Dinosaur Jr. are officially back, and yes, they’re still the undisputed kings of fuzz.

The alt-rock pioneers just dropped “Everything At Once” a shimmering cut off their 13th studio album, There Near (out now on Jagjaguwar). While a lot of the new record leans into fast, driving punk energy, “Everything AtOnce” hits a different sweet spot. Think classic power-pop meets J Mascis’ signature melancholic crunch—heavy on the hooks, dripping with analog warmth, and carrying that unmistakable downbeat indie charm.

If you’ve got a soft spot for the jangle-and-crunch aesthetic of 90s alternative, this track is an immediate addition to your rotation.

Inside the “Everything At Once” Music Video

True to form, Dinosaur Jr. skipped the generic performance video route. Directed by Guy Kozak, the visual accompaniment features a poor soul trapped in a full, clanking medieval suit of armor trying to survive everyday modern errands. Watching a knight mow the lawn and walk a dog provides the exact kind of dry, self-aware humor that makes the band so enduringly cool.

Catch Dinosaur Jr. on Tour

To celebrate the release of There Near, J Mascis, Lou Barlow, and Murph are hitting the road for a massive run of dates:

• Fall 2026: Kicking off this October and November with special guest Stef Chura.

• Winter/Spring 2027: Extending into early next year with support from Starcrawler.

There Near is streaming everywhere right now. Crank it up, watch the video, and drop a comment below with your favorite track off the new record.