Ohio rock favourites Citizen have shared the title track from their forthcoming album Halcyon Blues, offering another glimpse into what promises to be one of the band’s most ambitious and emotionally resonant records to date.

San Francisco trio Wealthy Women have unveiled their latest single, Men Of The West, the third track to be shared from their forthcoming debut album Children, set for release on 7th August via producer Scott Evans’ Antisleep Audio.

There are underplays, and then there are events. On a humid Monday night in Camden, The Pretty Reckless transform London’s 500-capacity Underworld into the hottest ticket in town, delivering a sweat-soaked, career-spanning performance just days before their appearance at Download Festival and ahead of the release of their fifth studio album Dear God on 26th June.

Death Cab For Cutie are preparing to open a new chapter in their storied career with the release of their eleventh studio album, I Built You A Tower, arriving on 5th June via ANTI- Records. Ahead of the album’s release, the acclaimed indie rock outfit have shared one final preview in the form of the emotionally charged new single, Stone Over Water.

Brighton alt-rock duo WREX have announced the biggest headline tour of their career, taking their explosive live show across the UK before embarking on their first-ever headline dates throughout mainland Europe this autumn.

Singer-songwriter Jenny Gillespie Mason has shared the deeply moving new single Touch Everyone On Earth, the final preview of her forthcoming album In the Safety Of The Light, arriving on 12th June.

Australian alternative indie outfit Sesame Girl continue their upward trajectory with the release of their enchanting new single, Wings Of A Butterfly, a shimmering slice of dream-pop that balances vulnerability, longing and quiet strength in equal measure.

There’s something magical in the air tonight. It’s a roasting hot evening in the capital at one of the most famous musical venues in the country (if not the world) and alternative rock icons Pixies are in town. The first of two sold out nights at the Royal Albert Hall reaffirm the bands importance, influence and necessity to keep going.