Manchester band Westside Cowboy announce August debut ‘It Goes On’ via Island Records. Ravyn Lenae follows ‘Love Me Not’ with a new album and All Points East slot.
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Manchester band Westside Cowboy announce August debut ‘It Goes On’ via Island Records. Ravyn Lenae follows ‘Love Me Not’ with a new album and All Points East slot.
The Killers singer pushes toward a Springsteen sound on a new single that stands apart from his album’s country leanings.
After every tour, The Killers frontman gets sick and confronts the same doubt. His new solo album, Thrasher, came from that space—but the answer isn’t simple.
The London quartet’s new single excavates the persistence of people and memories long after they’ve vanished, setting the tone for a debut album that trades perfection for candor.
The duo’s first album, produced by Loren Humphrey, lands in August via Island Records. A video for fan favourite ‘Pin Up Boys’, directed by SNL UK’s Jack Shep, arrives ahead of their set at 2000trees.
The English indie band’s latest track applies studio fidelity to a live favorite, ahead of their debut album *It Goes On*.
Two major UK labels bottle their visual identity and cultural roots into a small run of football shirts, reflecting a deeper blur between music fandom and terrace culture.
The independent album, recorded in New Mexico with Shooter Jennings, was pulled from streaming shortly after its surprise release. Crockett now tells Rombo the takedown came from his former major label.
The Leeds band’s ‘You’re Gonna Need A Little Music’ arrives on July 17 via Island Records, produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen during an uninterrupted five-month session.
A single live recording captured in London in the summer of 1975 did more than break Bob Marley into the UK charts. It permanently shifted how the world heard him.
