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Skids and Theatre Of Hate announce TourTwo of the post punk genres most enduring stalwarts have announced a joint UK headline tour; Skids and Theatre Of Hate are setting out across the country in late October 2026; the first date is at The Engine Rooms, Southampton, down to Dover the following day then up to the North East, into Scotland before traversing the county including dates in Sheffield, Nottingham, Manchester, Chester, Bedford, London, Bristol, Leeds, then concluding at the Drill Hall, Lincoln on the 13th December.LTW’s Phil Ross recently saw Skids at the Electric Ballroom, London (LTW review)Advance tickets will…
50 years ago, Sex Pistols knocked up punks defining anthem in a dingy Soho hovel – heres how they did it – UNCUT
When the Sex Pistols finish their shows with “Anarchy In The UK” these days, the dynamic from the stage is more celebratory than confrontational. Current singer Frank Carter – veteran of adifferent punk generation via Gallows and the Rattlesnakes – sings Johnny Rotten’s lacerating lyrics with a smile while the crowd roar them back with glee. “There’s a lot of mixed emotions going on,” says Glen Matlock. “There’s the kind of lives people have lived since then, and their memories. It probably means something slightly different to everybody – and to everybody in the band and to everybody who’s not…
South London rapper Catch has announced her debut mixtape The Elephant in The Room, arriving on 26 June, alongside the release of new single “Life’s Good, Life’s Great” featuring Figs0.Built on an infectious hook and triumphant energy, the track finds Catch reflecting on her journey from hardship and survival to growth, ambition and success. Sampling Willie Hutch’s classic “I Chose You” from The Macksoundtrack, the single reworks the 1973 soul staple through a modern trap lens, pairing reflective lyricism with uplifting production.The release offers another glimpse into The Elephant in The Room, a 13 track project rooted in Catch’s South…
A trailer for Frampton, the upcoming documentary about Humble Pie guitarist and solo star Peter Frampton, has been released. The film, which has been made to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his breakthrough live album Frampton Comes Alive, will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City today (June 4).Frampton follows the guitarist’s career from his early days with The Herd to his recent battles with the muscle-wasting disease Inclusion-Body Myositis (IBM), and features contributions from Ringo Starr, Bill Wyman, Tom Morello, Joe Bonamassa, Mike McCready, Vince Gill, Sheryl Crow, Alice Cooper, Herb Alpert, Kate Hudson, Cameron Crowe,…
Aziya returns with Sabotage!, her first independent single and the opening move in a darker, more self-directed chapter. The track introduces “the saboteur” not as destruction for destruction’s sake, but as the strongest, most wilful part of herself: powerful, decisive, and ready to take control inside the chaos.Aziya explains:I’ve always been a saboteur. I think this new found independence: no label just me and all the creative control has only brought this to the forefront. For once I’m looking myself dead in the eye and going you’re the captain now, don’t fuck this up!That independence sits at the centre of…
Rome, Italy-based Noir Addiction has recently unleashed their dark and hypnotic new single, “How She’s Got It”. It’s moody from the get-go, with striking guitars and deep yet haunting vocals, welcoming you into their sound…. adark, hypnotic rock cut with an addictive chorus and cinematic intensity.Way before the chorus comes in, you’ve got this gripping blend of pulsating electronics mixed with distorted guitars and a vocal delivery that’ll have you invested in the song from the first few seconds it enters your head.The chorus is actually very well written and is incredibly addictive, with this repeating “how she’s got it”…
It’s an opinion we have arrived at after many years of running experiences in and for the underground. Case in point: what is now our RAW uncensored storytelling night began decades ago as an underground gathering held at lock-ins and round kitchen tables. Christine, our founder, felt the post-pandemic world needed this kind of innovative human connection format – so she launched it at Soho House, before human connection became a buzzword. In true underground style, the night has gone on to influence the wider London scene. What starts as ‘unknown’ and ‘hidden’ begins to shape the mainstream. And yet,…
Weezer announce new self-titled album and release Wednesday collab We Might As Well Be Strangers
They’ll also be on tour across North America this autumn with The Shins and Silversun Pickups. Catch them at the following: Weezer: The Gathering North American tour September 8 Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center9 San Francisco, CA – Chase Center11 Portland, OR – Moda Center12 Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena13 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena15 West Valley City, UT – Maverik Center16 Denver, CO – Ball Arena20 Saint Paul, MN – Grand Casino Arena22 Chicago, IL – United Center23 Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena25 Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena26 Laval, QC – Place Bell27 Boston, MA –…
Kehlani has premiered the official music video for her Missy Elliott collaboration, titled “Back And Forth”. This track is taken from the singer’s self-titled album. Watch the visuals below: Share on Social Mediaxfacebooklinkedinemailwhatsapp View Original Article Here
There’s something about Buffalo Springfield. I can’t quite put my finger on it. Their work is shrouded in a haze. That is, it’s hard to look at anything that Stephen Stills or Neil Young did on a sunny day in 1967 without setting it up against what followed. Isn’t it troubling, the idea that sometimes context clouds judgment? A question that springs to mind is: at their best, were Buffalo Springfield anything more than an early hint at the careers that followed? I’d argue yes, but not exactly for reasons that make immediate sense. The best I can do is…
SIIICKBRAIN unleashes new album HOUNDSTOOTH alongside powerful CONTROL music video – Soundsphere magazine
Genre-defying artist SIIICKBRAIN has officially released her highly anticipated sophomore album HOUNDSTOOTH, marking a bold new chapter for one of alternative music’s most uncompromising voices. Out now via NOWHERE Recordings in partnership with Pale Chord, Rise Records and BMG, the 13-track record arrives after a string of singles including ‘PALO SANTO’, ‘MURKY WATER’ and ‘FILTHY’ featuring Fetish. The album follows a breakout period for the artist, which recently saw her feature on Skrillex’s EP Kora and continue building a reputation as one of the most distinctive creatives operating in alternative culture. To coincide with the album’s release, SIIICKBRAIN has also…
Cancer Bats announce UK headline tour with Ignite and Knives ahead of new album Give Me Dirt – Soundsphere magazine
Canadian hardcore veterans Cancer Bats have announced an extensive UK headline tour for October, bringing Ignite and Knives along for a month-long run of dates celebrating independent music venues across the country. Dubbed the Marshall “Made Of Loud” Tour, the trek arrives as anticipation continues to build for the band’s upcoming eighth studio album, Give Me Dirt, which is set for release on August 7 via Bat Skull and Marshall Records. The newly announced tour will see Cancer Bats perform at some of the UK’s most beloved grassroots and independent venues, kicking off in Dover on October 12 before making…