Author: Press Room

The whirring engine beneath Julia Jacklin’s warm, rangy rock songs has often been anxiety. Her characters are usually found muttering in corners, working themselves up to something big or tearing themselves apart over something small. “I don’t know how to keep loving you, now that I know you so well,” she sang over and over again on her 2019 breakout Crushing, alternating emphases—“I don’t know how to keep loving you,” “I don’t know how to keep loving you”—until the weight became asphyxiating. On her 2022 album Pre Pleasure, she admitted “I’ve been trying to be turned on by you/Be turned…

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Taylor Swift will always have one of the greatest songwriting catalogs of all time. Nobody can take that away from her. But I listen to the first verse on “Patient Zero,” part of a four-song repack of last year’s The Life of a Showgirl called The Encore, and think, earnestly, openly: What the fuck? It is hard to draw a line between this dog’s breakfast of a song, about commiserating with the ex of an ex about his toxic patterns of behavior, and a track like, say, “Dear John,” which was released 16 years earlier and is about 16 times…

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Carl Barât joined The Molotovs on stage in London to perform The Libertines‘ ‘What A Waster’ over the weekend. Watch the footage below. The live collaboration took place at the end of the sibling punk duo’s sold-out show at the O2 Forum Kentish Town on Saturday night (September 26). It came five years after the band supported The Libertines at the same venue in 2021. Barât assisted Issey (bass/vocals) and Mathew Cartlidge (guitar/vocals) on a rendition of Pete Doherty and co’s 2002 debut single, which appeared on The Libs’ first album ‘Up The Bracket’. The cover closed The Molotovs’ 21-song…

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Linkin Park’s Joe Hahn has spoken to NME about new feature-length documentary Unshatter, how the band are welcoming a new generation of fans, and teased that more music is in the works. Set for release in cinemas this Wednesday (September 30), the film provides a look at the nu-metal giants as they kicked off their new chapter in 2024 – returning with new music and their first live shows since the passing of frontman Chester Bennington in 2017. Directed by Hahn himself – who also directed music videos of theirs including ‘Numb’ and ‘In The End’ – the doc focuses…

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The streaming release date for Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger has been confirmed, and it is set to feature “exclusive unseen footage” that wasn’t included in the cinematic release. The film arrived in UK cinemas on September 9, and follows the Britpop giant’s 2025 reunion tour, including a joint interview with the Gallagher brothers, concert footage and behind-the-scenes material. It is directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern (Meet Me In The Bathroom), and written by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, who also serves as a producer alongside Sam Bridger, Guy Heeley and Tom Mackay. Up until now, the movie…

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New Music Friday: le pagelle di All Music Italia ai nuovi singoli italiani del 6 marzo 2026 (con qualche recupero delle scorse settimane), a cura di Alvise Salerno, conduttore radiofonico e divulgatore musicale sul web. Tra le nuove uscite musicali italiane del 6 marzo 2026 troviamo brani di Mina, Carolina Bubbico, Senhit e Paolo Belli. Artisti recensiti: Mina, Carolina Bubbico, Senhit, Boy George, Primastanzaadestra, Drast, Schiuma, Evan, Daria Huber, Mambolosco, Heartman, Nesli, Paolo Belli, Rame, Guè, IvanBi, Nyno. Una settimana piuttosto scarica, per scelta, dato che si arriva dalla settimana sanremese e nessuno ha voluto rischiare più di tanto. Abbiamo…

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U2’s upcoming album ‘Carnaval De Luz’ features a song written about Rosalía, Bono has revealed. The Irish band announced their 16th studio album last week, confirming it will arrive on November 13 and mark their first full-length collection of new material since 2017’s ‘Songs Of Experience’. Now, in a new interview with Rolling Stone, Bono has shared more details about the record’s fourth track, ‘The Mirror Maker (Rosalía)’, which is an ode to the Spanish star. “We normally just write songs about people in jail or dead people,” he joked. “You know, dead heroes, or trying to get them out…

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Miley’s 10th studio album, Bass Persuades, finds the singer topping the Billboard 200 for the first time in more than a decade. It debuts with 61,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States, the week ending Sept. 24, according to Luminate as Billboard reports. Bass Persuades is her sixth album to top the albums chart, and the first to hit Number One since 2013’s Bangerz. In all, she’s had 16 Top 10 albums comprising her work as Miley Cyrus (she’s now working under the mononym Miley), and her soundtrack releases as Disney character Hannah Montana. Bass Persuades arrived on…

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Frank Turner has announced that he will step away from touring after the final edition of his Lost Evenings festival in 2027, saying he “genuinely” does not know when he will perform live again.  The singer-songwriter confirmed yesterday (September 27) that the 10th and final Lost Evenings will take place at London’s OVO Arena Wembley from November 4-7, 2027.  He has now followed the announcement with a lengthy statement explaining that the four Wembley dates will also be his final concerts “for the foreseeable future”.  “After 28 years on the road, 10 albums and well over 3,000 shows, it’s time…

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The MTV Video Music Awards aren’t what they used to be, but that isn’t to say they’re not entertaining. After all, what other stage hosts an epic Madonna opener complete with weed-toking Seth Rogen? Or gives George Michael his flowers in the form of a faithful tribute by the likes of Sombr, Raye, Teddy Swims, and Adam Lambert, among others? Or has the cultural currency to tractor beam Taylor Swift onto the red carpet? It drew its best audience numbers since 2015, with 8.43 million viewers tuning in on CBS and MTV, according to fast national live-plus-same-day Nielsen figures, per…

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