Limp Bizkit have dropped a video for Turn It Up, Bitch.

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Boston Manor have released a video for their latest single, Heat Me Up.

This week may be a relatively quiet one, but there are some highly anticipated records being released. Country star Zach Bryan put out his new LP on Independence Day (July 4), which boasts a collaboration with Bruce Springsteen, among others, while Leicester indie giants Kasabian have followed up 2022's 'The Alchemists Euphoria'. 

The Streets, meanwhile, are the latest artist to get the Fabric mix series treatment, putting out a 31-track album that's curated by their leader Mike Skinner in celebration of 25 years of the London club's eclectic mixes and clubnights. Head below for (a little) more new music.

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Jake Bugg has shared another track from his sixth studio album.

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Snow Patrol have shared a new song, This Is The Sound Of Your Voice.

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Cassyette has shared a new single, Friends In Low Places.

Midasuno are back!

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Morgan Wallen has released a new studio version of Lies Lies Lies.

Kendrick Lamar has shared a video for Not Like Us.

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Ed Sheeran has extended his Mathematics Tour into next summer.

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Kasabian have announced four UK arena shows for later this year.

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Karan Aujla will bring his It Was All A Dream World Tour to UK arenas later this year. Karan Aujla tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

Del Amitri will tour the UK later this year. Del Amitri tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

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Papa Roach have announced a 2025 European tour, billed the Rise Of The Roach Tour. Papa Roach tickets go on general sale at 10am BST/11am CEST today.

Anastacia has announced her Not That Kind Tour. Anastacia tickets go on general sale at 10am local time today.

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Kesha is back with a new track.

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The name Washed Out has long been synonymous with dreamy chillwave and ‘Notes From A Quiet Life’ slips neatly into Ernest Greene’s catalogue. Following a four year absence,  he returns with a typically rich and textured retro synth-pop sound, which is admirable chiefly for its smooth, immaculately polished sonics.

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The pandemic was a well-documented time of upheaval. It was a period when things either came together or broke apart, with little in between. Comprising Open Mike Eagle, Video Dave and STILL RIFT, the inventive, reflective rap trio Previous Industries fall into the former camp.

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Lana Del Rey and Quavo have teamed up for a new single.