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King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard have announced their first studio album in over a year, ‘K.G.’After days of teasing the album in a variety of unorthodox ways – including shaving the letters ‘K.G.’ into a band member’s head – the band’s label, Flightless, confirmed the album today (October 21) on social media before the band did it themselves.Pre-orders for the album – the follow up to 2019’s ‘Infest The Rats Nest’ – are available from midnight October 22 AEDT (2pm October 21 BST).

Courtney Barnett, Amyl and The Sniffers, Kathleen Hanna, Palehound, KO Newborn and more will feature on a new cassette compilation titled ‘Hands Off!’.The compilation was created in response to the multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the now-defunct label, Burger Records.‘Hands Off!’ is curated and produced by Miss Alex White of White Mystery, May McDonough of Psychedelic Cherry, LG from Thelma and the Sleaze, and Charlie Kaplan of Tapehead City.

Michael Ball and Alfie Boe have announced details of their new album, titled Together At Christmas. 

Brian Wilson and Al Jardine have distanced themselves from a fundraising event for Donald Trump’s re-election bid, after it emerged that it was being headlined by Mike Love’s Beach Boys.With the fundraiser taking place yesterday in Newport Beach, California, it came to wider attention yesterday morning that the Mike Love-fronted iteration of the band was set to perform at the event following a report in the LA Times.

Brian Wilson and Al Jardine of The Beach Boys have condemned a Donald Trump fundraiser that boasted it would feature a performance from the band.Mike Love, currently the lead singer of the group, performed at the Sunday (18 October) fundraiser in Los Angeles under the banner of “The Beach Boys”, despite Wilson and Jardine’s lack of involvement.“We have absolutely nothing to do with the Trump benefit today in Newport Beach. Zero,” a spokesperson for Wilson and Jardine told Variety.

Brian Wilson and Al Jardine have denied involvement in a Donald Trump fundraiser event which Mike Love’s Beach Boys headlined yesterday (October 18).On Sunday morning, the Los Angeles Times reported that the Beach Boys – led by Mike Love and accompanied by a touring band – would be performing to various Republican supporters in Orange County, California.“We have absolutely nothing to do with the Trump benefit today in Newport Beach. Zero,” band co-founders Wilson and Jardine told Variety.

Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and Mike Love might be founding members of the Beach Boys but they certainly don’t share the same feelings towards Donald Trump.

urged fans to boycott Love’s version of the Beach Boys after they chose to perform at an annual convention for Safari Club International, an organization that supports trophy hunting.

Chris Willman Music WriterIt will be fun, fun, fun under the California sun for many well-heeled attendees at today’s Donald Trump fundraiser in Newport Beach — but not for Beach Boys Brian Wilson and Al Jardine, who are chagrined that the touring version of the group currently headed up by Mike Love will be headlining the campaign benefit.“We have absolutely nothing to do with the Trump benefit today in Newport Beach. Zero,” Wilson and Jardine said to Variety through a spokesperson.

Matt Bellamy has confirmed that he has started working on a new Muse album.The frontman said that the early stages of the follow-up to the trio’s 2018 album ‘Simulation Theory’ have been inspired by “the protests and all the chaos” that have “kicked off” around the world in 2020.“I’ve started writing a new Muse album,” he told The Sun. “I started writing when all the protests and all the chaos were kicking off.

Big Thief guitarist Buck Meek has announced a new solo album, ‘Two Saviors’.Meek also dropped the first single, ‘Second Sight’, from the forthcoming record. His band includes guitarist Adam Brisbin, bass, pedal steel and fiddle player Mat Davidson, drummer Austin Vaughn and Meek’s brother Dylan on piano and organ.The album is due out next year on January 15 via Keeled Scales.

The War On Drugs have announced their new live album, ‘Live Drugs’.After teasing the release of the project last week, the Adam Granduciel-led band have today (October 6) confirmed the release of ‘Live Drugs’, which will arrive on November 20 via Super High Quality Records, Granduciel’s own record label.‘Live Drugs’ is comprised of 10 tracks that have been selected from 40 hard drives-worth of show recordings that were made during the band’s past six years of touring.

As MICHELLE, New York friends Sofia D’Angelo, Julian Kaufman, Charlie Kilgore, Layla Ku, Emma Lee and Jamee Lockard make plush R&B pop that feels wholly indebted to the flexuous city that surrounds them. After debuting back in 2018, the six-piece returned this year with "SUNRISE," which saw an impressive number of remixes from Arlo Parks, Deem Spencer, Leven Kali, and the booyah! kids.

The Kills have announced a new album of B-sides and rarities titled ‘Little Bastards’, and shared a previously unheard track.The track, a demo entitled ‘Raise Me’, dates back to the time of the duo’s third album ‘Midnight Boom’, which was released in 2008.Its release comes with a new video, produced and directed by band members Alisson Mosshart and Jamie Hince – you can watch it below.The rest of the album features tracks dating back to The Kills’ very first 7″ singles in 2002, and includes live

Perez Hilton The following chapter appears in the book “TMI: My Life in Scandal” By Perez Hilton, with Leif Eriksson and Martin Svensson; published by Chicago Review Press on Oct 6. Reprinted with permission.I met Amy Winehouse for the first time in London at a fashion magazine party in late 2006.

Chris Willman Music WriterWilliam Shatner hit upon his share of musical genres in the 2000s and 2010s, as he resumed the long-dormant musical part of his career, which began with 1968’s “The Transformed Man.” In recent years, he’s gone country and punk, done an album of famous space songs and a Jewish oratorio, and covered the Christmas beat.

Foals have announced a new remix album, ‘Collected Reworks Vol. III’, which will be released next week.The record will feature reworkings of tracks from across the band’s discography by artists and producers including Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Four Tet (under his real name Kieran Hebden) and more.‘Vol.

The Album—which hit streaming services on Friday, October 2. Coming in at 24 minutes and a tight eight tracks, The Album is pure adrenaline from start to finish, stuffed with the maximalist bass drops and sugary pop hooks Blackpink is known for.

Laura Jane Grace has released her surprise new solo album ‘Stay Alive’ — you can listen to the record below.The Against Me! and The Devouring Mothers musician’s new LP features Grace on her own with just an acoustic guitar and a drum machine for company.

The ’80s classic “Conan the Barbarian” is getting the reboot treatment.