supermodel* might be a new project, but Frankie Beanie's been building towards it for years. With debut mixtape 'cupid!' - and an upcoming appearance at All Points East - the pieces have finally clicked into place.
Third album from the Brooklyn artist arrives 23rd October via Dead Oceans.
Nobody has headlined All Points East two nights running before. Tyler, The Creator does it with two entirely different line-ups underneath him, both crawling with his own collaborators. Both days, one preview, because that’s plainly how he’d want it.
He's announced a deluxe edition of his 'Put On A Record Tommy' EP.
Acoustic 'Wallflower' arrives as the London four-piece expand behind debut EP 'Restless in Bloom'.
"Each song on this EP provides a different texture and mood," she explains.
The NYC musician's second LP lands via Dirty Hit, with a US tour to follow.
The London quartet introduce a fictional character named Silver on the new track.
Long Beach artist adds intimate London date following All Points East slot.
Third solo album gets dome-show premieres across 40-plus cities from 10th August.
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After a decade spent playing in bands around Los Angeles, Jawdropped reached a simple conclusion: forget the plan B and make this one count. With debut album ‘Secret To Spare’ on the way, their gamble is starting to look suspiciously sensible.
Nobody has headlined All Points East two nights running before. Tyler, The Creator does it with two entirely different line-ups underneath him, both crawling with his own collaborators. Both days, one preview, because that’s plainly how he’d want it.
Hatchie, Theatre, Mén an Tol, MORN and Opal Mag took over Colours Hoxton for an all-day Big Dork Summer blowout. Here’s what went down.
Hatchie, thistle., pyncher, AKA and Your Mate’s Ex descended on YES for an all-day Big Dork Summer party.
A decade-old song about being born wrong, a record label called SUCK, and now a brand new album named after a shopping centre: 'Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall' arrives 23rd October with fresh single 'Chow Mein' in tow, and Dork's latest digital cover star is finally running the whole show themselves. Nobody tell them it's a bad idea; that's the point.
Nine years ago, Sarah Harvey worked Boomtown in fancy dress for a free ticket. This week Panic Shack play it twice. Cardiff's finest talk vans, pickles, mosh pits and the dream of finally quitting the day jobs, as Dork's latest festival guide cover stars prepare to give the fictional city a very real seeing to.
This year's Boomtown is dubbed Chapter 5: Radical Redesign; an invitation to rethink how we live, connect and create. Here's some of the stuff we'll be checking out.
After a decade spent playing in bands around Los Angeles, Jawdropped reached a simple conclusion: forget the plan B and make this one count. With debut album ‘Secret To Spare’ on the way, their gamble is starting to look suspiciously sensible.
Nobody has headlined All Points East two nights running before. Tyler, The Creator does it with two entirely different line-ups underneath him, both crawling with his own collaborators. Both days, one preview, because that’s plainly how he’d want it.
jo from school takes a closer look at the six tracks that make up debut EP ‘Grace, Flair & Distance’, from messy first takes to Joan Baez and Julia Roberts.
Debut EP '2013 horsemeat scandal' is out now, and the New Jersey-raised, Brighton-based noisemaker behind it has arrived with sugar-rush hooks and decomposing swans in equal measure. Time for a proper introduction.
A decade-old song about being born wrong, a record label called SUCK, and now a brand new album named after a shopping centre: 'Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall' arrives 23rd October with fresh single 'Chow Mein' in tow, and Dork's latest digital cover star is finally running the whole show themselves. Nobody tell them it's a bad idea; that's the point.
Bradford-born producer curates late-night jungle and techno session at east London venue.
Once dismissed as a colourful detour, 'Danger Days' has grown into one of My Chemical Romance's most influential records.
From recovery meetings in Dublin to sold-out headline tours, Bleech 9:3 have built their band on the belief that the hardest stories are worth telling.
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Dance music for the body and the soul.
Their self-titled debut album is due for release on 25th September.
Taking Back Sunday will support the band across Japan, UK and European dates next year.
This year's Boomtown is dubbed Chapter 5: Radical Redesign; an invitation to rethink how we live, connect and create. Here's some of the stuff we'll be checking out.
Mercury-nominated debut 'Blizzard' is out now.
The Sheffield songwriter previews her second LP with a Scott Walker-inspired new single.
Sixth album 'WHAT IF I SAY NO?' finds UK rap's great independent one-off, Songer, swerving every rule going, and his biggest tour yet ends at Brixton Academy. The question in the title isn't hypothetical; he's been answering it for years.
The Manchester band's debut LP 'It Goes On' arrives via Island Records this August.
Tickets for the four intimate club dates go on sale Friday morning.
Brighton multi-venue weekender returns for eighth edition across ten grassroots spaces.
Hatchie, Theatre, Mén an Tol, MORN and Opal Mag took over Colours Hoxton for an all-day Big Dork Summer blowout. Here’s what went down.
Shortest, fastest, angriest: Denver's Public Opinion release second album 'The Curse of Public Opinion' today - 23 minutes of garage-punk fury about going nowhere, made by a band whose singer watches a statue do exactly that every morning. Meet Kevin Hart. No, not that one.
Nine years ago, Sarah Harvey worked Boomtown in fancy dress for a free ticket. This week Panic Shack play it twice. Cardiff's finest talk vans, pickles, mosh pits and the dream of finally quitting the day jobs, as Dork's latest festival guide cover stars prepare to give the fictional city a very real seeing to.
Debut EP '2013 horsemeat scandal' is out now, and the New Jersey-raised, Brighton-based noisemaker behind it has arrived with sugar-rush hooks and decomposing swans in equal measure. Time for a proper introduction.
A deeply personal album which is as much entwined with who Lucia is as it is an expression of what she wants to say.
