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Yves Tumor has added further shows to the UK leg of their To Spite or Not To Spite Tour.

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Queens Of The Stone Age have shared a video for Paper Machete.

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Carrying on with the narration that began on his 2022 release ‘Redcar les adorables étoiles’, ‘Paranoïa, Angels, True Love’ allows Chris to reembody the titular Redcar character on an album that is is drenched in enough emotion and psychodrama to make its 97 minute, 20 track running order feel involving and worthwhile.

Little Simz has added a second Manchester date to her No Thank You Tour.

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Islet have announced a new album.

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The Smile — Radiohead members Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood with drummer Tom Skinner — have returned with their first new release of 2023.

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Pigeon Wigs are back with a new single, Radiation Blues.

Kvelertak have dropped another track from their fifth studio album.

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Teresa Taylor, a former drummer in Butthole Surfers, has died aged 60.

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Miles Kane has shared a new single called The Wonder.

He may have departed this mortal plane a number of years back, but Tom Petty is still bringing people together through the timeless power of his music. When American roots act The Wind + The Wave, comprising Patty Lynn and Dwight Baker, first supported Stereophonics in 2013, the Welsh rockers’ singer Kelly Jones was immediately taken by Lynn’s extraordinary voice. Yet it wasn’t until many years later, when the duo supported Jones on a solo tour that, courtesy of Mr Petty playing musical cupid, a wonderful collaboration was born.

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Slowdive have announced their fifth studio album.

Rick Astley has announced a new album.

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For almost a decade now, King Krule has traded in an immediately recognisable sound. In Archie Marshall’s world, jazz-influenced chords are bullied and bashed into post-punk shapes while he groans and grumbles through introspective, existential takes on his absurd surroundings. His new album, ‘Space Heavy’, carries a lot of this on from its predecessors, but mutates into something altogether more holistic.

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Arctic Monkeys have cancelled their sold-out show in Dublin.

Fred Again.. has announced four huge shows in London.

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Following such a well thought out and meticulously assembled album as ‘Bright Green Field’ was never going to be an easy undertaking for Squid and, at first, it really wasn’t. Frontman Ollie Judge found himself in the rut to end all ruts when it came to writing for the album that eventually became the excellent ‘O Monolith’.

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M Ward has announced two UK shows for the autumn.

“It’s weird, for a long time our band played either Oi! or indie-rock shows, but I guess now we play all types,” Spiritual Cramp’s Michael Bingham says, reflecting on his band’s recent (and judging by this video, absolutely killer) set at Punk Rock Bowling’s 2023 festival in Las Vegas. “Going out there, you’re playing to people who listen to Rancid and Pennywise. We’d never done anything fully in that lane before, but we played a 500 cap room and it was sold out.”

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Delta Goodrem has announced the rescheduled UK and European leg of her Hearts On The Run Tour.