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|Divorce|
Divorce’s latest release, the sprawling and genre-bending ‘Pill’, cements their reputation for sonic ambition. The track comes ahead of their debut album, Drive to Goldenhammer, slated for release on March 7th via Gravity/Capitol, and follows the success of prior singles ‘All My Freaks’ and ‘Antarctica,’ both of which earned coveted spots on BBC 6 Music's A-list.
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|Ethel Cain|
Ethel Cain’s newest musical creation retreats into the corners of a darker family of genres: Slowcore, dark wave and occasional noise rock. In providing us with an exceptional nightmare to begin 2025, she proves herself to be a worthy crypt sister to the likes of Lingua Ignota, Uboa, and Converge.
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|RELEASE OF THE WEEK|
Lambrini Girls
Unapologetic punk for the modern world, Lambrini Girls’ debut album dives into modern Britain with a fiery sting.
|The Lumineers|
The Lumineers return with a new album announcement and new exhilarating single ‘Same Old Song’.
|The Amazons|
Joining forces with powerhouse duo Royal Blood, The Amazons deliver an immense new single, ‘My Blood’.
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