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Four cover stars, a packed line-up of new music and plenty of surprises. Here's what's inside our November 2026 issue.
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Jamie T has spent nearly two decades trying to balance an obsessive need to write songs with a fairly strong desire not to be famous. After almost walking away altogether, 'Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)' finds him working out how to have both.
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Grimes has said her forthcoming album ‘Psy Opera’ is an AI-focused conceptual record, with a more personal second album planned.
Being in your twenties in 2026 is exhausting, and Chloe Slater knows it. Her debut album ‘Riot Youth’ takes aim at the forces keeping young people angry, isolated and afraid, while insisting that there's still plenty worth fighting for.
Ben Quad’s new Pure Noise single arrives with an official video before the Wisher Tour begins in Manchester.
NCT WISH’s fourth mini-album is out now, led by a WISH LAND-set video for its title track.
A year ago, Basht were still putting the final pieces of the band together. Now, debut album ‘Poor Advice’ finds the Dublin four-piece trusting their instincts and refusing to settle into any one lane.
R&B singer and electronic music obsessive Rochelle Jordan has always believed in the possibilities of the remix. Now, she's handed 'Through The Wall' over to some of dance music's most exciting names.
The Irish indie-rockers’ third album arrives on 22nd January 2027, following recent single ‘Keeping Up Appearances’.
The track was recorded for Spears’ 2001 album ‘Britney’ and previews its 25th anniversary edition, due in November.
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Remi Wolf has always done things at full volume. For her third album 'Mud', she's discovered a different kind of freedom, swapping some of her maximalism for a rawer sound that feels every bit as unmistakably her.
Claud has a new dog, a happy relationship and a third album full of love songs. Naturally, they're wondering how long all this good fortune can last.
This month, we nab Master Peace to spy on 24 hours in their life.
Rachel Chinouriri's acclaimed debut made her one of British music's most exciting new voices. Two years, countless huge shows and a fair few revelations later, she's ready to introduce a different side of herself.
Back from tour with a haul of second-hand gear, Starcleaner Reunion let their debut album 'Umbrella' get gloriously out of hand. A childhood garage can take you surprisingly far.
Being in your twenties in 2026 is exhausting, and Chloe Slater knows it. Her debut album ‘Riot Youth’ takes aim at the forces keeping young people angry, isolated and afraid, while insisting that there's still plenty worth fighting for.
A year ago, Basht were still putting the final pieces of the band together. Now, debut album ‘Poor Advice’ finds the Dublin four-piece trusting their instincts and refusing to settle into any one lane.
Remi Wolf has always done things at full volume. For her third album 'Mud', she's discovered a different kind of freedom, swapping some of her maximalism for a rawer sound that feels every bit as unmistakably her.
Claud has a new dog, a happy relationship and a third album full of love songs. Naturally, they're wondering how long all this good fortune can last.
Eight volumes of Annie Mac’s ‘Annie Mac Presents’ compilation series are now streaming on Apple Music, alongside a Before Midnight curator page and a 2025 Warehouse Project set.
The Chemical Brothers, Ellie Goulding, Adéla, 5 Seconds of Summer and underscores have joined Open’er Festival 2027 in Gdynia/Kosakowo, Poland.
Stanley Welch is a Glasgow-based songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist and occasional musical-theatre auteur. His new double album turns heartbreak into a house party where every song follows somebody out the door.
Troye Sivan’s pop career has never been bigger, even if life isn’t quite so straightforward. Fourth album ‘She’s the Best’ finds him chasing pure bliss while getting thoroughly back in his feelings.
Wonjin’s second and final pre-release single arrives ahead of his debut solo album ‘Mangsangrok’ on 20th October.
The Los Angeles three-piece return with their first new music in more than two years, produced by Alex Farrar.
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'Sugar Rush' captures a young band at precisely the point where enthusiasm, confidence and a lot of gigging have started feeding into each other. It's messy, urgent and ridiculously alive.
Dork Radio’s monthly show is back at 8pm, with The North joining the latest episode and new music from Fontaines D.C., Sports Team and more.
The Dundalk group will make their New Zealand debut before heading to Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth next May.
Keo will take ‘Put A Smile On For Me’ across the UK, Europe and North America from February to May 2027.
Moses Boyd’s third ‘Songs For Sinners’ preview brings Shantéh into a song about faith, doubt and leaving room for questions.
Elton John’s 1975 album ‘Rock of the Westies’ returns on 20th November with previously unreleased Piano & Vocal Versions from its original sessions.
Doechii, Phoebe Bridgers, Fontaines D.C., Massive Attack and Turnstile will lead Primavera Sound Barcelona’s 25th edition.
From decade-old demos to dramatic duets, Phoebe Green talks us through ‘Premature Nostalgia’, track by track.
Teezo Touchdown’s new single ‘Honeymoon Night’ arrives with a wedding-themed series of videos, after fans selected the track through a casting call.
The Ari Marcopoulos-directed visual captures Mike D 5D’s sold-out Knockdown Center show ahead of their UK and European dates.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
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John Oliver addressed Skydance’s ownership change on ‘Last Week Tonight’, telling the company: “Hope you’re happy with what you bought, guys!”
This month, we nab Master Peace to spy on 24 hours in their life.
Sebastian Schub’s latest 2026 single is a message of reassurance written during a low point.
Slayyyter’s nine-track ‘Wor$t Man in America’ will arrive on 4th December as a companion to March’s ‘WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA’.
The Chemical Brothers, Ellie Goulding, Adéla, 5 Seconds of Summer and underscores have joined Open’er Festival 2027 in Gdynia/Kosakowo, Poland.
Love is unexpectedly sympathetic over the dark synths of 'Call It What You Want', and he's an engaging presence when he eases off.
