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James Blake has announced his next album: Friends That Break Your Heart is due out September 10 (via Republic). The LP follows 2020’s Before and Covers EPs, as well as the 2019 full-length Assume Form. Today, Blake has released a new single, ‘Say What You Will’, alongside an accompanying video starring Finneas. Check it out below and scroll down
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When Wes Studi broke through in Dances With Wolves and The Last of the Mohicans, he was cast as a terrifying villain. But for many in the Native community, he was a hero channeling decades of righteous anger. Tommy Orange tells the story of an overlooked icon who forever changed the way Indigenous people are depicted onscreen. By Tommy
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The nominations for the 2021 Mercury Prize have been revealed. Arlo Parks, Mogwai, Wolf Alice, Black Country, New Road, Ghetts, and Laura Mvula are among the artists shortlisted for this year’s prestigious prize. The winner will be announced at a live ceremony at the Eventim Apollo in London on September 9. Find the full list
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Yvette, the moniker of New York-based artist Noah Kardos-Fein, has released a new single called ‘For a Moment’. The track is the second offering from Yvette’s upcoming second album, How the Garden Grows, which is out September 17 via Western Vinyl and includes the lead cut ‘B61’. Check out ‘For a Moment’ below. “I was mindlessly playing
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Sedona Schat and Noah Yoo have been honing their own brand of dreamy, sentimental indie pop as Cafuné since their days as NYU students in the early 2010s. Six years after releasing their first EP, Love Songs For Other People – a collection of fun, upbeat electro-pop tracks with a straightforward concept – the duo
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Manchester-via-Italy singer-songwriter Julia Bardo has shared a new single called ‘No Feeling’. It’s the latest offering from her upcoming debut LP, Bauhaus, L’Appartament, which is out September 10 via Wichita Recordings and includes the previous singles ‘It’s Okay (To Not Be Okay)’ and ‘Do This To Me’. Check out a Georgie Brown-directed video for the
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The legendary actor talks about his meditative new film, Pig, communing with his pet crow, and the best meal he’s ever had. By Gabriella Paiella July 14, 2021 Nicolas Cage.Photograph Getty Images When you read the plot description “Nicolas Cage plays a guy trying to track down whoever kidnapped his beloved truffle pig,” certain ideas
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Beastie Boys’ Mike D has shared a lengthy tribute in honor of Biz Markie, who passed away at 57 earlier this week. The legendary rapper was a longtime friend and collaborator of the hip-hop trio, having made guest appearances on albums like Check Your Head, Ill Communication, and Hello Nasty. Find his remembrance below. We are so grateful to have
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The Kurt Russell classic is a masterclass in using science fiction to reflect the world around us. By Keith Phipps July 15, 2021 Kurt Russell in Escape From New York, 1981.Everett Collection The early 1970s were filled with grim Hollywood visions of dreadful futures inspired by the turmoil and crises that splashed across newspaper headlines
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With millions of streams and a well-established fanbase, Parra for Cuva has secured himself well in the cosmos of electronic music. Stimulating textures and melody-driven pieces are at the core of the sound he has developed over the years, most successfully with tracks like ‘Wicked Games’ and ‘Swept Away.’ Yesterday, Parra for Cuva added to
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Rapper, producer, DJ, and beatboxer Biz Markie has died. No cause of death has been confirmed, but the rapper struggled with health issues related to his decade-long battle with Type 2 diabetes. He had been hospitalized in April 2020 for an illness related to the disease, and later that year suffered a stroke after going
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Midwife is the moniker of New Mexico-based multi-instrumentalist Madeline Johnston, who describes her music – an intimate and hypnotic blend of shoegaze, ambient, and slowcore – as “heaven metal”. A self-taught guitarist and producer originally from Denver, Colorado, Johnston has spent the better part of the past decade developing her experimental project, finding her footing
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