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Robert Del Naja releases ‘Life Support’ film soundtrack with Kneecap, Paul Weller, David Holmes, Yasmine Hamdan and more to benefit Health Workers 4 Palestine
“We hope the range of compositions go some way to travelling the emotional quagmire” The post Robert Del Naja releases ‘Life Support’ film soundtrack with Kneecap, Paul Weller, David Holmes, Yasmine Hamdan and more to benefit Health Workers 4 Palestine appeared first on NME .
Everything But the Girl Ready New Album Blue Reservoir
Watch the “Young and Dumb” video from Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt’s Fuse follow-up
Everything But The Girl tell us about reflective new album ‘Blue Reservoir’ – inspired by the magic of Moth Club
Check out the Spanish guitar-driven new single 'Young And Dumb' as Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt tell NME about saving venues, returning to the music industry, and their new album "caught between the past, present and future" The post Everything But The Girl tell us about reflective new album ‘Blue Reservoir’ – inspired by the magic of Moth Club appeared first on NME .
Jack Antonoff to Ed Sheeran: “We all live in a world where billionaires are constantly telling us what to do – so stand the fuck up”
He also said that the ‘Shape Of You’ singer “missed a massive, beautiful opportunity” to use the controversy as a way to raise money for charity The post Jack Antonoff to Ed Sheeran: “We all live in a world where billionaires are constantly telling us what to do – so stand the fuck up” appeared first on NME .
Coming Up for Air: Andy Stott’s Favourite Albums
From 80s synthpop and 90s trip hop through to mischievous, glitched-out electronics, Andy Stott talks through 13 records that hold significance to him ahead of the release of his new album, Late Loop Across a career that now spans more than two decades, Andy Stott’s name has become synonymous with a style of electronic music that is patient and understated. Early records like Passed Me By and Luxury Problems dealt in dubbed-out minimalism and hauntingly gritty chuggers, while albums like 2016’s Too Many Voices and 2019’s It Should Be Us retained some of those qualities while introducing shades of dream pop into his captivating oeuvre. On new record Late Loop, which is his first studio LP in five years, Stott explores those... The post Coming Up for Air: Andy Stott’s Favourite Albums appeared first on The Quietus .
Check out Chvrches’ tender single ‘Overthinker’
The Scottish synth-pop stars also played eight currently unreleased songs at an intimate charity gig, and brought out Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil as a surprise guest The post Check out Chvrches’ tender single ‘Overthinker’ appeared first on NME .
Dis Fig – What To Make Of These Mortal Hands
Dis Fig What To Make Of These Mortal Hands Her debut was called PURGE and it was about her. This one is about what people do to each other, and it is named after the part of the body that does it What To Make Of These Mortal Hands by Dis Fig The title tells you where to look. Hands make things and hands wreck them, and Felicia Chen has built her second solo album around that double function. Track ten is called ‘A Hundred Hands’. Track six is ‘The Snake You Built’. The third track is named after the psaltery, an instrument you have to pluck with your fingers to make a sound at all. None of this is decoration. What To Make... The post Dis Fig – What To Make Of These Mortal Hands appeared first on The Quietus .
Prepared for the Future: the Slow Reveal of Aphex Twin’s Drukqs
Drukqs has long been one of John Doran's favourite LPs; with a reissue looming, he attempts to articulate why he loves this critically derided album so much Drukqs by Aphex Twin Rereading the contemporary reviews of Drukqs 25 years later is like rubbernecking the aftermath of a motorway crash. Just ahead of release in October 2001, it became wince-inducingly clear that some previously long-term supporters of Richard D. James were ready to start questioning the validity of his art if not gearing up to fully turn on him. His traditional allies in the leftfield press hated the album, that much was clear. “Too much cake and no nuts” was the stinging but memorable summary minted by Rob Young for The Wire, who... The post Prepared for the Future: the Slow Reveal of Aphex Twin’s Drukqs appeared first on The Quietus .
Pat McAfee’s Alleged Death Threats and Bulletproof Vest Warning Come to Light Amid Utah Controversy: Report
The ESPN personality suggested he feared for his life during last weekend's College Game Day visit. Pat McAfee’s Alleged Death Threats and Bulletproof Vest Warning Come to Light Amid Utah Controversy: Report Karan Singh
Los Angeles Post-Punk Project Omnihell Shares “Handcuffed to the Steering Wheel” — Debut Live Show and “Blood Work” EP Announced!
