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Knocked Loose have unveiled a crushing new single ‘Suffocate’ featuring Poppy — listen to it below.Last night, the American hardcore band shared the video for ‘Suffocate’ via Pure Noise’s YouTube channel. The track starts with a furious, hard-hitting riff as the band waste no time, diving straight into the heaviness and aggression.Soon, Poppy joins them, screaming and leading the band into a heavy reggaeton-inspired breakdown.

Bad Omens and Poppy have played their collaboration ‘V.A.N.’ live for the first time in Berlin last night (January 27).The rock artists dropped their collaboration earlier this week after Bad Omens teased the song by wiping their social media. Notably, it features no vocals from the band’s frontman Noah Sebastien, with Poppy singing the entirety of the track.Poppy is currently opening for Bad Omens on their current run of European dates and midway through the set, they let her take centre stage for ‘V.A.N.’The song, whose title is an acronym for ‘violence against nature’, sees Poppy take on the persona of a humanoid, as she attempts to break out of a laboratory.

Bad Omens and Poppy have teamed up on their new high-octane collaboration ‘V.A.N.’ – watch the video below.The Virginia metalcore band teased their new song days ago when they wiped their social media, leaving only snippets with Poppy as a trace. Now, the pair have unveiled their new song – and an accompanying video to match.‘V.

Bad Omens have wiped their Instagram account, before sharing two new teaser videos featuring Poppy.On Sunday (January 21), the Virginia metalcore band’s Instagram was found to be wiped of all posts, except for two new video teasers which starred Poppy, suggesting a potential collaboration between the two.The ominous clip features unsettling visuals, including Poppy running through a dark corridor towards a completely white room, close-ups of a rabbit’s eye, various butterflies and moths in a terrarium, and black ink. At the end of the clip, black ink recedes to reveal the abbreviation “V.A.N”, the meaning of which has not yet been disclosed.

Wargasm have announced new UK tour dates in Spring 2024 in support of Poppy. The electro-metal duo took to social media on Monday (December 18) to announce their first tour dates since their nine-date headlining UK and Ireland tour behind their debut album, ‘Venom’.

Zig that’s delivering perhaps the best dark pop out there. A Journey from Bullying to HomeschoolingPoppy’s path to stardom was not without its challenges. She faced bullying during her school years due to being perceived as skinny and quiet.

Poppy‘s former creative director has backed the singer’s claims that Grimes “bullied” her into signing an NDA.Earlier this week, Grimes reignited her years-old feud with the singer, accusing her of “spreading false information for personal gain”. In 2018, Poppy spoke out against Grimes and her team regarding their collaboration, ‘Play Destroy’.“We planned the song coming out months ago, and she was preventing it,” explained Poppy.

Grimes has reignited her years-old feud with Poppy, accusing the singer of “spreading false information for personal gain”.Back in 2018, Poppy spoke out against Grimes and her team regarding their collaboration, ‘Play Destroy’, saying that she “could have gone without” the trouble that was allegedly caused by her collaborator.“I was kind of bullied into submission by [Grimes] and her team of self-proclaimed feminists,” Poppy said. “We planned the song coming out months ago, and she was preventing it.

Poppy and PVRIS have teamed up together to announce The Godless/Goddess co-headline tour in North America. See dates and ticket details below.The pair took to social media to share details of the tour, including that support will be coming from rapper Tommy Genesis – who just appeared on Lana Del Rey’s ‘Did you know there’s a tunnel under Ocean Boulevard‘ – and rising indie-rock band Pom Pom Squad.PVRIS posted a photo on Twitter with the caption: “PVRIS and Poppy invite you to The Godless/Goddess Tour across North America this summer.

Poppy has released a haunting video for her new single ‘Church Outfit’ as she embarks on a new chapter with her music.This release marks a new era for the singer – straying away from her previous metal sound and into the world of electro-dance. The black and white video for the track features Poppy in a white ensemble with back-up dancers dressed in black veils and black vinyl trousers dancing in an empty room.On the shift in musical direction, Poppy shared: “It’s an artist’s responsibility to always change.

