The new music doesn’t stop coming, so here’s a playlist to keep track of it all. Here are 10 songs to help you through the week.

Aphex Twin – “minipops 67 [120.2][source Field Mix]”

Richard D. James is back after 13 years with “Syro.” Whether a long-time fan or first-time listener, this album is a great way to explore the Aphex Twin sound.

Caribou – “Our Love”

Dan Snaith is back, following 2010’s “Swim.” The new album, “Our Love,” will be released Oct. 7 on Merge Records.

dd elle – “Tell Me”

While an official album is yet to be released, surf Soundcloud to hear producer dd elle’s tracks.

Perfume Genius – “Queen”

“Too Bright” is the third studio album for Mike Hadreas, the man behind Perfume Genius. Released on Matador Records.

Foxygen – “How Can You Really”

Following last year’s wildly successful album, “We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic,” is “…And Star Power.” While rumors about the band’s breakup were rampant, they’re back with some pleasing psych-pop melodies.

Bleached – “For the Feel”

Sisters Jennifer and Jessie Clavin present their first release since 2013’s “Ride Your Heart.” The new three-song EP, “For the Feel,” brings fun pop sensibilities, perfect for stretching summer into fall.

Speedy Ortiz – “Bigger Party”

Released by Adult Swim, the song delivers the Northampton, Massachusetts, group’s noise-pop grungy college rock sound.

Santigold – “Kicking Down Doors”

The first release since 2012, “Kicking Down Doors,” comes with the hope of a new Santigold record sometime soon.

The Black Ryder – “Santaria”

From Sydney, Australia, The Black Ryder consists of Aimee Nash and Scott Von Ryper. They have their own record label, The Anti-Machine Machine, and bring all the shoe-gaze you could ever want.

Ex Hex – “Beast”

The all-female trio of Ex Hex are set to release “Rips” Oct. 7. Hailing from Washington D.C., the album is on Merge Records.

Contact CU Independent Staff Writer Kate Siem at ksiemm@gmail.com