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This precedes a 2027 UK Tour and New Album
PUBLIC ENEMY, FRANK TURNER AND THE SLEEPING SOULS, HOT CHIP, THE INTERRUPTERS + MORE
It is fast becoming a critics favourite with an evolution in aesthetic and style
Plus more Artists added to the event
Released and primed ready for this year's Halloween
Return To Sound provide a response upon hearing her new track
Both bands have blazed a trail for punk and post-punk
A representation of how our sound has grown and developed since the formation of the band
It floats along with languid anticipation - the shifting dynamics and tempo of the interplay between the guitar and drums
The band returns with a record that feels simultaneously like homecoming and a leap forward
Defined by two opposing voices, that of the charismatic and aggressive “Intriguer”, and the pliant, troubled “Tenderness”
The band has collaborated with filmmaker, James Slater, the director of their acclaimed 2025 documentary, Dreaming of You: The Making of The Coral
Confronting the ghosts that have followed him through life
Following the release of their debut record and a sold-out Academy tour last year
Frontman RYAN POLICKY and guitarist ERIK JEFFRIES channel those themes into a cavernous collision
'Glitter' captures Van Halen at the very beginning of their story
Ratboys are experts in making the simplest rock songs sound vast and atmospheric
Another sneak peak into their upcoming second album "Earthy Delights" released in January
Ella has crafted a cinematic dark-pop universe
It often feels like Friendly Fires spend most of their time in hibernation
The slacker rock specialists are certainly beginning to make a name for themselves
The LA band head to the UK for the first time this month, playing Reading & Leeds Festival then UK headline shows
Australian indie rockers share brand new track
Everest creates genre-blurring music that fuses alt-folk, jazz, art pop and electronic influences
They have also announced further UK dates including Regents park
With 'Want It Bad (The Pep Talks and Playing Fields of Old England)' and accompanying video
It captures the joy and excitement of starting afresh
Influenced by Dave Maclean’s memories of early US tours and his own teenaged road trip across America
The eternally adventurous Ron and Russell Mael now achieve another first with Sparks Live On The Moon
The song is something of a hybrid, with its sleepy vocals, in keeping with the lyrics, there’s a laid-back, flirtatious quality