Coldplay share new acoustic version of ‘Higher Power’

Chicago four-piece Slow Pulp, who released their dreamy debut album Moveys last year, have shared "Iowa", a cheekily-titled reworking of their song "Idaho". Taken from the band's Deleted Scenes 7", out 11/12 on Winspear and available now digitally, "Iowa" is sparse and finely-rendered, a handsome addendum to Moveys.

J Balvin and Skrillex have joined forces on new song "In Da Getto." The track, produced by Skrillex alongside Tainy and featuring a sample of "In De Ghetto” by David Morales and The Bad Yard Club, is accompanied by a video in which both artists hit a number of parties across one wild night. The video also features cameo appearances from TikTok stars Khaby Lame and dancer Mustafa.

Dvsn have released a new single ‘I Believed It’, which features Ty Dolla $ign and a posthumous verse by Mac Miller.The song was released via OVO Sound earlier today (July 1). It follows the duo’s January release of ‘Amusing Her Feelings’, a deluxe edition of their 2020 album ‘A Muse In Her Feelings’ that arrived with four new songs.‘I Believed It’ features a looped sample in the vein of J Dilla, as the three artists reminisce on a relationship that fell apart on broken promises.

Sparks have shared a new song ‘We Love Each Other So Much’, which features vocal contributions from Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard.You can hear the dramatic single below, which features in the forthcoming musical film Annette, which stars the two actors.Sparks’ Ron and Russell Mael penned the screenplay for the film along with director Leos Carrax, based on an original story by the band.The film is released on July 6 in France, the same day that it serves as the opening film at the Cannes film

Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes called ‘Obliterate’.The new single, which precedes the Glasgow band’s debut album ‘Where The Body Goes’ arriving on July 23, is said to revolve “around traumatic experiences, learning from the hurt and using it as fuel for our green tinged inferno”.Drummer and creative lead Cameron Humphrey said in a statement: “Having the opportunity to collaborate with our friend and idol Oli Sykes truly allowed us to bring this track to a level never seen before.

Blondie have shared two new live versions of ‘Rapture’ and ‘Long Time’ – you can listen to them below.Released today (June 18), both tracks are set to feature on ‘Blondie: Vivir En La Habana’, a special six-track EP soundtrack, which is due to arrive on July 16 via BMG.The soundtrack is from a new short film of the same title capturing the group’s 2019 live debut performance in Havana, Cuba.

Footage from underground raves from the '90s might not be the first visual that comes into your head when listening to the dreamy R&B-tinged pop music of Wet, but the band are seeking to change that with the visuals for "On Your Side." The song is Wet's first since releasing Still Run in 2018 (the group covered The FADER in 2015 on the heels of their debut album Don't You). Bliss doesn't know genre, I suppose, and the alluring atmosphere "On Your Side" has that in spades.

Coldplay performed their latest single ‘Higher Power’ on The Tonight Show in the US last night (June 16), with the band receiving guest backing vocals from host Jimmy Fallon.The track was originally released on May 7, with its accompanying music video only dropping last week.

Wolf Alice have shared the latest instalment of the visual accompaniment to their most recent studio album, ‘Blue Weekend’.The music video for ‘Lipstick on the Glass’ is presented as ‘Chapter III’ in its introductory sequence, alluding to its place as track three on the albumIn the video, the band exits a taxi – which directly follows the video for ‘Delicious Things’ – and walks through an otherwise empty street.

HEALTH, Tyler Bates, and Deftones frontman Chino Moreno have teamed up for a new track called ‘ANTI-LIFE’ – you can listen to it below.The bracing track was recorded for the ‘Dark Nights: Death Metal Soundtrack’, released by DC Comics as a tie in for the comic book series of the same name and curated by Bates.Other tracks already revealed from the album include Manchester Orchestra‘s grungy new song ‘Never Ending’, ‘Broken Dreams, Inc’ by Rise Against (which received a dark industrial remix by

HONNE have shared a lyric video for new single ‘What Would You Do?’ featuring US singer Pink Sweat$.Announced as “the first song in a new era of music”, it’s the London electronic duo’s first new music since December’s festive ‘Warm On A Christmas Night’ and July 2020 mixtape ‘No Song Without You’.“In the past, we’ve limited ourselves,” the band explained in a press statement.

Illuminati Hotties have shared a summery new single, ‘Pool Hopping’.READ MORE: Illuminati Hotties – ‘Free I.H.: This is Not The One You’ve Been Waiting For’ review: red-hot sonic riposte to industry bullshit“I’m so stoked to have grilled up a splashy new song to soundtrack your wettest and wildest parties to date,” frontwoman Sarah Tudzin said in a press statement.“This track is for when it’s hot, you’re crushing on someone new, and your adventure senses are tingling.”Watch the video for ‘Pool

Sleater-Kinney have shared a new single, ‘Method’, alongside the announcement of a livestream to launch their new album ‘Path of Wellness’.The band describe ‘Method’ as “a scrappy plea for tenderness” and “a grasp at vulnerability in times that require toughness and armor”.

The Front Bottoms have announced their return to the touring circuit with 31 dates across North America later this year, alongside the release of a new track titled ‘Voodoo Magic’.In true Front Bottoms fashion, ‘Voodoo Magic’ sees the band put a summery spin on a tedious topic, as frontman Brian Sella waxes lyrical about his bad luck over a bed of bright lead guitars and energetic percussion.The track also features some musical input from Matt Skiba (of Alkaline Trio and Blink-182 fame), who

In the latest episode of their Nova podcast Separate Bathrooms, Cam and Ali delved further into how infidelity affected their relationship as they shared candid new details.

Coldplay‘s Chris Martin darts through an alien landscape at a remarkable speed in the band’s new music video for “Higher Power”.

Coldplay is universe-trotting in the new music video for “Higher Power”.

Coldplay have debuted the music video for ‘Higher Power’, which sees the group going intergalactic as they explore a new planet.Directed by Dave Meyers, who has previously worked with Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish, the video sees the band heading to a “colourful trash planet” called Kaotica, whose alien language features prominently throughout the video and across the ‘Higher Power’ artwork.Once there, they encounter a wild selection of robot dogs, giant holograms and a street-gang of dancing

Kyuss and Queens Of The Stone Age have shared a new single with their new project Stöner. You can hear the track ‘Rad Stays Rad’ below.The band consists of Nick Oliveri and Brant Bjork, both of whom were founding members of Kyuss in 1987.