining up to this year’s SupaComp’s theme and my overall mood at the time.
