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Matt Majic lets bream swim through New Zealand progressive rock waters
New Zealand artist Matt Majic releases bream, a name-your-price alternative progressive rock track with compact oddness and independent charm.
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We Love Green closes its 15th anniversary weekend with Paris still glowing
We Love Green 2026 wraps its 5–7 June anniversary edition in Paris, bringing big pop, alternative and electronic energy to Bois de Vincennes.
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Iceage sharpen the chaos into something strangely elegant
Iceage release For Love of Grace & the Hereafter, a sixth album that keeps the Danish band restless, melodic and impossible to pin down neatly.
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Ed O’Brien’s Blue Morpho turns recovery into atmospheric art rock
Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien releases his second solo album Blue Morpho under his own name, an atmospheric art rock exploration of healing and emergence.
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Vince Staples previews Cry Baby with the confrontational White Flag
Vince Staples shares the provocative and confrontational single White Flag, offering a powerful, genre-crossing preview of his upcoming album Cry Baby.
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Thom Yorke talks new solo music and warns the industry about starving new artists
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke teases his new solo project and issues a blistering critique of streaming economics at the Ivor Novello Awards.
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