Poppy has announced her return with the teaser and release date for her new single ‘Church Outfit’.The singer shared an Instagram post of her in front of a brick wall wearing an all-white outfit with the caption “Church Outfit available April 4 at 12 AM ET.” She also teased a snippet of the video on TikTok.In a recent interview with GRAZIA, Poppy shared that this new era “started because I wanted to have videos that incorporated my dance background”, seemingly moving on the her rock-based 2021 album ‘Flux‘.A post shared by Poppy (@impoppy)This is my church outfit…. ♬ original sound – Poppy She added that she worked in a backwards way focusing on specific aesthetic elements and created the music around those ideas.Quickly after the release of her EP ‘Stagger’, the singer began suggesting new music was on the way.

Poppy has announced full details of new EP ‘Stagger’ and shared its first preview – listen to ‘FYB’ below.The singer has signed to Republic Records for the new release, which is set to land on October 14.Speaking to NME about ‘Stagger’ backstage at Reading Festival last month, Poppy announced that the four-track EP, which follows her acclaimed 2021 album ‘Flux’ would be out by October.“Well the EP is consisting of four songs and I just feel like they are a mini-chapter in my life,” she told NME. “I wrote the songs in December of last year, so it’s taken them a moment to come out and I’m really excited about it.”Listen to ‘FYB’ below.Later this year, Poppy will head out on the UK leg of her ‘Never Find My Place’ world tour, which has been running since March.Ahead of the UK tour, Poppy will support on select dates of The Smashing Pumpkins‘ and Jane’s Addiction‘s 32-date US arena tour, which kicks off in Dallas on October 2.You can see the full list of UK dates below and purchase tickets for all dates here.NOVEMBER 2022 26 – Bristol, UK – SWX27 – London, UK – Shepherds Bush Empire28 – Birmingham, UK – O2 Institute29 – Manchester, UK – O2 Ritz30 – Glasgow, UK – SWG3Earlier this year, Poppy shared a new song, ‘3.14’, written for her cat, who’s named Pi.

Poppy caught up with NME at Reading Festival 2022 to tell us what to expect from her upcoming EP ‘Stagger’. Watch our video interview with the nu-metal star above.Before making her main stage debut, the nu-metal star confirmed that her next record will be a four-track EP called ‘Stagger’ – following on from her acclaimed 2021 album ‘Flux‘ – and should be out by October.“Well the EP is consisting of four songs and I just feel like they are a mini-chapter in my life,” she told NME.

Poppy has unveiled details of a full world tour called ‘Never Find My Place’.The tour will kick off on March 8 in the US and will be punctuated by a group of festival appearances this summer, including Roskilde, Welcome To Rockville and When We Were Young.This will be Poppy’s first tour since her ‘I Disagree’ tour was cut short in early 2020 following the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.Poppy will arrive in the UK in November and will kick things off in Bristol, before heading out to London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.After much Ado’!I’m delighted to announce the Never Find My Place Tour! ✨Rescheduled shows on sale now! @ https://t.co/3z2NC5hVQ1New shows on sale Friday 9am local timePreviously purchased tickets will be honored! pic.twitter.com/Fz204g302P— Poppy (@poppy) January 19, 2022You can see the full list of UK dates below and purchase tickets for all dates here.NOVEMBER 2020 26 – Bristol, UK – SWX27 – London, UK – Shepherds Bush Empire28 – Birmingham, UK – O2 Institute29 – Manchester, UK – O2 Ritz30 – Glasgow, UK – SWG3Earlier this month, Poppy shared a new song, ‘3.14’, written for her cat, who’s named Pi.The track was first released via the artist’s recently launched MetaVerse app ‘PoppySphere’ on January 11, which is described as “a virtual 8-bit universe for fans to explore, with dynamic rooms and secrets to uncover as they navigate a realm of iconoclastic creation”.‘3.14’ marked Poppy’s first original song of the year, although it is unclear if the track will feature on an upcoming project.Prior to the release of ‘3.14’, Poppy began teasing a new era of her career with a series of eerie videos. The first, titled ‘Glass’, landed on December 22.