I wanted you to notice I have you on a string But if I twist a finger That finger starts to bleed There is a cruel irony in trying to… The post Los Angeles Post-Punk Project Omnihell Shares “Handcuffed to the Steering Wheel” — Debut Live Show and “Blood Work” EP Announced! appeared first on Post-Punk.com .
Cleveland Doom Outfit Frayle Announce Final 2026 Shows with Bellhead and A Killer’s Confession
Cleveland, Ohio’s Frayle will close out 2026 with two Midwest appearances, bringing their collision of towering doom guitars and spectral vocal harmonies to Michigan and Ohio before returning to the… The post Cleveland Doom Outfit Frayle Announce Final 2026 Shows with Bellhead and A Killer’s Confession appeared first on Post-Punk.com .
Coyote vs. Acme Ruled Eligible for the Best Animated Feature Oscar
The hybrid live-action/animated film will compete to be nominated at the 2027 Academy Awards. Coyote vs. Acme Ruled Eligible for the Best Animated Feature Oscar Liz Shannon Miller
Maná to Stream Their Performance at the Legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre For Free on YouTube
The band will share their Red Rocks performances worldwide as their “Vivir Sin Aire Tour” continues. Maná to Stream Their Performance at the Legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre For Free on YouTube Pedro Camacho
The Who’s Pete Townshend “Never Really Got Into Led Zeppelin,” But Did Listen to AC/DC
The legendary guitarist discussed The Who's role in the launch of hard rock and heavy metal. The Who’s Pete Townshend “Never Really Got Into Led Zeppelin,” But Did Listen to AC/DC Spencer Kaufman
My Chemical Romance Agree to Drop Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders-Inspired Costumes After Legal Dispute
The staged shootout can stay, but MCR will need a new look for the dancers at their final Hollywood Bowl dates. My Chemical Romance Agree to Drop Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders-Inspired Costumes After Legal Dispute Alex Krinsky
Brakence Sets 2027 North American Tour
The producer and singer-songwriter dropped his new album Marrow just last Friday
CHVRCHES Unveil New Single “Overthinker”: Stream
The new song finds Lauren Mayberry turning inward on family tension and emotional contradiction, while the band leans into synth-driven sound. CHVRCHES Unveil New Single “Overthinker”: Stream Alex Krinsky
Hum Are Hitting the Road in 2027
It’s the Illinois rock band’s first proper run since 2015
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and My Chemical Romance Lawsuit Goes Back to Debbie Does Dallas: Legal Experts
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are a pom-pom wielding force in trademark law with a history that goes back to Debbie Does Dallas. Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and My Chemical Romance Lawsuit Goes Back to Debbie Does Dallas: Legal Experts Wren Graves
Kyuss Live Footage Unveiled in New Clip from Desert Rock Documentary: Watch
The footage features the band jamming in the desert during one of their legendary open-air shows. Kyuss Live Footage Unveiled in New Clip from Desert Rock Documentary: Watch Langdon Hickman
HUM Announce 2027 Reunion Tour Dates
The 12-date run marks HUM’s first proper tour since returning to the stage after years away. HUM Announce 2027 Reunion Tour Dates Alex Krinsky
8 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Diiv, Queens of the Stone Age, and More
Stream new releases from DIIV, Queens of the Stone Age, Heathers, and more
Innings Festival Unveils 2027 Lineup with The Strokes, Alanis Morissette, and Pitbull
Pierce the Veil, Interpol, The Neighbourhood, Train, and Death Cab for Cutie will also play the Tempe, Arizona festival Innings Festival Unveils 2027 Lineup with The Strokes, Alanis Morissette, and Pitbull Paolo Ragusa
Rick Nielsen’s 5-Neck Guitar and His Coat That Nikki Sixx Peed On Fetch Big Money at Auction
A portion of the sales from the Cheap Trick guitarist's 300-item collection is going to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Rick Nielsen’s 5-Neck Guitar and His Coat That Nikki Sixx Peed On Fetch Big Money at Auction Langdon Hickman