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Young Fathers Scoring 28 Years Later

Since the release of their 2023 album Heavy Heavy , Young Fathers were nominated for a Mercury Prize and contributed to the Ceasefire benefit EP to help Gaza. Today, the hip-hop group announced they’re scoring the forthcoming post-apocalyptic horror film 28 Years Later .

Eades – “Backwards”

The drums draw you in immediately. “Backwards,” the latest single from Leeds band Eades’ new album Final Sirens Call , begins with a skittering backbeat that keeps the song feeling brisk and lively all throughout its four minutes. It becomes the foundation for a very British

Pulp – “Got To Have Her Love”

Today just got a whole lot better because we just got a new motherfucking Pulp song. Next month, the reunited Britpop overlords will release More , their first new album in 24 years. The band recorded More with producer James Ford, and it’s dedicated to the memory of their late

deary – “I Still Think About You”

UK shoegazers deary — formerly a duo, now a trio — first landed on our radar last year, when they released their lovely Aurelia EP, which they recorded with help from Slowdive’s Simon Scott. Next month, deary will follow that EP with a new two-song 7″ single. The A-side is “I

Goon – “Patsy’s Twin”

“Goon” was a perfectly good word with a whole bunch of meanings long before zoomers decided to use it as a euphemism for jerking off, so it does my heart good to see that LA indie rockers Goon are keeping their name intact. This summer, Goon will release their new LP Dream 3 ,

Empress Of – “Little Secret”

For more than a decade now, the LA-based artist Lorely Rodriguez has been making extremely cool left-field pop music under her Empress Of alias. Rodriguez released her album For Your Consideration last year, and she’ll open a bunch of North American dates on Lorde’s Ultrasound

Why Do You Hate Jazz?

I started listening to jazz when I was around 15. My entry point was a common one: Miles Davis’ Kind Of Blue , which I bought on cassette for $5.99. I also heard John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme early on, after which I started gradually, haphazardly picking up albums here and