Chris Difford revisits Squeeze’s lost 1974 album Trixies and explains why the long-hidden project finally feels right in 2026.

Neil Young has opened his entire music and film archive to the people of Greenland for free, offering six decades of work as a gesture of peace, respect and cultural connection.

Rhydian Lewis is set to release a new album of songs by legendary songwriter Steve Dorff, with the debut single I Just Fall In Love Again featuring Sam Bailey arriving February 14.

Alan Vega’s debut solo album and follow-up Collision Drive are now streaming for the first time, accompanied by a limited deluxe edition with demos, unseen photos and new artwork.

Nearly fifty years after it was recorded, David Forman’s shelved 1977 album Who You Been Talking To has been released by High Moon Records, restoring a lost chapter of American songwriting history.

Chris Cester’s Mystic Knights release “Count”, a raw new single that rejects formula and marks a new chapter for the Jet co-founder.

Hoodoo Gurus have issued a blistering condemnation of One Nation after discovering their music was used at a political event, reinforcing that their songs stand for values far removed from ...

Tyler Lyle opens up on The Midnight’s Syndicate, its themes of mortality, mythology and renewal, and why Australia remains a special place for the band.

Sly Dunbar, the groundbreaking Jamaican drummer behind countless reggae classics and one half of Sly & Robbie, has died aged 73, leaving a global musical legacy.

Death Cab For Cutie have signed with ANTI- Records and announced a North American summer tour, marking a new chapter after nearly 30 years at the forefront of indie rock.

The Los Angeles based songwriter formally launches her recording career with a major label deal and three tracks that underline an emerging artistic identity.

Chet Faker shares new single Over You as anticipation builds for his upcoming album A Love For Strangers and a month-long North American tour.