Poppy has launched a brand new Metaverse app for iOS and Android called ‘PoppySphere’.Developed in partnership with HIFI Lab, the pop star’s new app presents “a virtual 8-bit universe for fans to explore, with dynamic rooms and secrets to uncover as they navigate a realm of iconoclastic creation”.Users can customise their own avatar and text chat as they explore the depths of Poppy’s virtual space, playing games and making connections with fellow fans around the world.“I am overjoyed to be

HEALTH have announced a new collaboration with Poppy – you can check out the video announcement below.The Los Angeles band, who released their fifth album ‘Disco4: Part 1’ in 2020, shared a 13-second teaser for the upcoming ‘Dead Flowers’ team-up on social media.Beginning with a “HEALTH X POPPY” graphic, the grainy black-and-white clip is soundtracked by a drum-heavy, sinister-sounding instrumental.

signed a new deal with Sony Music Entertainment, with the aim of giving Sony-signed acts “commercial opportunities to reach new audiences”. It was said that the service would also host innovative music experiences for its users.As Music Business Worldwide reports, the platform has now launched its “latest innovation in music in the metaverse” with ‘Listening Parties’.

Poppy has shared a music video for her exuberant new pop-punk single ‘So Mean’.The track is the latest to be taken from her new album ‘Flux’, produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen (M83, Deafheaven, St. Vincent), and follows ‘Her’, the title track, and previous surprise EP ‘Eat’.The self-directed video showcases a taste of Poppy’s live show in which she performs in a small room with a full live band.

Poppy has unveiled details of a huge world tour in support of upcoming new album, ‘Flex’.Poppy announced the new album on July 30, just one month after she released the surprise EP, ‘Eat’.The Massachusetts singer-songwriter will be touring the US later this year before heading over to the UK and Europe in early 2022.

Poppy has announced the release of a new album called ‘Flux’ – you can watch the video for its title track below.The Massachusetts singer-songwriter, who released the surprise EP ‘Eat’ last month, teased the arrival of the new full-length project on social media earlier this week, before officially announcing it today (July 30).Set to be released on September 24 via Sumerian, ‘Flux’ will mark “yet another artistic leap for the ever-evolving musician, featuring a stream-lined songwriting approach

Poppy is set to release a new track called ‘Flux’ later this week.The Massachusetts singer-songwriter, who released the surprise EP ‘Eat’ last month, teased the arrival of a new project on social media earlier this week.Taking to her official channels again today (July 28), Poppy posted a brightly coloured clip depicting a cartoon baked treat character, whose eyes spin before vomiting.In the caption, Poppy revealed that a song titled ‘Flux’ will be arriving this coming Friday (July 30).

Poppy has released a new single called ‘Her’, which arrives with an impressive, animated stop motion video – watch it below.The new track, which comes a few weeks after the American singer-songwriter dropped a surprise new five-track EP, ‘EAT – NXT Soundtrack’, marks yet another stylistic pivot for Poppy.Produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, ‘Her’ hears Poppy take on a more stream-lined songwriting approach, with her earworm melodies painted on a power pop guitar-led canvas.“I’m getting to know

Poppy has dropped a surprise new five-track EP called ‘EAT – NXT Soundtrack’ – you can listen to it below.Released as part of a special partnership between the WWE and Sumerian Records, Poppy announced the new project during an appearance on last night’s (June 8) WWE’s global NXT TV program.Made up of five new tracks, the EP includes the previously teased songs ‘EAT’, which was first debuted during Poppy’s Grammy performance in March, and ‘Say Cheese’, which she previewed in an NXT performance

Poppy has covered Jack Off Jill’s ‘Fear of Dying’ – you can hear her rendition of the track below.This new cover follows on from the artist’s recent global livestream event The Last Disagreement, which served to close the I Disagree chapter of her career.Poppy’s take on the Jack Off Jill song, which originally featured on the band’s 2000 album ‘Clear Hearts Grey Flowers’, has now been released – listen to Poppy’s cover of ‘Fear Of Dying’ below.Poppy debuted her song ‘Eat’ during an appearance at

Poppy has performed an unreleased new song called ‘Say Cheese’ at WWE’s NXT TakeOver Stand & Deliver event.The event took place in Orlando, Florida at the WWE Performance Center over the last two days (April 7-8) and saw the likes of wrestlers Zoey Stark, Bronson Reed and Raquel González compete.Poppy performed the track from the middle of the wrestling ring as lights flashed around her and a limited number of spectators watched from the wings.“Everything’s going perfectly so say cheese,” she

Poppy has announced that she will be putting on a livestream event called The Last Disagreement later this month.Taking place on April 24, the special one-off global virtual event will mark the end of the singer’s ‘I Disagree’ era, which included an album of the same name.Released in January last year, NME‘s Ali Shutler called the album Poppy’s “most accomplished record, full of daring theatre and snarling forward motion”.The four-star review continued: “While all our favourite rock bands are