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A trapezoid has four sides and a distinct slant. Jess Holt has named her heavier, wonkier second album after one.
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A trapezoid has four sides and a distinct slant. Jess Holt has named her heavier, wonkier second album after one.
Saxophonist, poet, benediction-dispenser to the British underground - and now, apparently, a fighter in training. Ahead of LIDO on 31st August and with a new EP addressed to the children of our children, the gentlest man in music explains why he’s learning to hit people.
As football, fashion and politics wrestle over what Britain means, a generation of artists is building a more hopeful vision of national identity.
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Looking at this year's lineup, there are five artists we'd back to headline Truck one day.
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A trapezoid has four sides and a distinct slant. Jess Holt has named her heavier, wonkier second album after one.
Saxophonist, poet, benediction-dispenser to the British underground - and now, apparently, a fighter in training. Ahead of LIDO on 31st August and with a new EP addressed to the children of our children, the gentlest man in music explains why he’s learning to hit people.
A 21-date North American autumn tour and two festival slots also confirmed.
London singer-songwriter's stripped-back Wembley rendition of the George Michael classic gets official release.
Richard Russell and Jonny Banger link with Maharishi for bomber jacket and vinyl compilation.
As football, fashion and politics wrestle over what Britain means, a generation of artists is building a more hopeful vision of national identity.
New single 'Standing On A Pane Of Glass' arrives ahead of the 16th October release.
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Seven-track mixtape 'The Summer Fables' follows on 14th August via Phatboy.
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Laurie Vincent's post-Soft Play band preview debut LP with third single.
David Byrne in a UK festival exclusive, Wet Leg back where it all started, and enough buzzy new bands to fill next year’s Hype List for 2027. Latitude turns twenty this weekend, and Dork will be there from the very first night. Here’s everything you need to know, and everyone you need to see.
The Dublin group's first 2026 release lands with a hallucinatory Talia Beale-directed video.
Looking at this year's lineup, there are five artists we'd back to headline Truck one day.
As football, fashion and politics wrestle over what Britain means, a generation of artists is building a more hopeful vision of national identity.
A shelved demo, resurfaced from an old folder, becomes the trio's latest single.
London singer-songwriter's stripped-back Wembley rendition of the George Michael classic gets official release.
