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Haywire Set Jam-Packed 2027 Tour

  • Haywire have announced 80 shows for 2027.
  • The tour runs from January to April across three regions.
  • Their touring follows a 2025 DIY trip through all 50 states.

Hardcore band Haywire have announced an 80-show tour running from 3 January to 30 April 2027, following the release of their album *I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye*. The itinerary spans the UK, Europe and North America, extending a run of intensive touring that has included a 2025 DIY…

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Halle Bailey Unveils Deluxe Edition Of ‘love?… or something like it’

  • Halle Bailey released a deluxe edition of her debut solo album.
  • The anniversary edition adds five new tracks.
  • One song features Lucky Daye.

Halle Bailey has marked the first anniversary of her debut solo album, ‘love?… or something like it’, with a deluxe edition. It adds five songs and extends the album’s exploration of desire, heartbreak and postpartum blues. The new tracks are ‘leave me blue’, ‘don’t leave’, ‘love or something…

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William Basinski – ‘Passing the Cup of Sorrows’ album review: minimalist stillness flashes a moving counter to everyday horror

  • Basinski’s new album is a roughly 37-minute minimalist work.
  • Soft piano and electronics balance calm with unease.
  • The review frames its stillness as a way to confront distress.

William Basinski’s *Passing the Cup of Sorrows* is a new minimalist ambient album that uses quiet reflection to engage with the distressing realities of everyday life. The review says its stillness offers a humanistic counter to online outrage and relentless bad news, inviting listeners to face difficult feelings…

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INTERVIEW: Moni Jitchell On Becoming Their Best Selves On New Album ‘Aware’

  • Moni Jitchell’s second album, ‘Aware’, takes a more cohesive direction.
  • Grant Donaldson drew on Jean Piaget’s work for its lyrics.
  • The Glasgow band makes a large sound as a two-piece.

Glasgow prog duo Moni Jitchell have released ‘Aware’, their second album, with a more cohesive and streamlined sound. The record combines unusual guitar work and swaggering choruses with introspective lyrics, marking a new stage in the band’s exploration of different musical influences. The album’s themes grew partly from…

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The Strokes and Phoebe Bridgers among musical guests for new episodes of ‘SNL’

  • The Strokes perform on SNL on 7 November.
  • Phoebe Bridgers is booked for 14 November.
  • Druski will become the first digital creator to host.

The Strokes and Phoebe Bridgers will perform as musical guests on upcoming episodes of Saturday Night Live, which has announced three shows after its current break. The bookings pair the bands with hosts Druski and John Mulaney, while Gracie Abrams will perform on the Halloween episode on 31…

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10 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Alchemical Sisters, Fine, Shabazz Palaces, and More

  • Editors spotlight 10 new releases for listeners to explore.
  • Alchemical Sisters debut with 1990s big beat influences.
  • Shabazz Palaces return with their first full-length in six years.

This weekly guide highlights 10 new albums the editors consider significant, helping listeners choose among the steady flow of new music. The featured releases include work by Alchemical Sisters, Fine, Ryan Hemsworth and Shabazz Palaces, spanning electronic, folk, pop and rap. The article describes Alchemical Sisters’ debut as…

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Fashion Is the Future of Technology: How V of BTS, Navy Blue, Kelela and Nothing Are Bridging Tech and Culture — ‘Find Joy in the Little Things’

  • Headphones have become visible parts of personal style.
  • Nothing sees fashion as a way to distinguish technology.
  • Design and cultural meaning may matter alongside audio features.

The article argues that headphones are becoming fashion accessories as well as functional devices, making their appearance part of how people express identity. At Nothing’s New Noise event in New York, artists Kelela and Navy Blue joined conversations about how technology, fashion and music increasingly shape one another.…

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Position Music hires ex-Big Deal Music and RCA exec Pete Robinson as GM, Creative Nashville

  • Pete Robinson joins Position Music to lead its Nashville creative operation.
  • He will support signed songwriters and artists and build a local team.
  • His career includes Big Deal Music and senior A&R roles at RCA and Epic.

Position Music has appointed Pete Robinson as General Manager, Creative Nashville, where he will work with its existing artists and songwriters and build a creative team. The hire supports the company’s plans to expand in Nashville, with country music central to its ambitions. Robinson has more than 30…

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Seeker Music gains both versions of JoJo’s first two albums

  • Seeker acquired original and re-recorded versions of JoJo’s first two albums.
  • The deal’s financial terms were not disclosed.
  • A deluxe *The High Road* edition includes four bonus tracks.

Seeker Music has acquired the original recordings and 2018 re-recordings of JoJo’s first two albums, bringing both versions under one owner. JoJo described the deal as “full-circle” and said she valued Seeker’s understanding of what the music means to her and her fans; the financial terms were not…

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Chris Brown producer sues Sony Music for $1.25M, claiming it stalled the sale of his ‘Party’ royalties and paid him half the agreed rate

  • Producer Ishmael Montague is seeking at least $1,247,500 from Sony.
  • He alleges Sony delayed the sale of his “Party” royalties.
  • The complaint also claims he was paid half his agreed royalty rate.

Ishmael Sadiq Montague, a co-producer of Chris Brown’s 2016 single “Party”, is suing Sony Music Entertainment for at least $1,247,500. He alleges Sony delayed redirecting his royalties to a company that had agreed to buy them and paid him only half the producer royalty rate he was owed;…

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