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Image credit: Samuel George Wilson Danish-Algerian artist Zoumer has announced her new EP, Life Delay, due in March 2027 via the BIG OIL Recording Company, and shared its first single, “Round and round,” which is out now. The six-song release follows her second album, e.a.l. (euro arab lovergirl), which arrived in March 2026 to praise…
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Image credit: Tatiana Pozuelo London four-piece Alphabet have shared “Into The Blur,” a ruminative new single that follows their summer tour and the well-received “Sense.” Guitarist Tom Sullivan produced and mixed the track, with Sean Woodlock engineering at Hackney Road Studios. Where “Sense” earned Stereogum’s description of a brooding mix of ’80s gothic rock and…
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Deradoorian Deradoorian begins a run of UK dates this week in support of her acclaimed album Ready For Heaven, released via Fire Records. The tour opens tomorrow (22nd October) in Newcastle, and she’ll be joined throughout by her Decisive Pink collaborator Kate NV and multi-instrumentalist Gal Go, better known as Ignacio Salvadores of King Krule.…
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Image by Ciara Reddy British-Finnish artist otta has released “BLIP,” the last single before her debut album ASTRA lands on November 20th via löyly. The track comes with a video directed by Ciara Reddy. “BLIP” grew out of a demo otta originally made just to teach the song to her live band, and that rough,…
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Having loved Pulp as a 90s indie kid, I was gutted to miss out on seeing them in 2012. I really thought that was it for the band, no more gigs, no more albums. So did they. Getting to see them on their 2023 reunion tour was a dream come true, and you could see…
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Image by Monica Murray Soccer Mommy, the project of Nashville’s Sophie Allison, has shared “Rings of Saturn,” her first new single since 2024’s Evergreen. Produced by Elliott Kozel (Rosalía, Björk, SZA, Slow Pulp, Indigo De Souza), the track marks the start of a new chapter for Allison. She’s described the song as coming out of…
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Ichiko Aoba has announced a new track, “air,” arriving September 18th as part of the Sounds Right initiative, timed to launch alongside New York Climate Week. The song was recorded at Studio Richter Mahr in the Cotswolds with composer Taro Umebayashi, built around field recordings captured at dawn on a spring morning, and arrives in…
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Death Cab for Cutie have released the official video for “Stone Over Water,” from their eleventh album, I Built You A Tower, out now via ANTI- Records. The band call it a song for anyone who’s ever tried to convince the world they’re fine when they’re really not. The video, directed by musician-animator Sean Solomon,…
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Experimental collective (and long-time KV favourites) Robocobra Quartet have announced Hundred Pieces, a sprawling 100-track album out 13th November, alongside new single “Haha.” Inspired by Marina Abramović’s durational art, the band began writing specifically for “the hundred” after the idea started as an off-hand joke. At the same time, saxophonist Thibault Barillon grew petri-dish fungus…
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Brightening a dull Friday, a new video from Spill Tab, filmed in Sydney by Dan Lesser. “Suckerrr is about being completely crazy about someone who seems not to care (</3) but knows you’re obsessed and loves playing that game… And for some reason, you keep going back to it… :////”