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My Chemical Romance Announce Deluxe Edition Of Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
Photo credit: Neil Krug “The future is bulletproof. The aftermath is necessary.”The words taken from My Chemical Romance‘s social medias today as they announce something very special. Today My Chemical Romance announce ‘Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys (Deluxe Edition)’, an expanded reissue of their visionary fourth studio album, out July 10, 2026 via Reprise Records. The collection features remastered versions of the album’s original songs, as well as nine bonus tracks, and reimagined artwork. All bonus tracks are currently unavailable in physical formats, with many being released on vinyl and most streaming services for the very…
Inside The Beatles explosive breakthrough year: how false starts, hard lessons and sudden breakthroughs set the Fabs on the path to global domination
Originally published in Uncut Take 303 (August 2022)… Welcome to 1962: the first annus mirabilis of many in the extraordinary life of The Beatles. Here, we relive the key events in this fast-moving, transformative year. Familiar faces appear here for the first time, old friends depart, the tempo is set for the rest of their career – and by the end of the year, John, Paul, George and Ringo are poised to release their first No. 1 single. The future is born here. January What next from Mersey Beat’s Best Band Of 1961? “We were terrible…” Shortly after midnight on…
Emmylou HarrisEmmylou Harris | Jim LauderdaleLiverpool Philharmonic Hall11th May 2026Delivering a mesmerising career spanning performance, Emmylou Harris begins her farewell UK and European tour at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. It’s a night of great music tinged with sadness as realisation dawns that this is her farewell.In a lifetime of gigs, some remain vivid in the memory while others fade. On a dank February night in 1976, I witnessed something truly special: Emmylou Harris and The Hot Band playing Leicester De Montford Hall on their first UK tour. Her voice, on stage charisma, and the musical brilliance of The Hot Band were…
Paul Simon live at the Royal Albert Hall – classics old and new, stunningly reimagined by a band of light-touch virtuosos
Several years ago, Paul Simon suddenly lost most of the hearing in his left ear, fearing he might never be able to play music again. And yet here he is at the ripe old age of 84, midway through a world tour fronting a 12-piece band, playing two sets every night. Having kicked things off at five-past-eight, he’s still onstage as the clock ticks towards eleven, fist-bumping the front row. Music, as we know, is a rejuvenating force. And Simon has staved off senescence by remaining curious, always searching for that extra chord, that perfect phrase, or stirring in some…
For a wrestler who still seems to have so much untapped potential, it feels almost absurd to think that Raquel Rodriguez has now been under WWE’s umbrella for 10 years. Big Mami Cool arrived in the old New York territory (albeit in its Orlando outpost) back in 2016, debuting in NXT under her government name Victoria González in 2017. Since those embryonic, Floridian days of her WWE career, Rodriguez has been announced as Reina González, Raquel González and, finally, Raquel Rodriguez, where she now serves as the Judgement Day’s muscle and Tag Title winning expert. After taking over Mami duties…
Starring: Jazmine Cornielle, Riley Whielan, Vikki Martin, and Gracie!A gripping, almost silent horror short.From its opening, Under Control is both visually and sonically compelling. In the horror genre, this is isn’t hard to attempt, but it is hard to do well, which this film absolutely does. Our un-named main character, played by Jazmine Cornielleis a 20 something woman living in what seems to be a big city flat, with her dog, is in the grip of what looks like an anxiety crisis.Which takes us to the underlying concept of this film: feeding what you are most fearful of, even tortured…
Don Toliver keeps the videos coming. Today, the artist shares one for his song “E85”. This track is taken from Toliver’s latest album, OCTANE. Watch the visuals below: View Original Article Here
When Manchester alt-rock trioFalse Advertisingreleased their last albumBrainfreezein 2019, it felt like the culmination of five relentless years: SXSW appearances, festival slots at 2000 Trees (twice), a trusted team of label, manager and agent, and the kind of growing buzz most DIY bands dream about. Then, almost as soon as the record landed,everything stopped. The COVID-19 pandemic hit, touring vanished overnight, and the carefully built momentum around the band evaporated. What followed was a long, stop–start period of writing, self-doubt, lineup changes and quiet graft that eventually birthed their new albumThe Sorry Window– a record Jen Hingley describes as both…
LIFE reveal new single Wild Grasses and announce The Great Escape shows – Soundsphere magazine
Today, LIFE share upcoming single ‘Wild Grasses’. Taken from their forthcoming new album ABSTRACT / NATURAL, arriving June 19th via EMI North label partner Launchpad+. The release comes with news of additional live dates as the Hull alternative outfit add two performances at Brighton festival The Great Escape to their upcoming shows. Written in the Lake District, album opener and new single ‘Wild Grasses’ showcases the Hull four piece at their most uplifting. Bursting with energy and radiating joy via its euphoric synth lines, strummed acoustic guitars and rapturous group vocals, the track’s references to geography and landscape reflect the…
Swedish artist Venus Anon has returned with “gentle”, a new single exploring restraint, anger, and the conscious decision to choose softness when conflict feels close at hand.Written during a three month stay in a remote cabin, the track became an emotional release point while Venus began shaping ideas for her debut album, expected in 2027. Built from instinctive experimentation with guitar tunings and reworked melodies from older material, “gentle” balances intimacy with an undercurrent of tension.Speaking on the track, Venus describes it as a reflection of “choosing peace every day” despite carrying anger beneath the surface, a theme that gives…
Songer is entering a new era. After building serious momentum with recent singles “BONES” and “FIND MY FACE”, the Reading born rapper and songwriter has officially announced his forthcoming album WHAT IF I SAY NO?, landing July 24th, alongside a huge UK and Ireland tour later this year.Following the success of his 2024 project THE PRICE OF THERAPY, Songer has continued to evolve both personally and creatively, carving out a lane that balances introspective lyricism with explosive, genre blending production. Now, with WHAT IF I SAY NO?, the Gold and Silver certified artist looks set to deliver his most refined…
The Moshville Times – Gig Review: The Dead Collective / Anchor Lane – Bodega, Nottingham (18th April 2025)
Not every band can be pigeon-holed when it comes to their genre and they can either use that as a superpower or it’s to their detriment, leading to industry bods struggling to classify them and they never get the kind of audience they deserve. In the case of The Dead Collective, it’s not so much that you can’t stick a word before “rock” and get on with it. It’s that it would be doing the band a disservice because they’re such a unique band on the scene. In their few years of existence, they’ve garnered a small but devoted fanbase,…