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Protomartyr Share ‘Exalted Eagles,’ the Final Preview From Hotel Usona
The Detroit quartet closes the three-song introduction to their seventh album before its Friday release via Domino.
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Riot Fest 2026 Kept Its Edge Through Mud, Rain, and Last-Minute Cuts
Despite weather chaos that also hit Louder than Life and Shaky Knees, Riot Fest 2026 still found its footing on the strength of a few committed performances.
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Wasia Project Release Debut Album 'Nocturne'
The sibling duo's first full-length runs 50 minutes and sharpens the contrast between classical playing and electronic production.
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Ed Sheeran Breaks His Political Silence as LOOP Tour Collapses
After removing Macklemore and watching his remaining openers and backing band walk away, the British singer finally stated his position on Israel and Palestine from a Philadelphia stage.
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mustbejohn’s ‘Words to Live By’ Is an Independent Debut Shaped by Years of Genre Fluidity
The St Albans-raised artist arrives with a 12-track album that turns uncertainty into bright, danceable alt-pop without smoothing over the unease underneath.
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Seven Years After Hyperspace, Beck Returns with Ride Lonesome
The new album signals a turn away from the polished pop of Colors and back toward the orchestral melancholy of Sea Change and Morning Phase.
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Gilla Band Tighten the Chaos on Fourth Album Pugnello
The Dublin band’s fourth record sharpens their industrial noise rock into something more volatile, structured, and unrelenting.
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Electric Callboy Rework ‘You Say Run’ for My Hero Academia’s 10th Anniversary
Electric Callboy join composer Hayashi Yuki on a new version of the My Hero Academia theme, out globally on 22 September.
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Declan Welsh and The Decadent West Set a February 2027 Release for New Album ‘Explicit Agitation’
The Glasgow band have shared two lead tracks, “Run Down Small Town” and “City Used To Be Alive,” as the first markers of their next record.
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Suno Adopts Licensed Data and Watermarks as AI Music Faces Industry Pressure
The AI music company once known for training on unlicensed material is now rolling out industry-backed models, download limits, and a watermarking system. The move reflects broader legal and consumer pressure on AI-generated music.