
Lorde’s Rebirth: ‘Virgin’ Ushers In A Raw, Unfiltered New Era
In an industry that thrives on reinvention, Lorde has always moved to the beat of her own creation. Now, four years after the sun-soaked introspection of Solar Power, the enigmatic New Zealander has announced her fourth studio album, Virgin, due out on 27th June — a project that promises to be her most emotionally exposed and artistically unguarded work to date.

Blondshell Faces The Fire With New Single And Sophomore LP ‘If You Asked For A Picture’
Alt-rock torchbearer Blondshell (aka Sabrina Teitelbaum) is preparing to light the fuse on her next era with the release of her highly anticipated sophomore album, If You Asked For A Picture, arriving this Friday, 2nd May via Partisan Records. Today, she offers one last taste before the full detonation with the release of her latest single, Event Of A Fire—a smoldering slow-burn that builds from embers to an emotional inferno.

Pistol Daisys Return With Shimmering New Single ‘Calling Your Name’ — A Heartbreak Anthem For The Bold And Open-Minded

PUP Drop Wild New Single ‘Olive Garden’ And Plan Outrageous Album Launch Party Ahead Of New LP ‘Who Will Look After The Dogs?’

HAIM Announce UK Arena Tour And Intimate Margate Show Ahead Of New Album ‘I Quit’
The HAIM sisters are coming back — and they’re bringing arena-sized ambition with them. The GRAMMY®-nominated trio have announced a full-scale UK arena tour for October 2025 in support of their newly revealed fourth studio album, I Quit, due out 20th June via Polydor Records.

Humour Announce Debut Album ‘Learning Greek’

Incubus Announce New Album ‘Something In The Water’ — Their First in Eight Years

Black Spiders Battle Against Spyder Byte For St Georges Day At Haggerston’s Signature Brew
St Georges Day can mean only one thing, a battle of the Spiders at Signature Brew in London’s Haggerston, giving me a second chance to see Spyder Byte 8 years or so after the last one, opening for the mighty Black Spiders who are on tour to promote Cvrses the band’s latest album. It’s now over 27 years since I first saw Black Spiders main man Pete Spiby performing in Groop Dogdrill opening for, among other bands, The Cramps.