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Few corners of the music world subscribe to the law of diminishing returns quite like reunion albums. They are, broadly, to be treated with suspicion. What are the motives behind them? Does each note contained within sound like a dollar sign rolling around in cartoon eyes? Do the band care? Do we care?

King Tuff has shared a new single.

Bryde has unveiled a new single.

Photo: Ronald Dick 

Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor has shared a video for a new solo track.

The Go! Team have revealed a new single.

Jack River has announced her debut album.

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Snail Mail has announced her debut album.

Miyavi has announced a spring London show.

Björk has shared three remixes of Arisen My Senses.

Nao, IAMDDB and Alex Cameron are among the latest acts confirmed for Latitude.

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Jacob Allen, aka Puma Blue, has announced an autumn headline tour.

Azealia Banks has shared a video for Soda, a track from her 2014 debut LP, 'Broke with Expensive Taste'. 

Talib Kweli will bring his Radio Silence Tour to the UK and Europe in November.

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Let's Eat Grandma will release their sophomore album this summer.

Sam Amidon has announced plans tour the UK in October.

Mastersystem have shared a new song.

Amber Run will play an intimate show in Brighton following the release of 'The Assembly'.

Gwenno has released a video for Eus Keus?.

Harlem Gospel Choir will perform in Dublin this autumn.

Since they shuffled onto the stage over 30 years ago, New Jersey’s Yo La Tengo have established themselves as one of the most enduring lo-fi bands on the east coast, creating a catalogue of distinctive shoegaze that has impressed with its subtle diversity.