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The album departs from the bright contrasts of 2023’s Yuri, opting for a narrower, monochrome palette of minute timbral shifts and unrelenting repetition.
The cassette label that started in South London marks a decade with new releases, a film screening, and plans for a ritualistic outdoor recording in the Peak District.
The two-day Yours Always festival in Salt Lake City was shelved less than five weeks after tickets went on sale, with no public statement from organizers.
Andy LeMaster’s Now It’s Overhead is back with a five-song digital EP and the first vinyl pressings of its early Saddle Creek albums. One track, “eleven-seven-thirty-five,” dates back to the band’s earliest days.
Now in its 18th year, Camp Bestival has settled into a rhythm that goes beyond nostalgic parents and bouncy castles, carving out a space where music and intergenerational creativity genuinely coexist.
The collaborative single from Fender’s 2025 album People Watching has become the longest-running No. 1 in UK history, surpassing Frankie Laine’s 1953 record.
The composer brings his industrial-metal reimagining of the game’s soundtrack to the stage for the first time, backed by a large-scale ensemble.
Ariana Grande’s representative confirms she will retreat from public-facing appearances after her tour wraps, citing ongoing public scrutiny and a need to end the run healthily and happily.
In an interview with The Sunday Times, the musician details a near-fatal alcohol-related collapse, his children rushing to his bedside, and his subsequent path to sobriety.
The 95-year-old actor and his daughter both answered “Coachella” when a CNN anchor asked about an upcoming desert festival appearance—a booking the festival hasn’t yet announced.
