The band shared a snippet of the track, set for full release on July 14.
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The band shared a snippet of the track, set for full release on July 14.
Recorded over four years, the South London artist’s first full-length lets North-East African roots and UK sound system culture speak in the same breath.
Twin sisters Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Díaz return with a denser, more collaborative sound on the self-released Offering, marking a deliberate shift in spiritual and musical focus.
Set for release on Decca Classics in August, the album features 12 works written over six decades, performed by Gustavo Dudamel and the Philharmonia Orchestra.
Two and a half years after Hackney Diamonds, the band returns with another Andrew Watt-produced set that refines a late-career formula without rewriting it.
The Fife artist’s April performance at the London venue becomes a live album and 16mm film, announced with a cover of Nirvana’s “All Apologies.”
The Montreal guitarist’s latest track previews a forthcoming album and marks a deliberate change in direction.
The filmmaker and cultural observer explains why, at shows like NIN’s recent Anaheim date, the crowd remains his primary fascination—and why he refuses to romanticize the past.
The Californian brand’s Dusty Orchid Collection introduces a new colour and silhouette, with a campaign fronted by ADÉLA, Molly Santana, and Paloma Sandoval.
The songwriter’s session at the legendary London studio offers rare access, focusing on self-sufficiency behind the board.
