English Rock Band The Who
John Entwistle and his mother Maud (Queenie) darning his socks. They lived above a pub in Ealing.
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Australian indie outfit Sesame Girl return with a radiant new offering in Superstar, a track that leans into warmth, sincerity and shimmering guitar-driven charm as the band continue to refine their evolving sound.
Essex indie risers Black Lounge are making a decisive statement with their new single Welcome Home, a track that signals both a creative leap and the beginning of a new chapter for the quartet. As the first release from their forthcoming debut EP—and their first under Right Tracks Recordings, the label founded by industry figure Chris Wright—the song captures a band rapidly coming into their own.
Canadian singer-songwriter Jesse Roper returns with the groove-driven new single Green Eyed Lady, offering the latest preview of his upcoming EP Daisy Wake Up, set for release on 6th May.
London-based artist Domi Hawken continues her ambitious run of monthly releases with the announcement of her latest single, Break My Heart Again.
LA-based alt-pop riser Chloe Star returns with her latest single Emergency Contact, a bold and emotionally charged anthem that sees the artist transforming heartbreak into empowerment.
Award-winning actor and musician Damian Lewis has announced details of his second studio album Sweet Chaos, set for release on 5th June 2026, alongside the arrival of its powerful title track.
French experimental duo Angine de Poitrine have unveiled details of their eagerly anticipated new album Vol. II, set for release on 3rd April 2026, alongside news of a completely sold-out debut UK tour this May.