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Cruz Beckham has spent his whole life surrounded by expectations. Now, with debut EP 'Wear & Tear', he's stepping out on his own terms, finding his people and putting the music first.
The Vancouver artist's self-produced debut lands 16th October, previewed by single 'I Do'.
14-disc vinyl and CD box sets mark 30 years of 'Spice'.
Supports include Kylie Minogue, Getdown Services, Caroline Polachek, Feist and LCD Soundsystem.
Collaborative duo debut on the label with a tribute to a demolished Leamington skatepark.
New year run adds seven UK shows behind debut LP 'Johnny's Dreamworld'.
New single 'Babe, We've Run Out Of Time' out now, they've a sold-out London residency this week, and the Scala booked for September: not bad for a band whose entire recording career is three songs deep. Dork corners London's most road-hardened new four-piece.
Cruz Beckham has spent his whole life surrounded by expectations. Now, with debut EP 'Wear & Tear', he's stepping out on his own terms, finding his people and putting the music first.
Kent artist previews forthcoming EP 'Take Away My Problems' with disco-pop collaboration.
Duo share self-produced track ahead of East London launch party.
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New single 'Babe, We've Run Out Of Time' out now, they've a sold-out London residency this week, and the Scala booked for September: not bad for a band whose entire recording career is three songs deep. Dork corners London's most road-hardened new four-piece.
Losing a guitarist, gaining a frog and boiling their band down to the bones: Dublin's funniest, most combustible trio have turned desperation and doomscroll-dread into 'Affirmations', a debut album that stares down the end of the world and tells you to go and hug your mates. They mean every word of it.
After turning stairwell harmonies and viral covers into one of folk-pop's fastest-rising success stories, Tiny Habits are ready to show a different side on their second album, 'Keepers'.
After years of upheaval, Mystery Jets have found a new lineup, a new outlook and a seventh album built on hope.
Six years after The Magic Gang's last record, their frontman returns with 'Go Easy', a debut solo EP about growing up, slowing down and remembering why any of this was fun. He'd like you to be gentle with it. He's earned that much.
They've been one of the UK's most thrilling live bands for years. Now, with debut album 'Cannonball', Man/Woman/Chainsaw are proving the wait was worth it.
Thirteen songs about anxiety, overthinking and modern dread, made by three Bristol mates who mostly seem to have had a lovely time doing it. MOULD’s Joe Sherrin reports, mid-heatwave.
New single 'Babe, We've Run Out Of Time' out now, they've a sold-out London residency this week, and the Scala booked for September: not bad for a band whose entire recording career is three songs deep. Dork corners London's most road-hardened new four-piece.
Losing a guitarist, gaining a frog and boiling their band down to the bones: Dublin's funniest, most combustible trio have turned desperation and doomscroll-dread into 'Affirmations', a debut album that stares down the end of the world and tells you to go and hug your mates. They mean every word of it.
James Gorter directed the Altona Arts session, ahead of US dates beginning on 14th September and a UK run in November.
The fifth track from ‘Heavenly Body: If I’m The Bottle You’re The Message’ now has a horseback odyssey directed by Andrew Thomas Huang.
The BLACKPINK singer's new single arrives at midnight BST on 18th September.
A limited number of tickets for the Official Afterparty are on sale now via DICE.
Born in Japan and making English-language music for a global audience, XG have become one of pop's most distinctive international success stories. As the seven-piece prepare to bring their 'THE CORE' world tour to London, they look back on the journey that brought them here.
The track will appear on 'Generic Everything', due in October with contributions from J Hus and Little Simz.
Lost duets, a possible Charli xcx cover and an abandoned frog idea: Ellie has been answering the internet’s questions, with very little patience for guitar snobbery.
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Ravyn Lenae has plenty of directions available to her and, rather pleasingly, appears interested in trying all of them.
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
They've been one of the UK's most thrilling live bands for years. Now, with debut album 'Cannonball', Man/Woman/Chainsaw are proving the wait was worth it.
The track serves as the ending music for TV anime 'THE GHOST IN THE SHELL'.
Whether it's live music, friendship or songwriting, Finn Wolfhard believes the best moments are the ones people share together. His second solo album, ‘Fire From The Hip’, was made with exactly that in mind.
The Los Angeles ceremony takes place on Sunday 27th September 2026.
The album arrives on 6th November via Husky Pants, with Michael Vallera guesting on its closing title track.
Thirteen songs about anxiety, overthinking and modern dread, made by three Bristol mates who mostly seem to have had a lovely time doing it. MOULD’s Joe Sherrin reports, mid-heatwave.
After a Top 10 debut, a huge Download set and a second album shaped by grief, RØRY knows telling the truth is the only thing that matters.
The drummer is still playing, but says his health prevents extended trips abroad.
The latest track from her November debut 'Albatross' arrives with a self-directed video shot by her cousin Jamie Armour.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
Written with pop culture historian Caseen Gaines, the book explores the sometimes difficult relationships behind Collins' musical collaborations.
After turning stairwell harmonies and viral covers into one of folk-pop's fastest-rising success stories, Tiny Habits are ready to show a different side on their second album, 'Keepers'.
After turning stairwell harmonies and viral covers into one of folk-pop's fastest-rising success stories, Tiny Habits are ready to show a different side on their second album, 'Keepers'.
The fifth track from ‘Heavenly Body: If I’m The Bottle You’re The Message’ now has a horseback odyssey directed by Andrew Thomas Huang.
Twenty years into their shapeshifting career, this is a stellar addition to an enviable songbook.
