Do we need dance remixes of The Cure’s brilliantly depressing ‘Songs of a Lost World’? Turns out yes we do, with help from Four Tet, Mogwai, Orbital, Daniel Avery, and more.

The Beach Boys mastermind has been the subject of pop scholarship and major boxed sets, but some corners of his oeuvre remain unreleased.

I can think of absolutely no comparison point for King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. They are a one of one. The Australian psych-rockers crank out an unholy amount of music, and they freely switch genres and moods from album to album. If you’re a devoted King Gizzard fan, then you must not have much time in your life for basically any other music at all. Nevertheless, they seem to get bigger and bigger with each new release, and all those albums are pretty good! Their undiminished creative flow is really something to witness, especially as it leads them to a freaky-ass experiment like their new orchestral album Phantom Island.

Exuberant jazz rock is lacquered with gleaming layers of brass and strings for the neu jam band’s most celebratory outing yet.

Orbital, Paul Oakenfold, Trentemøller and more also contribute

The Made in Chelsea star came face to face with his ex-girlfriend’s new partner at training but has now announced he is pulling out

Kim Gordon reworks ‘BYE BYE’ to include Trump-banned words, with proceeds supporting reproductive rights through NOISE FOR NOW.

Kim Gordon has released an aggressive new version of her tune, ‘BYE BYE’, featuring words banned by Donald Trump’s administration. Read more here.

Bono has revealed that Noel Gallagher came to watch his ‘Stories Of Surrender’ show, and thought that he’d “lost the plot” because of it.

The men are both on the same England team for Unicef, but tried to not to draw attention to themselves, although at one point, Louis was caught staring at Sam.

Dave Grohl may not make the most complex music in the world, but he felt that some artists are all too predictable when it comes to their music.

Any song needs that X-factor to become a classic, and Robert Plant knew how to keep audiences engaged the same way he did when he heard his favourite songs.

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