Photography: Hinds, Willie J Healey & SWEAT @ Academy2, Manchester.

Mongolian rock phenomenon The Hu return with a powerful double release, unveiling two brand new tracks – The Men and Warrior Chant – alongside news of an extensive UK and European headline tour later this year.

Rising alt-rock newcomer Kind Villain is making a bold first impression with the release of his latest single I’m A Little Off, a deeply personal and defiant anthem that explores neurodiversity with honesty and bite.

Muse have officially ushered in a new era, announcing their tenth studio album The Wow! Signal alongside the release of its towering new single Be With You.

A brand-new chapter in London’s live music scene is set to begin this summer as British Airways ARC unveils its first wave of performers ahead of its official opening on 16th June.

New York noise-rock outfit A Place To Bury Strangers have unveiled their latest single Where Are We Now, the third preview of their forthcoming rarities collection Rare And Deadly, due out on 3rd April.

Nottingham trio Bloodworm have unveiled their brooding new single Alone In Your Garden alongside news of their debut EP Blood & Lust, set for release on 24th April.

Mathias Kom and Michael Cloud Duguay have unveiled Old Fire, the latest track from their forthcoming collaborative album Closed City, due for release on 27th March.

New York indie duo Widowspeak have announced their seventh studio album, Roses, set for release on 5th June. Alongside the announcement, the band have unveiled lead single If You Change, a track that captures their signature blend of hazy guitars and melancholic, timeless songwriting.