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Bloc Party have shared their new single ‘Now We Can’t Be Friends’ and details of a UK record store tour – check them out below. The latest taster from their upcoming album ‘Anatomy Of A Brief Romance’ sees frontman Kele Okereke “heading back out clubbing again” after a romantic break-up and “not speaking to his ex when he sees him on the dancefloor” on the synth driven track. Okereke added: “You can have these big feelings, but you have to be aware that when they go, this is how you’ll feel and, you’ll be OK with that.” You can listen…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Noise-canceling headphones are a must-have for frequent flyers, and the right pair can make long-haul flights more than just bearable. Our always-on-the-go writers are constantly testing audio gear, meaning we have some thoughts on the best headphones for travel. For starters, travel headphones should be able to block out a variety of noises, particularly the roar of a jet engine, but also the bustle of an airport terminal, crowded trains, and everyday hubbub. The best noise-canceling headphones should…
Latin Mafia‘s revolution with Fred Again.. will be livestreamed. The Mexican trio have linked up with the global DJ to put the finishing touches on their joint mixtape. All the action is now being captured in a YouTube livestream. “Without a doubt, [Fred Again..] is one of the brightest musical minds that we have met,” Latin Mafia’s Milton de la Rosa tells Rolling Stone before the livestream. “It’s been a crazy experience to work with him because he’s a very talented person.” Latin Mafia went on Fred’s radar after he declared himself a fan of their debut album, 2024’s Todos…
Graham Coxon has announced the second batch of reissues from the ongoing re-release of his entire solo catalogue. The reissue campaign began last month with the release of Coxon’s previously shelved 2011 album ‘Castle Park’, alongside new editions of ‘The Sky Is Too High’ and ‘The Golden D’. Now, it has been confirmed that ‘Crow Sit On Blood Tree’ from 2001, 2002’s ‘The Kiss Of Morning’ and 2004’s ‘Happiness In Magazines’ will all be reissued through Transgressive Records on September 11. Each album will be available on CD and black vinyl, alongside limited-edition coloured pressings exclusive to independent record shops and Coxon’s online store.…
Latitude Festival has signed a new 20-year lease to remain at Henham Park in Suffolk until 2046. Festival founder and managing director Melvin Benn announced the agreement with the Rous family, who own the Henham Park estate, during the closing day of Latitude’s 20th edition on Sunday (July 26). “I have signed a new 20-year lease with the Rous family,” Benn told festival-goers. “Latitude will call Henham Park home until 2046. I could not be prouder to make that commitment, or to announce it in front of our audience on the festival’s 20th anniversary.” He continued: “Henham Park is not just…
Jim James has released a new single from his first solo LP in eight years, Wowed Out, sharing its hypnotic title track alongside a new music video. His fifth solo album arrives Aug. 28, with James producing the album himself. The record grew out of an unlikely excavation: Last fall, James began digging through a trove of music he had previously recorded with longtime friend and composer Brian Reitzell (known for his extensive work with Sofia Coppola) for two film-scoring projects in the early 2010s. More than a decade later, those forgotten pieces became the raw material for an audacious…
Country legend, activist, and all-around good guy Willie Nelson has weighed in on the data-center debate that is currently roiling America’s city council meetings and political races. In a statement responding to centers being built across the country, Nelson said, “Our community, like many others, needs to fight against data centers invading our land. The last thing we need is a loud, water thieving, light polluting, data center anywhere near our town (or any others for that matter).” You can read his full note below.“I grew up in Abbott, and I still have a home there with farmed land where…
In one of those team-ups so obvious it feels like it already happened, EDM Power Rangers Ninajirachi and Porter Robinson have collaborated on a new joint single. Titled after a global cyberattack that took place in 2017, “WannaCry” has been, according to press materials, many years in the making; the first concert Ninajirachi ever attended as a teenager was a Porter Robinson show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre.Robinson’s last album, Smile! :D, came out in 2024, while Ninajirachi shared her debut full-length, I Love My Computer, last year. Beginning in September, she’ll wind down a packed year with a select few…
Phoebe Bridgers' has announced the track list for her third studio album, Lost Weekendwhich will be out on Aug. 14 via Dead Oceans. The singer-songwriter made the announcement after revealing that the album's track list had leaked, pushing her to officially unveil it herself. The album will be divided into three sides, and features 16 songs, making it Bridgers' longest project to date. Her lead single, “Lost Boys,” which was released following the album announcement last month, appears on Side A and features vocals from her boygenius bandmates Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. Lost Weekend marks Bridgers' first solo album…
Forty years after one of the most famous concerts of their career, Queen are bringing “Queen Budapest” back to the big screen, the film that documents the historic live show on 27 July 1986 at the Népstadion in the Hungarian capital. Restored in 4K from the original 35mm negatives and with a new audio mix taken from multi-track recordings of the time, the film will arrive in cinemas and IMAX theaters around the world from October 7th. In Italy it will be distributed by Nexo Studios from 7 to 11 October.In the middle of the 1980s, bringing rock to the…
