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Queen have announced a remastered and expanded edition of their 1973 self-titled debut album.

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Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit have shared a second track from their upcoming live album.

In the four years since Delilah Bon was born, she has evolved at a rapid pace. The alter-ego of Hands Off Gretel’s Lauren Tate, her blend of nu-metal and hip-hop is thoroughly addictive, with a sharp focus on hard-hitting topics that many musicians wouldn’t risk engaging in. Find her standing up for trans rights one moment and calling out the dangers posed to young men by incels the next.

Oti Mabuse will tour her new show, Viva Carnival, across the UK next summer.

Planes Mistaken For Stars have laid out plans for a new album.

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Hamish Hawk has announced the I Think You'd Prefer a Firmer Hand Tour for 2025.

Zach Bryan has shared a video for Oak Island.

Franz Ferdinand have announced their sixth studio album.

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The post-pandemic years have been rocky and uncertain for Hinds, but the arrival of their fourth album offers proof that it’ll take a lot to bring them down. On ‘Viva Hinds’, they sound revived and more vibrant than ever before.

You don’t need to Google who put out Enumclaw’s new record. All you have to do is listen. ‘Home in Another Life’ is Run For Cover right down to its fuzz-coated bones, slotting the Washington band into one of punk’s most reliable rosters alongside similarly-minded outfits such as Citizen, Turnover and Fiddlehead. But while their objectives and identity are clear, their second LP can’t always follow through on that promise.

Refused are calling it a day.

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Soccer Mommy has announced a UK and Ireland tour for next spring.

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Nightwish have released a new single, An Ocean of Strange Islands.

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The Linda Lindas have unveiled the title track of their new album, 'No Obligation'.

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Black Label Society have returned with a new single called The Gallows.

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Few bands would dare to announce a headline show at the 2,300-capacity O2 Forum in London’s Kentish Town with just three songs to their name. Unless you’ve become the next Chappell Roan or Sabrina Carpenter overnight, any sensible promoter would laugh at such a proposition. Unless you’re Fat Dog, that is. In the case of the mind-bending dance-punks, it simply felt like the natural next step of their journey. It’s happening on November 23, following up a wider UK and Ireland tour in support of their recently released, hotly anticipated debut album ‘WOOF.’.

Four Tet has reunited with Ellie Goulding for a new collaboration, In My Dreams. 

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Peter Hook and the Light have announced three UK shows for spring 2025.

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Toto have announced four UK arena shows for early 2025.

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Heart have rescheduled their North American tour dates to 2025.