The Black Keys release new single ‘You Got To Lose’ and reveal album Peaches!
The rock duo The Black Keys is making a comeback with a new single titled “You Got To Lose,” which is a prelude to their upcoming album Peaches! slated for release on May 1st through Easy Eye Sound/Parlophone Records. The duo, known for their Grammy-winning music, has unveiled an exhilarating music video to accompany their latest single.
In a different musical realm, the iconic DJ duo 2manydjs have exciting news for fans. The brothers, David and Stephen Dewaele, are planning a special DJ set at Limelight in Belfast on March 28, 2026. Since their inception in 1995, 2manydjs has been at the forefront of music innovation, continuously pushing boundaries and exploring new territories in the world of music.
Meanwhile, Kyle Falconer, who rose to fame as part of The View, has embarked on a diverse and unpredictable solo career. Collaborating with renowned artists like Mark Ronson and even delving into musical theater with the production of ‘No Love Songs,’ Falconer stands as one of the industry’s most distinctive voices. His recent collaboration with Peter Doherty has already garnered attention, hinting at the exciting direction his solo album “Lovely Night of Terror” will take.
Switching gears to album reviews, Belfast’s Consolers has been making waves with their energetic entry onto the alternative rock scene. The band’s debut studio album, “Deep Breaths,” has been receiving praise for its raw and powerful sound, solidifying Consolers as an act to watch in the music industry. On the other hand, Dry Cleaning, a band hailing from South London, is taking a risk with their third studio album “Secret Love.” Moving beyond the initial buzz of post-punk revival, Dry Cleaning exhibits a willingness to evolve their sound and challenge their established style.
In the literary world, music enthusiasts can dive into the novel “Y/N” by Esther Yi, exploring the global phenomenon of K-pop and its influence on international audiences. Through vivid storytelling and compelling characters, Yi delves into the fascinating realm of K-pop, shedding light on the cultural impact and media buzz surrounding this musical genre.
For book lovers seeking more music-centered reads, “Sophomore Songs” by Clarke Geddes offers a unique perspective on the intertwined worlds of music and storytelling. With personal experiences as a music enthusiast, Geddes brings authenticity and depth to his fictional work, creating a compelling narrative that resonates with music aficionados.
As we explore the lasting impact of classic albums like Duran Duran’s self-titled debut and U2’s “Pop,” we are reminded of the enduring influence of music on culture and society. These albums, spanning different genres and eras, continue to captivate audiences and shape the musical landscape, leaving an indelible mark on listeners worldwide.
In the realm of live performances, British rock band Marmozets recently wowed audiences with an electrifying show at Rescue Rooms. Their high-energy performance and heartfelt music left fans in awe, showcasing the band’s talent and passion for their craft. The sold-out venue reverberated with the infectious energy of Marmozets, cementing their reputation as a powerhouse in the rock scene.