Author: Press Room
Amy Winehouse’s landmark album Back to Black will receive a 20th anniversary reissue on October 23, appended with various rarities and a live album. Among them are four unreleased demos—in addition to several included on a prior deluxe edition—and a handful of B-sides. The live album, recorded at Amsterdam’s Paradiso on February 8, 2007, is being released in full for the first time.Mark Ronson, one of the album’s two producers, said in a press release, “It’s crazy that six songs made in a fit of furious musical infatuation would matter so deeply to so many people twenty years later.” The…
After releasing a very bloody teaser last week, Queens of the Stone Age have properly announced their next album. Perfecth arrives October 30 via Matador, and a new single from the record, “Insignificant Other,” is out now. Check it out below.Recorded between New Orleans and Los Angeles, Perfecth is a purposefully imperfect flip on the word “perfect,” coined by frontman Josh Homme. “Nothing in this world is perfect, but everything seems to be ‘perfecth’,” he said in a statement. “And that title is funny when you’re in a group, but it ain’t so funny when you’re alone.” The band will…
The directors of the forthcoming Oasis documentary have revealed why they put hidden cameras in the studio to capture Liam and Noel Gallagher reuniting for the first time. The film, titled Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, covers Oasis’ historic 2025 reunion tour, which began on July 4 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, and concluded on November 23 at Estádio do Morumbi in São Paulo, Brazil. The epic tour also stopped at London’s Wembley Stadium, Manchester’s Heaton Park, and Los Angeles’ Rose Bowl. The film captured the band’s rehearsals, footage from the gigs themselves, and the brothers’ first joint…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Marshall is rolling out the second part of its anniversary collaboration with Jimi Hendrix, featuring a pair of wireless headphones and a Bluetooth speaker. The collection marks 60 years “since Hendrix first plugged into a Marshall amplifier,” according to the brand, a relationship that came to define the history of the British amplifier brand in the United States. The collaboration is the second release in the collection, following the initial drop in May. While that drop featured a…
Pulp have announced a pop-up pub in Manchester, ahead of their massive Wythenshawe Park show. The Sheffield Britpop icons will be playing the UK headline exclusive show at Wythenshawe Park on Friday (August 28), and have now confirmed that they will be taking over the Rat & Pigeon pub to mark the occasion. Set to open on Friday, the pub will be taken over by Pulp throughout the weekend – open from midday to 7pm on Friday (28), 12pm until late on Saturday (29) and 12pm until 2pm on Sunday (30). There will be a series of events held at…
Saul Adamczewski of Insecure Men and formerly of Fat White Family has had his tour cancelled and has been dropped by his record label amid accusations of abuse from two women. Insecure Men were on the bill for the 2026 edition of Green Man festival, which took place over the weekend, but the set didn’t go ahead as planned. The festival told NME that there was no official response as to the cancellation, and the slot on the night was filled by Mary In The Junkyard. A show set for The Abbey in Manchester last Friday (August 21) was among the…
Yves Tumor has denied allegations of abuse against him. Reports of sexual assault began to emerge against the musician – real name Sean Lee Bowie – last week, after images of a bruised woman were posted to the Yves Tumor subreddit. The photos came alongside the text, which alleged that Bowie had “sexually assaulted someone close to me last week”. The anonymous poster went on to say: “She has told me he forcefully groped her multiple times, bit her neck, held her down and stepped on her head with his shoe, amongst other things. “I’ve known him for years, considered…
Hakushi Hasegawa had spent too much time alone. The 27-year-old Tokyo artist has spent nearly a decade exploding familiar sounds into alien forms, slamming frantic keyboard melodies against pulverising percussion and their own digitally warped vocals to create works that hide pop hooks beneath the musical maelstrom. That vision earned them praise from listeners in Japan and beyond, leading to Hasegawa becoming the first Japanese musician to sign with American electronic label Brainfeeder, where they released the album ‘Mahogakko’ in 2024. “But it was something I made entirely by myself, sitting in front of my computer the whole time,” Hasegawa…
The comeback album is fraught with pitfalls. Often, when a band takes a long break and finally returns with a new record, the result is overcooked and overthought, bearing all the signs of its protracted birth. This isn’t an allegation you could level at ‘I Must Be Dreaming’, Alabama Shakes’ first album in over a decade. As its name suggests, this is a laidback, dreamy collection of psychedelic-soul-influenced songs, though there are two sides to its subject matter. On the one hand, it’s a protest against America’s Trump-directed fall from grace, with the trio asking: can this actually be real?…
Mastodon’s Brann Dailor has spoken to NME about their new album ‘Marrow Deep’ – their first record since the death of his mother and the unexpected passing of longtime bandmate Brent Hinds. Arriving five years after their last record, ‘Hushed And Grim’, the new album will be out on Friday (August 28) and comes amid a tumultuous period for the band. Last March, they confirmed that they had parted ways with founding member, guitarist and co-vocalist Hinds – leading to tensions being high between the members and Mastodon enlisting guitarist Nick Johnston in his place. Later, drummer and co-vocalist Dailor…
