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Brian Eno and fellow artist and composer Beatie Wofle have announced two collaborative albums.

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Lucy Spraggan has announced a new album.

I hope you're in the mood for new music, because there's plenty of it this week. Justin Vernon has returned with a new Bon Iver LP and US-via-UK punk duo Teenage Mortgage have released their debut album.

There's also a posthumous release for the late Nell Smith, who died in a car accident aged 17 during the recording process for 'Anxious'.

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Anne-Marie has released a new EP, 'Act II: If You’re Looking For A Reason To Key Your Ex's Car'. 

Due to demand, Role Model has added extra London and Paris dates to the No Place Like Tour (The Longest Goodbye).

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Mac DeMarco has added a second Manchester show to his autumn UK tour.

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Finn Wolfhard has shared another track from his upcoming debut solo album.

Hard Life have returned with a new single, Othello.

Marina has laid out plans for her sixth studio album.

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Rauw Alejandro has shared a new single, Carita Linda.

Rema has released a new single, Bout U.

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Wet Leg have added a second London date to their spring UK tour.

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Shaboozey and Myles Smith have collaborated for a new single, Blink Twice.

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5 Seconds of Summer's Calum Hood has announced his debut solo album.

Gladiators Live Tour will travel across the UK later this year.

Quavo has teamed up with Lil Baby for his second official release of the year.

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Blake Shelton has shared the third single from his upcoming album.

Ghost have shared another track from their upcoming studio album.

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The Hives have announced their seventh studio album and an accompanying world tour. The Hives tickets go on general sale at 10am local time today.

Hardcore was perhaps always going to be too small to contain a band such as Scowl. Their breakout debut ‘How Flowers Grow’ might’ve been fiery but in its title track there was unexpected tenderness, setting the scene for further shapeshifting as the subsequent EP ‘Psychic Dance Routine’ pushed on into grunge and alt-rock.