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Sydney songwriter Jess Holt announces Total Tommy's second album 'Trapezoid' and shares its title track — a grunge-soaked anthem about accepting imperfection and refusing to reshape yourself for others.
Lisbon-born, London-based artist Maripool shares 'Favourite', a lush alternative-rock single about the quiet collapse of a relationship where affection alone is no longer enough.
Bloc Party release 'Now We Can't Be Friends', the third preview of 'Anatomy Of A Brief Romance', and announce intimate UK record-store shows as Kele Okereke's breakup narrative reaches its peak.
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DJ Plead
Pitchfork reviews DJ Plead’s Please, a contemplative second LP where Arab-world rhythmic memory, hard drum and spacious electronic production become private language.
Converge
Pitchfork reviews Converge’s Hum of Hurt, the metalcore band’s second album of 2026, heavier, more deliberate and more urgent than its predecessor.
LinLin
Pitchfork reviews LinLin’s DISCO INFERNO, a lean debut grounded in dance styles across the Black diaspora and a playful relationship with Francophone pop history.
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