Eight years after Mark E. Smith’s death, the Fall will issue a last studio record. The nine-track collection arrives mid-September on Cog Sinister Records.
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Eight years after Mark E. Smith’s death, the Fall will issue a last studio record. The nine-track collection arrives mid-September on Cog Sinister Records.
Eight years after Mark E. Smith’s death, the album he was working on at the time is being completed for release. Lead single “30 Degrees” is available now.
Interpol return with a new album on Partisan, featuring a rare vocal turn from guitarist Daniel Kessler, and a North American tour to follow.
On their third album, Montreal’s Cola finally explain their name and deliver their most direct post-punk yet.
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Chicago’s Cel Ray set a July 24 release for their debut album on Exploding In Sound, led by a single that turns fuel costs into a frantic rock opera.
The Leeds band’s third LP pushes back against the pressure for manifesto-driven music, leaning instead into self-doubt, internal argument, and the refusal to pretend.
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Three acts with distinct histories resurface in a week heavy on long-awaited releases, with Paul McCartney also joining the fray.
The Irish noise outfit returns with a slow-burning single and a world tour stretching into 2027.
