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Nottingham band Cult Of Dom Keller are today releasing ‘Let Me Go Satan’, the second single to be taken from their long-awaited new album ‘Unholy Drum’, out March 27th 2026. Their first album in five years lands produced by Angus Andrew of LIARS, with whom the band struck up a fruitful creative partnership with when…

Eric Hilton, the producer, DJ, and composer best known as the co-founder of Thievery Corporation, has partnered with Berlin-based boutique analog rotary mixer atelier RESØR for Trust A Thief — Eric Hilton Signature Series, a limited edition, hand-built discrete rotary mixer/hi-fi preamplifier, designed from the ground up around Hilton’s personal approach to listening, mixing and flow. This isn’t a…

LA Rocker and self-proclaimed “Dirty Misfit,” Kit Major, is ringing in the new year with the announcement of a new EP, Miss Ego, that is due for release June 12th via Futureless Records. Known for her signature blend of alt-pop and grunge-punk edge, Major has drawn comparisons to comparisons to Iggy Pop, Viagra Boys, Amyl & The Sniffers. Miss Ego is a rock ’n…

The Orielles have today shared “Tears Are”, the latest track to be taken from their 4th studio album, Only You Left, a meticulous yet exploratory record which sees them emerge anew from their 7-year cycle where they began with Silver Dollar Moment (2018). Recorded between Hamburg and the car-free Greek Island of Hydra, and produced by long-time collaborator, Joel Anthony Patchett, the album is…

Thirty Something Records has announced the April 10 release of a newly remixed and remastered vinyl edition of Time Spent Driving’s beloved and influential album Just Enough Bright. The reissue revisits a defining release from the band’s catalog, restoring clarity to the original recordings while preserving the emotional weight that has allowed the album to endure for more than…

New York duo Lowertown have announced their signing to Summer Shade and their highly anticipated new album Ugly Duckling Union, due out May 22nd. Lead single “I Like You Alot” is a rare love song from the pair, detailing the physical sensations of infatuation over a spry drumbeat and lo-fi, twangy guitars. The track “was written about the hope of a new…

On May 8, Carla J. Easton will release her new album I Think That I Might Love You on Ernest Jenning Record Co. (pre-order). Today, she is sharing the album’s lead single “Oh Yeah” and its accompanying music video directed by Jacob Ceris Gandy. The track is out out now on all digital platforms for playlist consideration. The song opens the album, setting things in…

Record Store Day is quickly approaching, and 4AD have unearthed a gem from their live catalog for it, Xmal Deutschland‘s Complete Peel Sessions. This is a first-time comprehensive release & debut physical package for their live sessions with beloved BBC radio presenter John Peel, the sessions were recorded between 1982-1985 and remastered at Abbey Road this year. Sure to delight fans of Siouxsie and the…

Following their breakout debut Better Days, Western Mass trio Hedge has announced a new six-song EP titled Freeze Frame, High Five. Arriving March 27 via Best Brother Records, the EP is preceded by the melodic new single “Hey Dude.” Vocalist Christopher Chaisson describes the track as a tribute to the bands that shaped his youth,…

Formed in 1977, Cult Figures are continuing their remarkable second act with the new single “Lunatic Friend.” The track is taken from their upcoming fourth full-length album, Reports Of People, which is set for release on April 24 through their new label, Precious Recordings Of London. Despite the loss of founding frontman Gary Jones in…