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Lola Young has opened up to NME about taking a hiatus to focus on her mental and physical health, and said that she is new ready to embark on a “bright new chapter” with latest single 'From Down Here'. The former NME Cover star caught up with us on the red carpet at The 71st Ivor Novello Awards, which took place at Grosvenor House in London last night (Thursday May 21) and saw her awarded the PRS For Music Most Performed Work trophy for the hit single 'Messy'. The award came following the London singer recently making her return to…

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THE f you scroll through Leven Kali's iPhone camera roll, you'll find old camcorder videos of him as a two-year-old toddler, wide-eyed and grinning in front of a tiny toy drum set. His mom excitedly cheers him on as he bangs the instrument, a bit off-beat. “I still have memories of that kit, the way that pedal felt and the way that the sticks would feel,” Kali tells Rolling Stone while looking at the video, smiling through his tinted sunglasses. “The drumstick bag that I see in the video, I still have.” Now, at 31, Kali has a more advanced…

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After 15 years, Ed Sheeran is no longer part of Warner Music Group. On Friday, the musician shared a newsletter with fans revealing he split from Atlantic Records and Asylum Records last month. “This isn't a 'disgruntled artist leaves record label' type situation,” Sheeran wrote. “This is a boy who started as a teenager on the company with different priorities, to the father of 2 man who exists now, who feels like he needs a shift and change in the way he does things professionally.” Sheeran released his first album, Plusunder Atlantic/Asylum in September 2011. The labels would go on…

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vote6.0 Bands: MOLOSSER Duration: 00:17:42 Available from: 11/05/2026 Label: Gutter Prince Cabal If little or nothing is known about this new entity called Molosser, starting from its mysterious date of creation, we can extrapolate some clues directly from their nation of origin, New Zealand.Historically, in fact, this country has always generated musical realities in metal that are particularly similar to the field of death metal, generally understood in its darkest and most martial forms and heavily influenced by a black metal aura that is perhaps not directly perceptible in the music, but rather in a hostile and chaotic attitude that…

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When Pearl Jam announced plans to headline the 10th annual Ohana Festival earlier this month, many fans had the same question: “Who will be playing drums?” The band hasn’t played a show since Matt Cameron announced his departure last year, and they’ve yet to indicate who is going to replace him. But in a new interview on SiriusXM’s Pearl Jam Radio, guitarist Stone Gossard strongly implied they’ve made their pick. At the very least, they’ll make it official once they take the stage at Ohana on Sept. 27. “There’s not enough mystery in the world,” Gossard said. “I think the…

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“Misconduct in public office is a crime that can take different forms, making this a complex investigation,” police say in new update following Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest British police are reportedly investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor following the arrest of the former royal in February. Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew and brother of King Charles, was arrested on a charge of suspicion of misconduct in public office following the revelations in the then-recently released Epstein files. While the exact nature of the accusation wasn’t revealed, it was reported that the charge was related to trade reports that Mountbatten-Windsor…

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DJ Koze’s first song of the year is here. His latest conjury of club mesmerism, the seven-minute “Spiralen,” is the front half of a AA-side single coming on June 12, via his Pampa label. That’ll be backed by another long song, promisingly titled “Wo’s Patric?!?” Find the “Spiralen” video below and the single art beneath that.“Spiralen” is the latest in a string of Koze singles that sometimes find their way onto an album and sometimes do not. Last year’s Music Can Hear Us featured a few of them, along with collaborations with the likes of Damon Albarn, Pampa artist Ada,…

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Guy Garvey has spoken to NME about his friendship with “wonderful man” Robert Smith, and revealed that Elbow are working on a “sonically ambitious” new album. The frontman caught up with NME on the red carpet for the Ivor Novellos yesterday (Thursday May 21), and looked back on his recent performance at the 2026 Teenage Cancer Trust gigs, with the gigs hand-picked by The Cure's Robert Smith following The Who's Roger Daltrey stepping down as curator. Elbow joined a stacked line-up including Mogwai, Manic Street Preachers, My Bloody Valentine, Garbage, Placebo and Wolf Alice at the charity series, and kicked…

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The FIMI rankings week 21 2026 they see a changing of the guard at the top of the album charts, where Shiva regains first place, while among the singles the dominance of Samurai Jay. FIMI album and compilation rankings week 21 2026 It goes back to first place in the album charts Shiva with Gospelgaining one position compared to last week. He drops to second place Sayf with Most Holy. The podium is completed by the highest new entry of the week: Drake with Iceman in third place. He also debuts in the Top 10 Flaco G with The Goldfather…

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