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 |Artist of THE WEEK|

Cat Clyde

This week's Artist of the Week is Canadian indie-folk artist Cat Clyde - who has just released her new album 'Mud Blood Bone' via Concord Records.

Clyde’s fourth full-length and first release with Concord arrives in a sonic overlap: the rockabilly grit of contemporaries like Sierra Ferrell, The Deslondes, or Nick Shoulders, meets the vulnerable, folk rock volatility of Big Thief or Angel Olsen. It’s a trudge through the swamp and into vast, cleansing waters that finds Clyde at a critical point of personal evolution—equal parts despair, invocation, discovery, and celebration.

She took a moment to talk to us about how the album came together.

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|HOWLING BELLS|

After releasing their first album in 12 years, Juanita Stein is “really pumped” to get back on the road with Howling Bells.

 
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 |Kneecap|

If rebellion had a bassline, it’d probably sound like this, and you’d feel it in your chest before you even realised what hit you.

 
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 |RELEASE OF THE WEEK|

Cardinals

Cardinals are finally ready to take flight, and there’s no masking that Masquerade will go down as one of the year’s best debut albums.

 
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|Lambrini Girls|

In the second night of BRITS week 2026 for War Child, the Brighton punks LAMBRINI GIRLS brought utter chaos to North London’s The Garage, raising tens of thousands of pounds for children affected by war.

 
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|STONE|

No strings attached, no blocks, no holding back; just pure, plain, raw autonomy.

 
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