Underoath share new single ‘Hallelujah’, announce self-produced ninth album

Geese have shared details of their debut album ‘Projector’ along with a new single and video, ‘Low Era’.The Brooklyn band comprising Cameron Winter (vocals, keyboard), Max Bassin (drums), Dominic DiGesu (bass) and Foster Hudson (guitar) will release their debut album on October 29 via Partisan/Play It Again Sam.New single ‘Low Era’, which comes with a Fons Schiedon-directed clip, follows the band’s debut single ‘Disco’ that was released earlier this summer.The band said of their new track: “We

My Morning Jacket have shared details of their ninth studio album alongside new single ‘Regularly Scheduled Programming’.The Kentucky-formed quintet comprising Jim James, Tom Blankenship, Patrick Hallahan, Bo Koster Carl Broemel are back with ‘My Morning Jacket’, which is due for release on October 22 via ATO Records.Their last album was 2020’s ‘The Waterfall II’, which was made up of songs recorded for their Grammy award-nominated 2015 album ‘The Waterfall’.Lead single ‘Regularly Scheduled

Asking Alexandria have announced the release of a new album called ‘See What’s On The Inside’ – you can listen to first single, ‘Alone Again’, below.Set to be released on October 1, the band’s follow-up to 2020’s ‘Like A House On Fire’ will be released via their newly signed deal with Better Noise Music.To accompany the announcement, Asking Alexandria shared the album’s first single, ‘Alone Again’, a powerful, emotionally-charged anthem that is sure to be a fan favourite, especially in a live

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Country singer Morgan Wallen, whose career imploded when he was caught on tape making a racial slur, is attempting a return to music.

OutKast’s Big Boi and longtime collaborator Sleepy Brown have announced a September release for their joint album, ‘The Big Sleepover’.The album – which the duo first announced back in 2019 – will land on September 3 via Purple Ribbon/HITCO.

Bob Marley‘s classic hit ‘Three Little Birds’.The Dutch side’s Adidas third kit for the latest season is predominantly black with red, yellow and green detailing, while on the reverse of the jersey, a subtle reference to the iconic song is made with three little birds sitting on the back.Arriving alongside the kit is a tracksuit top, pants, sweater and T-Shirts, as well as a pair of Samba sneakers.The full Ajax Bob Marley collection is available to buy now from the club’s webstore here and

Palace have announced a UK and Ireland tour set for 2022, and they’ve also shared a new single called ‘Gravity’ – listen to it below.The London-based band will hit the road next year, starting at SWG3 in Glasgow on February 3 and ending their UK and Ireland tour at O2 Academy Brixton in London on February 11; they will then head out to Europe for a run of dates.Taking to social media to share the news, Palace also unveiled a new single which is the first preview of their upcoming third album,

Remi Wolf has announced her debut album, ‘Juno’ is set for release later this year, sharing two new singles, ‘Quiet On Set’ and ‘Grumpy Old Man’.The two new tracks showcase contrasting corners of Wolf’s artistry – ‘Quiet On Set’ is a thumping, club-ready banger with a beat drawing influence from hip-hop, while ‘Grumpy Old Man’ is a much lighter, more introspective indie tune.Take a look at the music videos for ‘Quiet On Set’ and ‘Grumpy Old Man’, both directed by Haley Appell, below:In a press

Pip Blom have shared a new track called ‘You Don’t Want This’ – you can listen to it below.Arriving today (August 17), the anthemic single will appear as the opening track on the Amsterdam group’s second studio album ‘Welcome Break’, which arrives on October 8 via Heavenly Recordings (pre-order it here).An accompanying official video for ‘You Don’t Want This’, directed by Sara Elzinga, sees a shrunken Pip Blom – dressed in all red – perform from the inside of a rubbish bin.

Blossoms release their new ’70s-inspired single ‘Care For’, the band have spoken to NME about the track and shared a few details about their next album.Written in 2019 and recorded last year during lockdown with frequent collaborators James Skelly of The Coral and Rich Turvey, the Stockport band’s latest offering comes as the first taster of new material following their acclaimed third album, ‘Foolish Loving Spaces’.“It was literally the first one I wrote after the last record,” frontman Tom

Lorde has teased the imminent arrival of new song ‘Mood Ring’, presumably the final single to be lifted from new album ‘Solar Power’ before it drops at the end of the week.The New Zealand pop singer revealed a release date of August 17 for the song via a post on her website.  A music video co-directed by Lorde herself alongside Joel Kefali is also set to premiere at 7pm BST on August 17.

For the next five days, English dance duo Disclosure will share a new song every 24 hours, collecting all the tracks on an EP called Never Enough, out on Friday (they did the same thing last year and in 2018 as well).

The Sherlocks have announced details of a new album and shared the track ‘City Lights’.‘World I Understand’, the follow up 2019’s ‘Under Your Sky’, will be the band’s first without founding members Josh and Andy Davidson following their departure in March 2020. Guitarist Alex Proctor and bassist Trent Jackson have since replaced the pair.The album was produced by Dave Eringa who has previously worked with Manic Street Preachers and releases on November 19 via TeddyBoy Records.

Big Thief have shared two new tracks, ‘Little Things’ and ‘Sparrow’, marking their first new material since their 2019 album ‘Two Hands’.Produced by drummer James Krivchenia, the songs were recorded at Five Star Studios in Topanga, California and the Catskills’ Flying Cloud Recordings.Describing ‘Little Things’, Krivchenia said: “It’s in this sort of evolving free time signature where the beat is always changing, so Max [Oleartchik, bassist] and I were just flowing with it and guessing where the

The wonders of nature. In honor of the U.K.’s “Butterfly Count” initiative for the Butterflies Conservation, Prince William and Duchess Kate shared a new photo of their daughter Princess Charlotte.

The Vaccines have shared new single ‘Alone Star’ and announced details of a UK tour.Following the LP’s title track and ‘Headphones Baby’, the track is the third to be lifted from the forthcoming album ‘Back In Love City’.Set for release on September 10, the fifth album from the London band was recorded at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, Texas and produced by Daniel Ledinsky – known for his past work with Tove Lo, Rihanna and TV On The Radio.The new single is accompanied by a video shot by Mexican

Chvrches have teamed up with legendary horror film director John Carpenter for a series of remixes.Carpenter, who is known for horror classics including The Thing and Halloween, has done his own spin on the trio’s recent single ‘Good Girls‘ taken from their forthcoming album, ‘Screen Violence‘.Chvrches have also returned the favour and remixed ‘Turning The Bones’, taken from his recently released album, ‘Lost Themes III: Alive After Death‘.

BLACKSTARKIDS, newly signed to Dirty Hit, have released their nostalgic new single ‘Juno’. You can take a listen to it below.The track comes along with a video directed by the band, and is inspired by the members’ experiences growing up in the 2000s.

Nas has shared a snippet of his next single ‘Rare’ – you can listen to it below.The song will appear on the New York rapper’s new album ‘King’s Disease II’, which arrives this Friday (August 6) via Mass Appeal Records.Taking to Instagram today (August 4), Nas revealed that he’ll release the track ‘Rare’ tomorrow (August 5) and shared a clip of its accompanying black-and-white video.The visuals are also previewed with an official YouTube premiere link – tune in below.A post shared by Nasir Jones