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When ‘My Love Is Cool’ arrived a decade ago, Wolf Alice became a shining light in an otherwise floundering British guitar scene. Each of their three albums to date have been nominated for the Mercury Price, with 2017’s ‘Visions of a Life’ winning the award, while adding fresh colours to their palette with each release. ‘The Clearing’ continues that wonderful trend.

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Soulfly have announced their 13th studio album.

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RØRY has shared a new single, Degradation.

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Saint Agnes have announced their third studio album.

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Benee has laid out plans for her sophomore album.

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Royel Otis have added two extra dates to the UK leg of their Meet Me In The Car Tour.

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Don Broco have released a new single.

CMAT has shared a video for When A Good Man Cries.

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Trans-Siberian Orchestra have announced The Ghosts of Christmas Eve Tour.

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DJ Khaled has returned with two singles, his first new music in three years. 

What a week! We've got new records from a few of Stereoboard's favourite artists. Sultry superstar Sabrina Carpenter has already followed up 2024's 'Short n' Sweet', while one of Ireland's finest CMAT has put out her third LP, and New Zealand indie-rockers The Beths have released their fourth. Find your new favourite record below.

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Bon Jovi have released a new version of their song Hollow Man featuring Bruce Springsteen.

Alabama Shakes have returned with their first new song in 10 years.

Dave Chappelle has announced a third London show for next month.

Paramore's Hayley Williams has released a new solo album.

Sabrina Carpenter has shared a video for Tears.

Anastacia will return to the UK and Ireland in 2026 with the #NTK Tour.

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Florence + The Machine have announced the Everybody Scream Tour.

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Fridays can be cruel. Superchunk can attest to that, with their latest record emerging alongside Deftones’ stunning return, fascinating, critically-acclaimed oddities by Water From Your Eyes and Nourished By Time, and a surprise drop courtesy of one of the great modern rappers, Earl Sweatshirt. ‘Songs In The Key Of Yikes’ could easily feel like the runt of such a litter, but it’s to the amiable US indie rockers’ credit that it stands its ground.

Jessie J has rescheduled the UK and European leg of The No Secrets Tour.