Trampolene share anthemic new single ‘Oh Lover’

Radiohead have joined TikTok today (April 1) and have shared a cryptic new video.A verified account for the group appeared on the video app for the social media site earlier today.The group shared a short clip of mysterious Radiohead associate, Chieftain Mews, who can be seen delivering a dystopian news broadcast at a desk which has the words ‘Mews’ displayed and Radiohead’s logo in the background.The black-and-white, low-fi video has a grainy filter and a ‘Mews’ sign can be seen on the desk.

London-via-Fleet trio Drug Store Romeos have announced that their debut album, The world within our bedrooms, will be released June 25 via Fiction Records. The band’s first body of work, The world within our bedrooms follows a series of dreamy, ultra-romantic singles, including “Frame of Reference”, "Now You're Moving", and “Quotations For Locations”, the former of which appears on The world within our bedrooms.

Beachy Head have shared a dreamy new track, ‘All Gone’ – you can listen to it below.Last week (March 22), it was revealed that members of Slowdive, Flaming Lips, The Soft Cavalry and Casket Girls had joined forces to form the new supergroup.Beachy Head comprises Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell and Christian Savill, Flaming Lips drummer Matt Duckworth, Ryan Graveface (Casket Girls, Dreamend) and Steve Clarke (The Soft Cavalry).After releasing new single ‘Destroy Us’ last week, the group also announced

Years & Years have shared a snippet of their upcoming new single ‘Starstruck’ while launching a new TikTok challenge.The preview of the track follows on from the recent news that Years & Years will now operate as an Olly Alexander solo project.

Working Men’s Club have returned with their new single ‘X’ and have announced a headline UK tour for November.Produced by Ross Orton, who also recorded the band’s self-titled debut LP, the Yorkshire group’s latest brims with a frantic, uneasy tension.

The Joy Formidable have returned with a music video for ‘Into The Blue’, their first new music in three years.The Welsh rock band released their fourth studio album ‘AAARTH’ in September 2018, after originally forming in Flintshire in 2007.‘Into the Blue’ sees singer Ritzy Bryan share lead vocal duties with bassist Rhydian Dafydd.

Kele has announced details of his fifth solo album ‘The Waves Pt. 1’ and shared a new single in the form of ‘Smalltown Boy’.The track is a cover of Bronski Beat’s 1984 song and follows the March release of ‘The Heart Of The Wave’, which also features on the new album.‘The Waves Pt.

Beartooth have announced the forthcoming release of their fourth studio album, ‘Below’.Coming three years after its predecessor, 2018’s ‘Disease’, ‘Below’ is set to land on June 25 via Red Bull Records. Find the full tracklist below.In a press release, Beartooth frontman Caleb Shomo said ‘Below’ is his favourite album the Ohio hardcore outfit have made to date.

Iceage have shared the latest taste of their forthcoming album ‘Seek Shelter’ in the form of the emotional ‘Shelter Song’.You can watch a video for the track below, which was directed by longtime collaborator Catherine Pattinama Coleman and is inspired by the relationships between family and friends.“As a childhood friend of theirs, it was important for me to showcase our friendship and the people we share everyday life with” Coleman said.

Sarah Harding is set to release a brand new single following the success of last week's Girls Aloud fan campaign, which saw the group's 2004 track Hear Me Out reach number 28 in The Official Big Top 40 chart.After opening up about her terminal advanced stage breast cancer diagnosis in her autobiography, Sarah's set for a return to music as she releases Wear it Like a Crown this week; with profits reportedly going to The Christie NHS Foundation.Wear it Like a Crown will be released in the UK on

Rag'n'Bone Man has unveiled his new single Fall In Love Again, and announced a new release date for upcoming album Life By Misadventure.

Serpentwithfeet has shared a new single, ‘Heart Storm’, a collaboration with NAO and the third single from the artist’s forthcoming album, ‘DEACON’.In a press release, serpentwithfeet – real name Josiah Wise – said of the single, “I love a little magical realism.

Talib Kweli and Diamond D, have shared a new single called ‘The Quiet One’ featuring Busta Rhymes.The pair’s upcoming self-titled debut album as Gotham is set to arrive on April 16. In addition to Busta, it features collaborations with Skyzoo, John Forte, NIKO IS and Nire’ Alldai.

Glasvegas have announced details of their new album ‘Godspeed’ and shared a new single in ‘Shake The Cage (für Theo)’.The record will be the Scottish band’s fourth and follows 2013’s ‘Later… When The TV Turns To Static’.‘Godspeed’ will be released on April 2 and, according to a press release, the stories in its songs take place “all on the same night, just as the sun’s going down”.

Sorry have shared two new singles, ‘Cigarette Packet’ and ‘Separate’. The simultaneous release marks the first new music from the genre-defiant London band since their debut studio album, last year’s ‘925’.Both woozy, experimental cuts were co-produced with James Dring.

Last year saw the release of 925, the debut album from the London-based indie band Sorry. The project was praised for its bent-pop idiosyncracies, something the group double down on for their two new songs "Cigarette Packet" and "Separate," out today.

Imagine Dragons have shared their first new material since 2018 – listen to their new tracks ‘Follow You’ and ‘Cutthroat’ below.The songs follow the band’s last album ‘Origins’, and include a track recorded with legendary producer Rick Rubin.“It took walking away from everything to find a lot more clarity and happiness,” frontman Dan Reynolds explained of the new tracks.Watch the lyric videos for ‘Follow You’ and ‘Cutthroat’ below.Earlier this week, Imagine Dragons celebrated a decade of being a

Gwen Stefani has a new song out!

Maximo Park frontman Paul Smith has revealed how the band wanted to go as pop-y and anthemic as they could on their new album Nature Always Wins.