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Turnstile have laid out plans for their new album.

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Stereolab have announced their first new album in 15 years.

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Blink-182 have announced the Missionary Impossible Tour.

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Morcheeba have shared a new single, Peace Of Me.

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Due to demand, CMAT has added a third Scottish show to her Euro-Country Tour.

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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 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.