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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Emerging London outfit Cusk have introduced themselves with the release of their debut single Blu Tac Piano, offering a striking first glimpse into the band’s atmospheric and emotionally raw sound.
Greg Mendez has unveiled his new single No Evil, the latest preview of his forthcoming album Beauty Land, set for release on 29th May.
Citizen have announced their long-awaited new album Halcyon Blues, set for release on 7th August, alongside the arrival of its lead single Highs And Lows.
Death Cab For Cutie have unveiled their latest single, Punching The Flowers, taken from their forthcoming album I Built You A Tower, due for release on 5th June.
There’s no easing into a Prodigy show in 2026—no atmospheric intro, no gentle escalation. The lights drop at London’s iconic Wembley Arena and, without ceremony, Omen detonates. The effect is immediate and physical. Bass surges through the floor, the crowd lurches forward, and within seconds the arena stops behaving like a seated venue and starts acting like a pressure cooker.
After more than a decade away from full-length releases, Las Vegas pop-rock outfit The Cab have officially returned with their third studio album, Chasing Crowns, out now. The 18-track record marks the band’s first album in 15 years and signals a powerful new chapter for a group whose absence has only heightened anticipation for their comeback.
Liverpool’s rising cult star Luvcat returns with her latest single Vampire At The Beach, a brooding and cinematic offering that sets the tone for her forthcoming EP Lovebites, due for release on 22nd May.