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Shamir has announced his ninth album.

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King Krule has shared a new song, Flimsier.

Anyma has enlisted Grimes for a new tune called Welcome To The Opera.

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Sprints have shared a new single called Adore Adore Adore.

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This Is The Kit have released a new song, Stuck In A Room.

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N-Dubz have announced their long-awaited fourth album.

Bowling For Soup and Less Than Jake have added a second Manchester show to their 2024 co-headline UK tour.

Dermot Kennedy has dropped a new single, Don't Forget Me.

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Hot Water Music have released a one-off single called Drawn.

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Janelle Monáe has unveiled the tracklist for her new album, 'The Age Of Pleasure'.

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Protomartyr have given in and accepted that the past few years have been nothing short of dreadful, and on their new record, the Detroit-reared post-punk band predict that little will change in the foreseeable future. But ‘Formal Growth In The Desert’ also proves to be the perfect vessel through which to express that sentiment, using their unforgiving sound to explore what frontman Joe Casey describes simply as “getting on with life”.

The Charlatans have added a second Glasgow show to their UK tour this winter.

The xx's Romy Madley Croft has announced her debut solo album.

Yungblud has released a new single.

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The Japanese House, aka Amber Bain, has released a new single.

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PUP have shared two previously unheard songs.

Home Alone will be screened at UK arenas this Christmas as part of a new concert tour. 

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Wilderness Festival has revealed the second wave of acts for its 2023 line-up.

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Fiddlehead are back with details of their third LP.

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When Taylor Hawkins unexpectedly died last year, there were many Foo Fighters fans who believed it would be the end of the band. The drummer was such a force, and an integral part of the group on stage and off, that their three decade, 10 album legacy looked like it might be set in stone. But when all-round-nice-guy Dave Grohl ended a series of tribute concerts with a "see you soon", there was a glimmer of hope.