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Tommy Barlow releases Won't You Ever Need Me via Young and announces his first UK/EU headline tour, turning a home piano idea into a song built to dance and cry at once.
Adult DVD announce their self-titled debut album and share Cowboy On Aisle Three, a high-energy Leeds electro-punk character piece fit for both rave and mosh pit.
Gurriers release Party Lines, the latest single from Nobody's Coming To Save You, confronting political hypocrisy, aid, weapons and the war in Sudan through dance-punk urgency.
Pitchfork reviews Muse’s The Wow! Signal, a space-themed 10th album that aims for return-to-form scale while doubling down on gargantuan excess.
Pitchfork reviews Brutalismus 3000’s Harmony, a Berlin hardstyle-techno album co-produced with Boys Noize and Dylan Brady that adds pop hooks, B-movie drama and gleeful overload.
Pitchfork reviews Debit’s Potpourri, a N.A.A.F.I. album where Mexican American producer Delia Beatriz returns to the dancefloor through techno, guaracha and ugly acid bass.