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Watch: Jimmy Butler stars in Fall Out Boy’s new So Much (For) Stardust video

After ‘going emo’ in October, NBA star Jimmy Butler has joined forces with Fall Out Boy for their incredible (and pretty weird) new video for So Much (For) Stardust.

Sweet Pill announce first-ever UK shows

Sweet Pill are “hopping on a plane to play the big rock gig” in the UK for the first time ever this year…

Mannequin Pussy: “Repression of your personal freedom is a cardinal sin of humanity – it means everything to us”

Mannequin Pussy are done with love. Done with politics. Done with the status quo. On new album I Got Heaven, we find the Philly four-piece taking on ideas of identity and insidious social norms, and finally coming to terms with the fact that sometimes you’re better off alone if it means a better you…

Lambrini Girls, Saint Agnes, Therapy? and more join Bearded Theory line-up

The Bearded Theory line-up is complete, with the likes of Lambrini Girls, Therapy? and Saint Agnes now all heading to Catton Hall in May.

Heather Baron-Gracie: “From day one I’ve had the grandest ambitions for Pale Waves, and I always will”

Having transitioned from slinky synthpop into the far punchier world of pop-punk with thumping third album Unwanted, globe-straddling Manchester quartet Pale Waves are long overdue their Slam Dunk debut this year. As vocalist Heather Baron-Gracie explains, arriving at one of the UK’s most riotous festivals is just the next step towards total domination…

Knocked Loose’s new album features their most “extreme, chaotic and anxiety-inducing” songs ever

In an exclusive update from the studio, Bryan Garris promises plenty of “big moments” on You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To – but they’re “juxtaposed against what are the most extreme, chaotic, anxiety-inducing songs that Knocked Loose have ever written”.

The Callous Daoboys announce summer UK headline dates

As well as hitting Download Festival in June, The Callous Daoboys will be playing some new headline shows in Bristol, London and Glasgow!

See Courtney Love join Billie Joe Armstrong onstage to perform three covers

Courtney Love made a surprise appearance at The Garage in London last night with Billie Joe Armstrong’s side-project The Coverups, performing songs by Cheap Trick and Tom Petty.

Album review: New Years Day – Half Black Heart

California goth-rock mainstays New Years Day dig deep into their duality on thumping fifth album, Half Black Heart.

Watch the video for CLT DRP’s new single, Until You Showed Me

CLT DRP’s new single Until You Showed Me is the trio’s “little ode to the queers and anyone who strays from the binary in any way small or large”.

pink suits criticise trickle-down economics with new four-second single

pink suits have released a new single entitled A Comprehensive Breakdown Of How Trickle Down Economics Works – and you’ll find out their opinion in no time…

Ho99o9 unleash new single, A Machine Of

Listen to Ho99o9’s electric new single A Machine Of – and get ready for their “incoming” third album…

Knocked Loose announce new album, You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To

Knocked Loose have announced their highly-anticipated third album, You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To, which features guest spots from Poppy and Chris Motionless.

“I’m really glad that we got back to that playfulness, there was no pressure to write the perfect record”: Inside Les Savy Fav’s long overdue sixth album, Oui, LSF

New York art-punks Les Savy Fav are back with their first full-length in 14 years in the form of Oui, LSF. A record that rages from playful to painful, and everything in between, bassist Syd Butler and vocalist Tim Harrington take us inside its inception and why now is the right time to make their return…

Hear blink-182’s Untitled album reimagined into lullabies

From opener Feeling This to closing track I’m Lost Without You, Sparrow Sleeps have worked their wonderful, peaceful magic all over blink-182’s classic Untitled album.

“This band is therapy, family, fun, work… it’s all together for us”: Blackout Problems on new album RIOT, the power of personal progression and standing up for what’s right

Blackout Problems have ideas, some grandiose, some personal, but they’re all wrapped up in new album RIOT. To dig into the record and what’s really inspiring the German electropunks, we headed to Belgium to find a band reckoning with everything from the departure of a member to complete environmental collapse…

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