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"Tondo" is an album by Disclosure. It features 1 track, including "Tondo".
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London Grammar’s 2013 debut found different routes into the UK, Australian and French charts, with ‘Strong’ and ‘Wasting My Young Years’ leading in different places.
Six entry points into the electronic work that has long run alongside London Grammar’s albums.
From early electronic breakthroughs to queer club-pop, these seven tracks put Sam Smith’s voice in very different company.
Adrianne Lenker, Blood Orange and Disclosure are also confirmed for the Arizona event
Want to know which acts you can watch at what time at Coachella weekend 2? Find them all, plus the UK times, here.
Electronic music festival Electric Forest reveals 2025 headliners Justice and Disclosure alongside diverse lineup for June event in Rothbury.
Disclosure and Pa Salieu blend UK garage with distinctive vocals on their new collaboration, premiered on BBC Radio 1.
The eight-minute club track arrives ahead of their first Friends & Family takeover at the iconic Manchester venue tonight.
The live version features a full band, including the duo's dad on electric guitar.
The duo's latest full-length arrived last summer.
The duo's latest full-length arrived over the summer.
The duo's new full-length lands this Friday (14th July).
The track also features German singer-songwriter, Kim Petras.
Mura Masa is also new to the bill.
The track got its first radio play on BBC Radio 1 earlier this evening (22nd March).
The new cut is set to land on 22nd March.
The duo are currently gearing up for a load of touring, which kicks off with three London shows this March.
'Energy' has been a long wait, and at no point does it disappoint.
Opening with ‘White Noise’ the split second AlunaGeorge finish performing it in the dance tent, Disclosure bring the festival experience full circle. “This is the first festival me and Howard ever went to,” Guy Lawrence declares. “That’s why I think this crowd is going to be the best crowd we ever played to, am I right?” Getting their audience involved is something Disclosure excel at. Transitioning so effortlessly from one song to the next that you'd almost believe they were created this way (let's face it - Disclosure were always meant for mass dance-alongs), the duo take the main stage for their very own. They might be champions of the moment, but the maintain their victory with no shortage of humility. “What a pleasure it is to share the stage with one of our favourite bands in the UK: Foals!” Harkening back to their own days as festival punters in the fields (“we have stood where you are stood”), the set offers nothing short of elation. The duo’s electric energy ignites the darkening field with an all natural ease. Drawing from songs from all throughout their history, it seems like this moment was always meant to be. From the darkened refrains of ‘Driving On’, through the soulful introduction of Brendan Reilly for ‘Moving Mountains’, to the elated rendition of ‘Latch’, Disclosure usher in the night with an unparalleled excitement – and the weekend is only just beginning.
