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In many ways, Asking Alexandria’s sixth studio album, Like a House on Fire — arriving May 15 via Sumerian Records — is a fresh start. The project follows the English rock band’s 2017 self-titled album that produced the group’s third No. 1 titl

Four Tet has shared “4T Recordings”—once the alias for Kieran Hebden’s earliest solo dabblings, now the name of a track from his new album, Sixteen Oceans. He premiered the track, which you can hear below, on Mary Anne Hobbs’ BBC 6 Music show this morning. In a tweet, he announced the album will be released next Friday, March 13. Find physical editions of Sixteen Oceans at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Rylan Clark-Neal has confessed he has a life-long phobia of eating fish after a childhood encounter with “the most ugly fish he’d ever seen”.The 31 year old TV presenter opened up about the terrifying ordeal in a supermarket which caused his fear to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on the This Morning sofa on Monday 2 March.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and the New York City Department of Environmental Protection have launched a new campaign to encourage drivers to stop idling. And they’ve gotten none other than Billy Idol to be its face. Idol has lent his voice to a Billy Never Idles campaign video and he also stood beside Mayor de Blasio at a press conference. Watch below.

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Justin Timberlake stars in the new animated film Trolls World Tour, and he also serves as the executive producer of its soundtrack. One of the songs from the soundtrack is “The Other Side,” a collaboration between Timberlake and SZA. Check out the futuristic video below.

Tory Lanez just announced his next project, The New Toronto 3, is arriving in March. According to the Toronto artist, his latest installment in the mixtape series will mark his final release on Interscope.

Tool is extending their tour by adding a string of 2020 North American dates, the band announced today (Feb. 24).Tickets for the new dates will go on sale Friday (Feb.

After he began uploading his music to Soundcloud in 2014, Maryland-bred rapper-turned-singer Brent Faiyaz hit the ground running. Six years later, he doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon. 

Nigerian singer Rema has collaborated with Jamaican producer Rvssian on a new single, “Beamer (Bad Boys).” In an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music’s Beats 1, Rema said of collaborating, “Every single artist, you know, has their roles to play in the army of the new generation. Me, I’m the bad commando.”

is back — and things are as epic as ever. The award-winning HBO series returns with season three, dubbed, on March 15. And about a month ahead of its premiere, the premium cable network finally shared the first full trailer for what’s to come now that some of the androids have left abusive lives in the amusement park behind for the real world. 

Country superstar Luke Combs has added new dates to his schedule. The newly-announced dates for his What You See is What You Get Tour include a headline debut at New York’s Madison Square Garden. The tour is in support of Comb’s recent album What You See Is What You Get, which was

Canadian artist Jessy Lanza is back. She returns today with a new song called “Lick in Heaven,” and the single arrives with a colorful music video directed by Winston H Case. Watch a wholesome dance party unfold on a fictional talk show called Good Morning Ontario in the clip below.

The 1975 are back with another new song from their upcoming album Notes on a Conditional Form, which is out April 24. This one’s called “The Birthday Party.” The music video, made with director Ben Ditto and co-director/lead artist Jon Emmony, involves a Sims-esque avatar of Matty Healy entering a surreal “digital detox center” called Mindshower, where he encounters various characters from the internet along with his bandmates.

Tame Impala have released their long-awaited Currents follow-up. The Slow Rush is out now via Interscope/Fiction. Listen to the album below. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)