From Ploumagoar, the Breton five-piece return with a second album that treats time as something the sea can move, and a song can still try to hold.
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From Ploumagoar, the Breton five-piece return with a second album that treats time as something the sea can move, and a song can still try to hold.
Sleeper’s sixth studio album is set for 12 February 2027, with the title track already circulating nearly two years before the record itself arrives.
A young Nottinghamshire songwriter records a garage-born track that treats personal release and class frustration as the same temperature. The result carries more presence than most polished indie of the moment.
After leaving Suede in 1994, Bernard Butler was lost. From a Highgate basement and gear bought through classifieds, one of the 1990s’ most euphoric songs took shape.
Two sold-out nights at Tempodrom ended a 28-year absence from the city, with Jarvis Cocker commanding the stage with undiminished energy.
A 2010 BBC Radio 1 recording lands on digital platforms ahead of the Danger Days deluxe edition and a global tour.
The singer has called the band’s inclusion “a real honor,” marking a notable change from his previous public disdain for the institution.
The former Verve frontman returns to a city that shaped him, trading cosmic sprawl for a direct, anthemic connection.
From the stages of Britpop to the score of a cinematic finale, Antony Genn’s journey reflects a deeper understanding of musical narrative.
