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If previous work lamented the state of the world – homelessness, disease, injustice – Sun damningly goes to the source, lamenting the fundamental nature of the human heart and, in terms of vocals, spotlights Raygun Busch…
Before becoming the second single off their forthcoming EP revocder, it was collectively known as “chain to pain”, a title the guitar rockers were already using when playing it live in 2024. See, “melancholy (chain)” is…
The band completed their triumphant Reading and Leeds festival headline sets over the weekend, with new album ‘Dopamine Chamber’ set to land on October 16th. A full UK and European tour was confirmed last week, with…
The museum's director of development, Charlotte Appleyard, hosted the PayPal founder at a VIP viewing of the tapestry, which is yet to open to the public, on 18 August. In response to queries from the Guardian, a source…
The UK production duo were the final act on the festival’s main stage – now known as The Grid – at Little John’s Farm last night (August 30), following on from co-headliner Florence + The Machine . Advertisement They…
Who could ask for more? The Death of Robin Hood // In cinemas September 4 th Hugh Jackman puts a morose twist on a legend of folklore in the new film from director Michael Sarnoski (Pig, A Quiet Place: Day One). It tells…
A walkthrough in time, Charli’s seamless, penultimate headline set features songs from each epoque of her career. With a strong cinematic vision behind her new production, the film noire-leaning display sees the artist…
The Filipino-Australian electronic pop artist was profiled by Alex Rigotti and photographed by Dean Podmore for The Cover ahead of the November release of their debut album ‘In Endless Awe And Agony’. Advertisement Their…
The LA metal band announced Sara “Killboy” Skinner as their new singer only a few months ago, with Skinner replacing D.L. Laskiewicz, who left to play bass in Falling In Reverse . Advertisement Skinner’s first shows with…
The project emerged from their bedroom in the mid 70s, before finding a home amid the post-punk underground of the 1980s. Half Japanese came to define the noisier, scrappier and endlessly creative end of indie rock, with…