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Drag City will reissue the 2006 Boris and Michio Kurihara collaboration Rainbow on December 4, paired with a 2018 live set recorded 12 years after the album's release.
Don't Look At Me The Way a Dog Might Look At Your Leg runs nearly as long as a full-length, and Kent treats the EP as a place for the music that doesn't belong in what he calls the main series.
Andrew Madore's solo project follows last year's self-titled EP with a home-recorded single about the fear of losing time.
The Manchester quartet's first release trades resolution for motion, borrowing from folk-rock without quite settling into it.
Cyrus' tenth album opened at the top of the Billboard 200 and dropped to No. 157 seven days later, the largest second-week fall ever for an album that debuted at No. 1.
The rapper announced the relocation on X this week, praising Israel's arts scene and saying she is working on a new album. It is the latest turn in a relationship with the country that has reversed repeatedly since 2018.
The Irish band's first record, Poor Advice, uses noise rock and punk speed to argue with the church, the state and the society around them — and it does not soften the verdict.
The Brazilian pianist banned his self-titled 1972 solo album from his own discography and objected each time it reappeared online. The record's imperfections may be why it survives.
SongTeller's trans+ songwriting and production camp runs in London from 12 to 14 October 2026, with Olly Alexander, jasmine.4.t, Porij, Haviah Mighty and Sans Soucis confirmed.
BNXN's new six-track project is a deliberate extension of last year's 'CAPTAIN' rather than a sequel, arriving after his Sarz collaboration and a track from Asake that restarted the whole idea.
