White Reaper have shared their new track, Pills.

Sweet Billy Pilgrim have lined up a Motorway Amnesiacs UK tour in September.

Mark Ronson has unveiled his video for I Can't Lose, featuring Keyone Starr.

Photo: Josh Martines

If you thought last month’s Noise Not Music was packed to the rafters with amazing records then you’ll be delighted to hear that there’s just as much quality to get through this month. Due to limited space I have had to miss out two excellent records on the basis that the artists behind them are probably a little too well known to merit inclusion. The two in question are the exceptional new album, ‘Grievances’, by Sheffield progressive hardcore quintet (and long-term Stereoboard favourites) Rolo Tomassi, and the rip-roaring newbie from Matt Pike-led stoner doom trio High on Fire, ‘Luminiferous’.

Girlpool have shared the video for their 40 second song, Magnifying Glass.

Black Moth will support the Sisters Of Mercy on their October UK tour.

Shura has released the video for her new single, White Light.

Stewart Lee will curate All Tomorrow's Parties 2016.

Bullet For My Valentine have shared a new track, You Want a Battle? (Here's a War).

Mika will play a one off headline London show in October.

John and Jacob will tour the UK this autumn.

Neil and Liam Finn will combine for a brace of shows at London’s Bloomsbury Theatre.

InMe have announced their Overgrown Butterfly UK tour this September. 

Low will follow the release of their new album with a trio of UK shows.

Elaine Paige, Rhydian and Collabro will play Scarborough Open Air Theatre in July.

Refused are streaming their new album, 'Freedom', in full ahead of its release.

Ex Hex will tour the UK this November. 

Limp Bizkit will play a one off headline London show ahead of their appearance at Reading and Leeds festival. 

Swim Deep have revealed details of their sophomore album, 'Mothers'.

Jimmy Chamberlin, original drummer for the Smashing Pumpkins, will rejoin the band for their co-headline US tour with Marilyn Manson.