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James Blake at SWG3: A Long Set That Swings Between the Song and the Club
At SWG3 in Glasgow, James Blake moved between guitar-led songs, reinvented covers and a long, hard turn toward the dancefloor. The room stayed quiet for most of it.
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Young Eman Sets 'BINE (Born In New England)' for 30 October
The Sheffield rapper and producer will release 'BINE (Born In New England)' on 30 October, a title that puts his northern origins at the centre of the project.
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Charli XCX Will Cameo in Martin Scorsese's 'What Happens at Night'
Charli XCX has a small role in Martin Scorsese's next film, the Apple and StudioCanal thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio. It caps a year in which she has worked mostly behind the camera.
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Interpol Add March North American Dates With Deafheaven
Interpol extend the touring cycle behind This Mirror Weighs a Ton into 2027, with Deafheaven opening a run through the southern US and up the East Coast.
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Art d'Ecco Shares Video for 'Scheele's Green'
The title track from Art d'Ecco's upcoming album gets a clip shot digitally and then transferred to Hi8 cassette, arriving before the record lands on 23rd October.
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Soilwork Release Archival Track "Night Whispers & Shining Lights"
Soilwork have unearthed a previously unheard song, presented as part of a wider stash of unreleased material. The release raises the usual question about vault-clearing: whether the archive holds finished work or just unfinished business.
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June McDoom's Debut Album Treats Folk as a Production Problem
On "Follow the Light," the New York singer arrives with a fully built sound rather than a bare voice and a guitar, and the arrangements are the point.
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They Are Gutting a Body of Water Cancel Tour After Doug Dulgarian Reveals Cancer Diagnosis
The Philadelphia shoegaze band's founder shared the news on Instagram, canceling most of a North American run while keeping three December dates in Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
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Los Gemelos de Sinaloa Move Past a Label Split and Into a First U.S. Tour
After a decade of recording and a contentious exit from Rancho Humilde, the Cardenas twins have a No. 1, a new album and a management deal with Street Mob Records.
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Zac Brown Sings “Butterfly” With Dolly Parton’s Recorded Voice at Nashville Tribute
At the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts, Zac Brown’s duet with Dolly Parton was completed by a pre-recorded vocal. The night’s best moments were built around the space she left.