Darkside have shared the first single, “Graucha Max”, off what will be their third album out via Matador Records.
Darkside are now a trio, joining Dave Harrington and Nicolas Jaar is Tlacael Esparza and this is what they sound like now.
Darkside will go on tour to support their upcoming album and below are the dates for Spring of 2025.
The Cure have shared the second single, “A Fragile Thing”, off their upcoming album “Songs Of A Lost World” out November 1st.
TRACKLIST:
01 Alone
02 And Nothing Is Forever
03 A Fragile Thing
04 Warsong
05 Drone:Nodrone
06 I Can Never Say Goodbye
07 All I Ever Am
08 End Song
Robert Smith shared this about the song: “‘A Fragile Thing’ was driven by the difficulties we face in choosing between mutually exclusive needs and how we deal with the futile regret that can follow these choices, however sure we are that the right choices have been made… it can often be very hard to be the person that you really need to be.”
Tears For Fears have shared the second single, “Astronaut”, off their upcoming live album “Songs For A Nervous Planet” out October 25th via Concord.
TRACKLIST:
01. Say Goodbye To Mum And Dad *
02. The Girl That I Call Home *
03. Emily Said *
04. Astronaut *
05. No Small Thing
06. Tipping Point
07. Everybody Wants To Rule The World
08. Secret World
09. Sowing The Seeds Of Love
10. Long, Long, Long Time
11. Break The Man
12. My Demons
13. Rivers of Mercy
14. Mad World
15. Suffer The Children
16. Woman In Chains
17. Badman’s Song
18. Pale Shelter
19. Break It Down Again
20. Head Over Heels
21. Change
22. Shout
*New Studio Tracks
Curt Smith shared this about the song:
““Astronaut” started out during the sessions for The Tipping Point. Once we realized that we were going to end up doing more than just one new track for this album, Roland sent me the original recording of “Astronaut,” and I had forgotten how good of a song it was as it gives you a sense of release. It’s a horrible comparison, but it’s the sorbet in between courses where you just can have a little breath and just float away. Forgive the pun, but that’s the feeling the song has…
Emotionally, it’s about this guy who doesn’t feel he belongs here and wants to be an astronaut floating out into space… a lot of people identify with the emotion of that song, that sense of alienation.”
Geordie Greep has shared the second single, “Blues”, off his debut album “The New Sound” that came out October 4th via Rough Trade Records.
TRACKLIST:
01 “Blues”
02 “Terra”
03 “Holy, Holy”
04 “The New Sound”
05 “Walk Up”
06 “Through A War”
07 “Bongo Season”
08 “Motorbike”
09 “As If Waltz”
10 “The Magician”
11 “If You Are But A Dream”
Geordie Greep shared this about the album: “With recording ‘The New Sound’, it was the first time I have had no one to answer to. And with every impulse I had, I was able to completely follow it through to its conclusion. Being in a band (black midi), we often have this ‘we can do everything’ feeling, but you are also kind of limited in that approach, and sometimes it’s good to do something else, to let go of things.”
Below is a live presentation of the song “Blues” filmed live at TV Eye in New York.
Flying Lotus has shared a new (second) single, “Ingo Swann”, which is available now via Warp Records.
Flying Lotus shared this via a press release: “It is happening again.”
FlyLo recently completed filming the sci-fi horror film Ash, starring Aaron Paul and Eiza González, in which he served as both Director and Composer.
The Horrors have shared the first single, “The Silence That Remains”, off their upcoming album “Night Life” out March 21st via Fiction Records.
TRACKLIST:
01. Ariel
02. Silent Sister
03. The Silence That Remains
04. Trial by Fire
05. The Feeling is Gone
06. Lotus Eater
07. More Than Life
08. When the Rhythm Breaks
09. LA Runaway
The band shared this about the song: “‘The Silence That Remains’ is a 3am insomnia walk through the city, retracing our steps and putting the past to bed. Our new chapter is beginning and we’re looking forward to taking you with us. The Horrors are never-ending…”
The band consists of original members Faris Badwan and Rhys Webb joined by new drummer Jordan Cook (of Telegram) and keyboardist/singer Amelia Kidd.
The video for the song was directed by Sarah Piantadosi.
The Smile have shared another single, “Bodies Laughing”, ahead of the release of their new album “Cutouts” out October 4th via XL Recordings.
The video visualiser for this was done by Weirdcore.
The Smile are also previewing new material this week, with a series of installations titled ‘Through The Glass’, the events are happening in New York and London.
Lutalo has shared a new single, “Summit Hill”, off his recently released debut album “The Academy” out via Winspear.
TRACKLIST:
01. Summit Hill
02. Ganon
03. Ocean Swallows Him Whole
04. Broken Twin
05. Big Brother
06. Caster
07. 3
08. Oh Well
09. About (Hall of Egress)
10. Haha Halo
11. Lightning Strike
12. The Bed
Lutalo shared this about the song: “My best friend and I often walked that neighborhood in our childhood admiring the homes, as a dream that someday we’d be able to live in something as grand. We both grew up in low income households, yet both were accepted into one of the most expensive schools in the state on scholarship. His parents were both immigrants from Brazil, his father was a home painter. Most of his work was in that area for those wealthier people.
Just as in The Great Gatsby, we were experiencing the same longing of acceptance, into a world of ease. Along with memories of a time where we had less responsibility, this song is about growing up with a heavy juxtaposition of lifestyles. And waiting for our time to be comfortable as well. Very typical American dream concept, personalised.”
The Cure have shared the first single, “Alone”, off their upcoming 14th album “Songs Of A Lost World” out November 1st.
Robert Smith shared this about the song: “It’s the track that unlocked the record; as soon as we had that piece of music recorded I knew it was the opening song, and I felt the whole album come into focus. I had been struggling to find the right opening line for the right opening song for a while, working with the simple idea of “being alone,” always in the back of my mind this nagging feeling that I already knew what the opening line should be… as soon as we finished recording I remembered the poem “Dregs” by the English poet Ernest Dowson… and that was the moment when I knew the song (and the album) were real.”
The Cure did share the artwork for the album, however, no tracklist has been shared yet. The same thing goes for no news regarding any new plans for a tour to support the album.
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