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Swim Deep, The Itch, KuleeAngee and Just For Fun round out the Alcove bill.
The birthplace of electronic pop, from Cabaret Voltaire to Arctic Monkeys and a thriving current scene.
Swim Deep, The Itch, KuleeAngee and Just For Fun round out the Alcove bill.
Sheffield group share a new song tied to their debut album reissue.
Check out a stripped-back version of 'I Wanna Be Yours' plus material from 'This Wasn't Meant for You Anyway'
In season one, we jump in our big pop time machine and revisit ten iconic number ones from the turn of the millennium onwards.
The number 1 is very important to this podcast, so for our first episode we had to start big.
“They’ve cancelled that [Dublin show], he’s recovering. I’m sure we’re going to be all right.”
Check out the full set list from the first show of his huge international run.
When you load up Spotify, a great big chunk of the time you can’t think what to play, right? You default back to your old favourites, those albums and s...
It's for the NHS.
Canadian garage rock duo cleopatrick are currently en route to the UK for a run of headline tour dates - including an underplay at London's Electrowerkz...
The sale is set to be held as part of a week-long build-up to this year's National Album Day.
"There’s no real concrete plan at the moment," though.
We’ll find out the winners on February 10th, not today. We have to wait today.
They've shared a version of Stephen Fretwell’s ‘-‘, 'FYI'.
Look! He's lost the beard AND the hair! (You can watch the performance too, we suppose.)
Keep Matt Helders company. He looks like he could use something to do.
Ok then.
Finally.
New York. Paris. Sheffield.
Four stars out of five? We'll be the judge of that, Alex.
There'll be no singles from 'Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino' before its 11th May release date, apparently. What are you hiding, lads?
We don't know what we know but we do know as long as we're told we're allowed to know officially, y'know?
The big beasts are out, the festivals are fizzing with new talent, indie heroes are returning to rip up the silent discos. This summer looks hotter than ever before.
The band's sixth album is finally imminent - it's set to drop next month.
Why? Well, mostly 'internet stuff'.
The game is afoot when it comes to the new album from Sheffield's finest, it seems.
Her version comes from the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.
Can you guess what song it is?
TRNSMT have started dropping teasers ahead of next summer’s event. The festival have released an at-first-glance fairly innocuous video of a flickering...
There are microphones, so it must be true, right?
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