Glassjaw's Daryl Palumbo and Richard Penzone, of Men, Women & Children, will release the debut album of their Color Film project this summer.

Thundercat has announced a further run of UK dates for later this year.

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Mac DeMarco has announced new UK tour dates for this autumn.

NxWorries have released a video for Scared Money.

Lana Del Rey has shared the artwork for her new LP.

Royal Blood have announced the summer arrival of their second album.

Joseph J. Jones has lined up a run of headline shows this summer.

Saint Etienne have shared a new song, Magpie Eyes.

Hey, want to do something fun? Go listen to ‘The World's Best American Band’. White Reaper’s second LP is, from its title through its knee-slide of a cover and the fizzing power-pop songs packed within, deeply, unabashedly fun.

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Yes have announced a summer North American tour.

Diana Ross has announced plans to tour the US this summer.

Tei Shi composes devastatingly poetic love songs. Whispering in sexy, tobacco-stained tones, her voice stalks like a bird of prey. She suddenly owns her powerful choruses with intent; her vocal buildups are all-consuming and dominate emotions and senses upon first listen. Tei, real name Valerie Teicher, released ‘Crawl Space’ via Polydor at the end of last month and proudly unveiled an accomplished, autobiographical body of work decorated with a picture of herself on the sleeve.

Laura Mvula and Will Young are among the acts set to appear as part of A Sunday of Nina Simone at this year's Wilderness Festival, paying tribute to the iconic soul musician.

Pauper Kings have announced four headline shows this summer.

Kendrick Lamar’s new album is called ‘DAMN’.

Ani DiFranco will release her new record this summer.

Ryan McMullan will return to Dublin this autumn.

Passenger has announced details of a summer Glasgow show.

Maximo Park guitarist Duncan Lloyd will release a solo album next month.

Over the past 17 years, British Sea Power have unfortunately developed from precocious critical darlings to a bit of a nothing band. They peddle rock anthems that can soar like a jet or sink like the Titanic and their latest album, ‘Let The Dancers Inherit the Party’ is, sadly, more sink than soar.