U.K. Rock Band IDLES Links With Hip-Hop Producer Kenny Beats for New Album, ‘CRAWLER’

The War On Drugs have previewed a new song from their upcoming new album – you can listen to it below.The group shared the untitled song clip on Instagram, informing fans it would arrive on ‘October 29’ – the date new album ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’ arrives via Atlantic Records.

Coldplay has a new album out!

Katie Song Neon and QC Entertainment announced they have partnered to make an as-yet untitled horror film from first-time feature director Bishal Dutta.The story is based partially on Indian legend, partially on a personal family story from Dutta’s grandfather and partially on the filmmaker’s experience being born in India and moving to and being raised in America.QC Entertainment, the producers of “Get Out” and “BlacKkKlansman,” will co-finance the film with Raymond Mansfield and Sean

Westlife have announced the release of their twelfth album, Wild Dreams, their first in two years. 

Red Hot Chili Peppers are, according to drummer Chad Smith, “almost done” recording their next album. It will be the first to feature guitarist John Frusciante since 2006’s ‘Stadium Arcadium’.In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Smith said the band is “getting along great”, and that they are “really listening to each other in a new way”.After a ten-year absence from the group, Frusciante re-joined in 2019, replacing Josh Klinghoffer.

Music creation platform Splice has announced its first Artist in Residence program with Kenny Beats, which will see the producer host a six-part series for their on-demand education vertical, Skills.

Band Of Horses have announced details of their first new album in five years, ‘Things Are Great’.The new record, which will be released on January 21, 2022, is being previewed by its first single ‘Crutch’, which you can hear below.Speaking about the new track, frontman Ben Bridwell said: “I think like a lot of my songs, ‘Crutch’ starts with something from my real life. Obviously ‘Crutch’ means some of the things that I was dependent on.

Jameela Jamil has production credits on the latest album from boyfriend James Blake, Friends That Break Your Heart, for her work on the singles “Say What You Will” and “Famous Last Words.”

Adele has revealed that for her fourth album she worked with some heavyweight producers including Max Martin and Inflo.The singer, who gave two wide-ranging interview to Vogue and British Vogue earlier this week, confirmed that no guests appear on her new album but that she had production and songwriting from some of pop music’s most notable figures.Swedish hit giant Max Martin, who’s worked with Taylor Swift, Coldplay, The Weeknd and many more acts, is among them.

Dave Gahan & Soulsavers have shared their rendition of Cat Power’s ‘Metal Heart’ from their upcoming covers album ‘Imposter’.

Adele's comeback appears to be imminent as the singer has updated her website and social media pages.

Adele’s new album since her previous one broke records in 2017, when it was released. Fans and followers have long been speculating for a release date for her new record and now, with the appearance of some mysterious billboards with the number “30” on them, a release date might be on the horizon.Adele and her new boyfriend Rich Paul go Instagram officialWatch Adele and LeBron James dancing Dominican music at Anthony Davis’s weddingSomething is happening.

IDLES have announced the release of a new album called ‘CRAWLER’ and have shared its first single, ‘The Beachland Ballroom’.The Bristol punk band’s fourth album is the follow-up to last year’s ‘Ultra Mono’, which landed them their first Number One on the UK album chart.Set to be released on November 12, ‘CRAWLER’ – which is co-produced by Kenny Beats and IDLES guitarist Mark Bowen – was recorded at the famed Real World Studios in Bath during the coronavirus pandemic.The album’s announcement

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are giving fans an inside look at the making of their new record!

Chris Willman Music WriterGeorge Frayne IV, who led the band Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen, a group that combined elements of the rock counterculture with a love for roots music in the early 1970s, died Sunday at age 77. Frayne had been receiving treatment for cancer for several years.“Early this morning, as I lay my head upon his shoulder, George’s soul took to flight,” his wife, Sue, said in a post on his Facebook page.