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Man/Woman/Chainsaw have shared a new single, Adam & Steve.

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Fat Dog have released a remix of their song Peace Song.

Sugababes have shared a new song.

New Found Glory have announced a UK tour for the autumn.

Deadly Live! will tour the UK this autumn.

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Here’s the thing about being a proven face-melting band: the expectation is that you will find new ways to melt faces with each record. Coming off the back of ‘Land of Sleeper’ — an album that solidified them as a leading name in stoner-rock — Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs find themselves burdened with this kind of heavy scrutiny as ‘Death Hilarious’ arrives.

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Skunk Anansie have shared another track from their upcoming album.

Chappell Roan has lined up an outdoor UK show for the summer.

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Gwenno has laid out plans for a new album.

PinkPantheress has announced her sophomore mixtape.

Blondie drummer Clem Burke has died aged 70.

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More acts have been announced for the 30th edition of London's Meltdown Festival.

With ‘Forever is a Feeling’, Lucy Dacus examines sapphic love in all its forms, excelling in painting intimate portraits of personal experiences. The singer-songwriter’s lyrics are poetic, skillfully capturing small moments and emotions that feel universal, even if they sometimes overshadow a more muted palette than the one employed on her past work.

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Mabel has released a new single, All Over You.

More acts have been announced for this year's TRNSMT, with BBC Introducing set to showcase 20 emerging artists.

Inglorious will release their fifth studio album this summer.

Gurdas Maan will return to the UK this summer.

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Aurora has returned with a new single, The Flood.

Rudimental have recruited Khalid for a new single, All I Know.

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If you love music, your wardrobe is likely stuffed full of band shirts. You might have a bunch of hoodies or a cap or two as well, or maybe something even more eclectic than that. It’s a conversation starter with fellow fans, a way of announcing that you belong to a certain scene, and a way of shouting about bands you love. On top of that, it’s also a vital way of putting money in artists’ pockets at a time where making enough money is harder than ever. Put simply, it’s the lifeblood of music.