Blossoms, Stockport’s finest indie pop exports return with “The Kardashians” from their new album, “Songs From The Wedding Cake” which dropped on the 2nd of October 2026 and coincided with a Blossoms popup event in their hometown. As the second song I have listened to from the new album, how does it stack up to
Fontaines D.C. are one of the most talked about rock bands around right now, and although their earlier releases didn’t blow me away, they are starting to grow on me. Their new song “Marianne” is out now, taken from the album “Dopamine Chamber”. It’s a dreamy rock piece that’s easy to get lost in. This
Kings of Leon have been around for as long as I can remember. They may not be churning out anthems like “Sex on Fire” and “Use Somebody” these days, but new single “My Whole World” proves the Nashville band still have plenty of depth in their locker. It’s taken from their new album “O My
8.1/10 Earvolt Rating British band, Jungle return with “Sunshine,” taken from their fifth studio album also titled “Sunshine,” released 14 August 2026 on Caiola Records through AWAL. It was written by Josh Lloyd Watson and Lydia Kitto, produced by the pair with extra production from Tom McFarland. Song of the summer? Nope, it arrived too
I put this on expecting the same hazy wall of guitar DIIV has been building since “Oshin”, an album from 2012 which I still enjoy today. For the first thirty seconds that’s exactly what I got. Whispered vocals buried under reverb, guitars drifting like fog over a highway. Then it snaps. The rhythm section locks
7.5/10 Earvolt Rating Twenty years after Making Dens, Blaine Harrison and his band Mystery Jets have dropped off “Flea Joint”, one half of a double single released alongside “Anaglypta” and a preview of their new record “A Hole To See The Sky Through”. It arrives with a new rhythm section, twins Ollie and Eddie Taylor
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Queens of the Stone Age didn’t need to remind anyone they exist. Three years removed from “In Times New Roman…“, Josh Homme and company return with “Easy Street,” a standalone single that trades the band’s usual desert grit for something looser and kind of stranger. It landed officially on July 14, 2026 on Matador Records,
Madonna spent four decades turning outrage into currency. Pull a stunt, watch the world clutch its pearls, cash the check, repeat. It worked so often that it started to feel like a formula she owned outright. But even the queen of controversy hit walls she couldn’t talk her way through. Four moments in particular show
Jack White closes his new album “Frozen Charlotte” the way many would have opened one, with the song that actually needs room to breathe. “Neighbors Blues” sits at the very end of the record, and after twelve tracks of White stomping through garage rock at full sprint, this one drops into a crawl. That choice
Wednesday night at Blackweir Fields had everything stacked against it. Thirty three degrees recorded at Bute Park, a red weather warning across South Wales, and a crowd of more than thirty thousand people standing on grass that had baked all day under a sun nobody really asked for. Robert Smith walked out anyway, in his
It has been almost a decade since Hoobastank dropped a new song, and that gap shows up everywhere on “How Do You Sleep?” which was released on 14th June 2026. The band came back swinging, choosing a sound rooted in their own beginnings rather than chasing the radio formula that made them famous. The Sound
Evanescence released their sixth studio album “Sanctuary” on June 5, 2026 through BMG, and the chart numbers that came with it tell a strange story. The record debuted at number 38 on the Billboard 200, a career low for the band when you look at their traditional studio albums. Compare that to “Fallen” back in
The Strokes have released “Falling Out of Love and I did not realize how much I needed to hear this song until I was three listens deep and suddenly understanding why they recorded it this way. The band sounds like they’ve made peace with their sound and aren’t trying to prove anything anymore. From the
So you know that moment when a song just takes over your life? Everyone’s talking about it, you can’t escape it, and suddenly the person behind it is everywhere. That’s what happened with Lola Young and her viral track “Messy.” One minute she was a huge rising star people were keeping an eye on, and
Last Dinner Party have just dropped off “Big Dog” and it proves where they’re at currently as a band. “Big Dog” dropped with a kind of casual confidence that comes from artists who’ve found their footing and aren’t second guessing themselves no more. The song sits right at the intersection of polish and rawness and
Jarboe’s new album “Sightings” arrives at a pivotal moment in her career, arriving as the 36th solo release in a prolific and uncompromising artistic journey. What makes this announcement particularly exciting is how she’s reshaping her upcoming tour around an unexpected collaboration that feels both necessary and entirely natural. A Shift in Direction When Thor
Young the Giant return with “Already There,” a track that feels like coming home after a pretty long time away. The band pulls back from the ambitious concept work they’ve done in recent years and they settle into something more direct, more honest, and honestly more beautiful for it. This is what happens when a
Biggest Songs For Summer 2026: The summer of 2026 may be the most stacked music season in years, with confirmed albums from Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler the Creator, and Bruno Mars already generating massive buzz, while Drake, Beyoncé, and Future loom as wild cards that could redefine the charts at any moment. Unlike 2025’s so-called “songless
Days We Left Behind Review: Paul just dropped “Days We Left Behind” from his new album “The Boys of Dungeon Lane” out 29th May and honestly, I couldn’t wait to sit down and really listen to what he’s put together this time around. There’s something about a new project that makes you pay attention differently,
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