Cloud Nothings have announced a further string of UK and European dates this December, alongside their already confirmed show supporting Dinosaur Jr in London.

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Gengahr have unveiled their new single, Carrion.

Since the late ‘90s, Canadian songwriter Emily Haines’ creative output has seen her release solo records as Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton, as a member of baroque pop collective Broken Social Scene, and with indie stalwarts Metric.

As Lions will support Alter Bridge on their autumn UK and European tour.

Maggie Rogers has released a new track.

Despite three successive UK number one albums between 1979 and 1980 and over 20 top 40 singles, Gary Numan’s legacy tends to boil down to the same two songs: Cars and Tubeway Army’s Are ‘Friends’ Electric?.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, with the Mild High Club, have shared a video for Countdown.

Tom Grennan has announced another round of dates for March.

Dragonforce have unveiled a video for Midnight Madness.

Shame have shared a video for their latest single, Concrete.

George Maple has revealed the details of her debut album.

Arcane Roots are survivors. That might seem like a big statement when you consider the long line of UK bands who have been beset by label troubles, the loss of key members and relentless touring with little reward.

Michael McIntyre has added a handful of shows to his Big World tour, including two extra dates at the O2 Arena in London.

Com Truise, aka Seth Haley, has shared a video for Propagation.

Jessie J has added a further London show due to demand.

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Prophets of Rage have released a video for Hail To The Chief, a track from their self-titled debut LP.

Bootsy Collins has shared a video for his new track, Ladies Nite.

Ty Dolla $ign has shared two more tracks from his new album.

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William Patrick Corgan has announced plans to release a short film.

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Molly Burch has shared the video for Wrong For You.