SAM LEE RELEASES NEW SINGLE: “MEETING IS A PLEASANT PLACE”
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FROM NEW ALBUM: ‘songdreaming’ - OUT 15th MARCH 2024
+ UK TOUR MARCH / APRIL 2024 & LONDON HEADLINE SHOW IN JUNE
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If you’re a fan of Radiohead, The Strokes, Queens Of The Stone Age, Muse or Tame Impala, you’ll love BLŪMĒ, an alternative rock band based in Berlin, founded in 2022 by Noah Lahn, Adrián Cantú, Samuel Bergmann, and later joined by Simon Henschen.
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Epictronic is ecstatic to announce the signing of the extraordinary alternative rock band, Hope Darling. This groundbreaking collaboration will reintroduce the band's album ENSŌ, scheduled for re-release on March 15, 2024.
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YOVA ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM: ‘DREAMCATCHERS’ OUT 1 MARCH 2024
REVEAL NEW SINGLE: “ADDICTIONS” STREAM ON YOUTUBE || SPOTIFY || ALL SERVICES HERE
PLUS CONFIRM LONDON LAUNCH SHOW @ THE TROUBADOUR, EARLS COURT - 12 MARCH - TICKETS
“Champions of sophisticated pop.” - ELECTRONIC SOUND
“beguiling sonic adventurers.” - MOJO
“A special brand of intelligent pop music.” - LOUDER THAN WAR
Same Side has released new single On & On & On.
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Photo credit: Stevie Kyle
Photography: Alasdair McLellan
THE SINGLE ‘LONELINESS’ IS AVAILABLE NOW, WITH A CD RELEASE TO FOLLOW ON FEB 16
‘NONETHELESS’ SEES PSB WORK WITH PRODUCER JAMES FORD FOR THE FIRST TIME. THE ALBUM ALSO SEES THE DUO RETURN TO PARLOPHONE, THE LABEL WHICH RELEASED THEIR ICONIC AND MASSIVELY SUCCESSFUL MATERIAL SPANNING 1985 – 2012
APRIL 2024 IS ALSO THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST-EVER PET SHOP BOYS SINGLE - THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF ‘WEST END GIRLS’
PRE-ORDERS FOR THE ALBUM WILL GIVE ACCESS TO PRIORITY TICKETS FOR THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE DATES
Knuckle Puck, have announced four special headline shows for March 2024.
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The Plot In You are kicking off 2024 with the release of their insanely catchy yet deeply poignant new track "Closure" and the official music video.
Read MoreTHE FARM have released Let The Music (Take Control), the second single from the band in a series of new releases, following the success of Feel The Love which was added to the playlist at BBC Radio 2.
Let The Music (Take Control) is a vibrant mix of electronic sounds, inspired by Kraftwerk and brought to life by dynamic guitar riffs. The song was influenced by a live performance and chance meeting with the legendary guitarist, composer and producer Nile Rodgers.
The band’s lead guitarist Keith Mullin and singer and lyricist Peter Hooton had been to see Rodgers in Liverpool a few years ago. During the gig, Peter envisioned Rodgers as a prophet, standing on a podium leading a mass movement of people with the slogan Let The Music – Take Control and the masses were captivated, not by any political slogan but by the music, rhythm and melody.
“The idea came from politicians using meaningless phrases like ‘take back control’,” remembers Peter, “but I thought it should be ‘let the music take control’ because music is universal and can inspire, unite and change attitudes way more than politicians.”
Coincidentally, before the gig Keith had run into Rodgers and the pair had talked about their mutual love for the Fender Stratocaster. Known affectionately as the ‘hit maker’ by Rodgers, Keith wrote the riffs for The Farm hits Groovy Train and All Together Now on a Strat, just as he has for the new single Let The Music (Take Control).
Following its release in September 2023, the previous single Feel The Love was added to the BBC Radio 2 playlist, all BBC regional spot playlists, Gary Crowley on BBC Radio London and the Greatest Hits Radio playlist. It was also featured on numerous celebrated online blogs and the band gave an exclusive interview to Louder Than War.
The Farm continue to be a major attraction throughout the UK festival circuit and have already announced a number of performances for this year, where they will appear alongside such acts as James, Peter Hook & The Light and The Enemy, as follows:
FEBRUARY
Tue 27 MANCHESTER Music Feeds Live (with James)
APRIL
Sat 13 NEWCASTLE Interzone Festival (with Peter Hook & The Light)
Sat 20 ROTHERHAM Magna Science Adventure (with The Enemy)
MAY
Sat 25 WARE Stone Valley South Festival
JUNE
Sat 01 MANCHESTER Irlam Festival
Sat 22 NEWARK Stone Valley Midlands Festival
JULY
Sat 06 HERTFORDSHIRE Chilfest
Sat 13 DONCASTER Askern Music Festival
AUGUST
Sat 10 KENT Priory Live Music Festival
Alongside their continued live appearances, members of The Farm have been busy with individual and highly successful alternative careers. These include lecturing at Paul McCartney’s prestigious LIPA, writing a series of non-fiction books and sports documentaries, directing television documentaries and acclaimed feature films (one of them starring Bill Nighy), composing dance anthems and film scores, television scriptwriting and producing internationally renowned theatrically released films.
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HEALTH shared the new music video for their menacing single “CHILDREN OF SORROW” from recent release RAT WARS and featuring Lamb of God’s Willie Adler via premier anime source Crunchyroll.
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CRAWLERS embark on a 9 date tour of some of the finest record stores in the UK to celebrate their debut album ‘The Mess We Seem to Make’.
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To help celebrate the 10th year (THE TENTH YEAR!) of the mighty ArcTanGent Festival in 2024, this weeks band announcement is very likely it's biggest ever band announcement in its history. Yes, it is a biggie, and yes it will make you all very happy.
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BRUCE DICKINSON ‘RAIN ON THE GRAVES’ BRAND NEW SINGLE OUT NOW
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TAKEN FROM THE MANDRAKE PROJECT - BRAND NEW SOLO ALBUM RELEASED ON MARCH 1ST
PRE-ORDER NOW HERE
THE MANDRAKE PROJECT COMIC VOL.1
OUT NOW
EXTRA UK SHOW ADDED TO HEADLINE & FESTIVAL
TOUR DATES IN SPRING & SUMMER
Photo Credit - Charlie Hardy
Photo by Shannon Shumaker
Credit: Chris Boulton
ANNOUNCES UK TOUR THIS APRIL - TICKETS ON SALE NOW
+ RELEASES NEW SINGLE: “BLAME MYSELF”
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FROM HIS UPCOMING DEBUT ALBUM:
‘SCARS, GHOSTS & GLORY’
OUT 22 MARCH - PRE-SAVE HERE
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Artwork by John Squire