Tickets go on general sale November 28, 2025 at 09:30. The tour will support grassroots venues, artists and promoters, plus the anti-poverty charity Trussell Trust. And the new album Trixies is set for release March 6, 2026. Following the announcement of their new studio album Trixies, Squeeze announce the most ambitious UK tour of their 50+ year career. Founded in…
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Good Times Live 2026 has announced its latest headliner, The Human League, who are set to bring a wave of their signature synth-pop nostalgia to The Ridings, Chipping Sodbury, on Wednesday 20th May 2026. From 6:00pm til 11:00pm The legendary trio will take fans through a live set packed with era-defining anthems, including Don’t You Want Me, Love Action (I Believe in Love),…
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Textural and atmospheric, Animal Collective’s Deakin and Geologist’s original soundtrack to the 2025 documentary Jetty has just been released by Domino Soundtracks. The soundtrack is available digitally, with a vinyl release set for April 17th. Jetty is a new nonfiction film by Sam Fleischner (Stand Clear of the Closing Doors, Wah Do Dem and he also has created music videos…
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Australian alt folk-pop duo Charm of Finches – sisters Mabel and Ivy Windred-Wornes – are back. Their beguiling new single is called Meteor, the first of a series of planned releases over the coming months that will form their highly anticipated fifth album. Inspired by the powerful forces of nature that reflect a tumultuous inner world,…
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Synthpop collective Magnetic Skies return with their second album, Fragments, coinciding with their first UK headline tour. Their 2023 debut, Empire Falling, established the band as confident purveyors of cinematic synthpop, moving fluidly between euphoria and melancholy. On Fragments, they build on that foundation with a sharper focus and a broader sound, pushing their 80s-inspired drama…
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Pitchfork Music Festival London ended on Saturday with Dalston Takeover. This was an incredibly diverse showcase of primarily US artists, encompassing a wide mix of genres. One minute you’re sitting in Earth Hackney’s beautiful theatre watching dreamy shoegaze by Full Body 2, the next you’re in the tranquility of St Matthias Church for the clear-voiced…
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Pitchfork Music Festival took over Village Underground for a fantastic and pretty loud night with Party Dozen, Ratboys and Upchuck. First on stage were Sidney-based Party Dozen, a duo on drums and sax, whipping things into a frenzy. Chicago band Ratboys played a blinder of a set with an avalanche of rippling country-tinged guitars, all…
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Berkeley-based artist Jenny Gillespie Mason, who records under the name Ship Says Om, invites listeners into her serene and introspective world with her new release, Dream Journal. The six-track collection takes the listener through ambient folk, shamanic rhythms, and Celtic-tinged melodies. Each piece drifts through an evolving landscape of tone and emotion. The instrumentation create…
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An artist who always sparks our interest is Canadian singer songwriter Tamara Lindeman, creator of The Weather Station. She pens thoughtful and unusual compositions, often with warm jazz-infused instrumentation, and her last two albums, Ignorance and Humanhood, are staggeringly beautiful. So we are delighted to have two new works to listen to, songs that she…
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As Halloween morphs into an ever-more garish orgy of plastic spiders, eyeballs and and other assorted landfill, how much more satisfying it is to turn to its more ancient and spiritual side. Samhain, the ancient Gaelic festival, marks the end of the Celtic year, it’s a time when ‘the veil between the supernatural and the physical…
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