Editors reveal new album “Surface, Echo & Sound” and debut single “The Rush”
Duran Duran has unveiled a fresh remix album titled “Free To Love: Hot Star Remixes,” centered around their recent track “Free To Love” featuring Nile Rodgers. The digital release will be available on various streaming services.
Editors have disclosed details about their upcoming eighth studio album, “Surface, Echo & Sound,” scheduled for a release date of October 30, 2026, through Play It Again Sam. Along with this announcement, the band has shared their latest single from the album, “The Rush.”
Keane is preparing to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their second album, “Under The Iron Sea,” by launching a remastered and expanded reissue on July 24 via UMR/Island. The release follows the success of their 2024 anniversary celebration for the album.
London-based Brazilian multi-instrumentalist MOMO has returned with a live-recorded eight-track collection titled “Tum Tum Tum” in South London. This release marks the artist’s twenty-year career milestone and showcases continued growth and development in his craft.
Embrace, the celebrated band from West Yorkshire, is commemorating their thirty-year legacy with the release of their ninth studio album, “Avalanche.” The record is highly anticipated and displays the band’s enduring presence in the British music scene.
In the book realm, K-Pop has gained widespread international attention, with notable achievements such as BLACKPINK headlining a major UK festival at Hyde Park. The coverage of BTS member’s enlistment into mandatory military service has also garnered significant media interest.
Clarke Geddes, the author of “Sophomore Songs,” brings a unique perspective to the world of fictional music novels through personal experiences in the music industry, including work with NME and Clash, as well as participation in various bands.
Reflecting on U2’s ninth studio album, “POP,” released twenty-six years ago in March 1997, it remains a polarizing work within the band’s discography, evoking mixed reactions from fans and critics alike.
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Duran Duran’s self-titled debut album, this milestone event highlights the band’s rise to prominence as the “Fab Five” of the 1980s music scene.
At the Meltdown Festival, Mulatu Astatke showcased his mastery of Ethio-Jazz, drawing connections between the technical knowledge of engineers and the creative process of inventors in his innovative musical approach. Born in Ethiopia, Astatke’s artistry continues to captivate audiences with its unique blend of tradition and innovation.