Today, Miss Eaves drops another contender for summer anthem, the third single from her upcoming album Feminasty. “Fuccboi Salute” is a clever, no-bullshit, party-friendly number that sends a message to “all these little fuccbois.” (The message is “fuccbois get no love,” if that isn’t clear.)

“Thunder Thighs” is the handiwork of Miss Eaves, the alter ego of Brooklyn multimedia artist Shanthony Exum. Her work, which includes rap, photography, illustration and graphic design, centers on themes she describes as politically progressive and feminist.

BUST has the exclusive premiere of Kim Boekbinder’s video for “Head Bitch In Charge (H.B.I.C.),” and this is sure to be your power anthem and fashion inspiration for the summer.

“One of the finest albums of the year. Pure Americana at its absolute best.”

Think of Mansions as the album you put on when you’ve finally cleared the party of people you invited because you had to, and you start breaking out the good beer from the fridge in the basement. Future Lives make music for solid evening hangs.

Willie Nelson maybe have famously written the rascally romantic ballad “You Were Always on My Mind,” but Future Lives up that ante on their new song, “The Strangest Dreams.” One of its best lyrics: “I didn’t call because you knew I loved you / I penned a tune for you instead.” It’s a standout line among many on their new LP, Mansions.

Emily — a.k.a. Ruby Fray — has already captured a certain essence of the Bat City in her 2014 K Records release, Grackle, she is once again reflecting on her time in the capital of Texas on her forthcoming, still-untitled full length, due “soon.” Until SOON happens (could be any day now, really), you can listen to her brand new, excellent track “Honor.”

Leather Girls are a self-professed rock and roll band consisting of four people, Erik Camacho on lead guitar and vocals, Mike Garrido on guitar, Dillon Fernandez on drums and Deborah White on bass. Their self-produced, self-titled debut album came out on June 2nd via Yippee Ki Yay Records and has been building up attention for them in Austin and beyond. Michi Heckler caught up with the band while they were on tour and interviewed them about the band’s roots, what life is like on the road, an obsession with serial killers and more!

With one delightfully warped chord on album opener “Early Morning Riser,” Rudy Stone opens a door to his colorfully introspective mind-mirage on The Blinking Light/Peace on Earth (Moderate Fidelity), the latest album from the New Orleans-based songwriter.

The Blinking Light/Peace On Earth’s atmosphere embraces the inner monologue and dresses it in hazy instrumentals.