
Bleachers have shared new song ‘Blood Brothers’
Bleachers’ new single ‘Blood Brothers’ is out now, ahead of the band’s November and December UK and European tour dates.

Jamie T has spent nearly two decades trying to balance an obsessive need to write songs with a fairly strong desire not to be famous. After almost walking away altogether, 'Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)' finds him working out how to have both.

Marika Hackman’s fifth album arrives in February 2027, alongside a UK and EU tour opening at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
American Football’s SiriusXMU rendition of The Cure’s ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ is now available alongside an acoustic ‘Wake Her Up’.

Four cover stars, a packed line-up of new music and plenty of surprises. Here's what's inside our November 2026 issue.
Josh Baker, KETTAMA and Prospa will play a B2B2B headline set on Creamfields’ ARC stage on Friday 27th August 2027.
ScHoolboy Q has confirmed that ‘THank Que’, his follow-up to 2024’s ‘Blue Lips’, is set to arrive next year.
This month, we nab Master Peace to spy on 24 hours in their life.


Being in your twenties in 2026 is exhausting, and Chloe Slater knows it. Her debut album ‘Riot Youth’ takes aim at the forces keeping young people angry, isolated and afraid, while insisting that there's still plenty worth fighting for.
Sour Widows’ latest ‘Sigil’ preview, ‘Lullaby’, arrives with Maia Sinaiko’s statement on Palestinian liberation.
Gabriels’ first new music since 2023 begins a guest-vocalist chapter with new single ‘Break It’ featuring Say She She.
Member-first reads, behind-the-scenes pieces and premium extras that hit Dork+ before anywhere else.
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Remi Wolf has always done things at full volume. For her third album 'Mud', she's discovered a different kind of freedom, swapping some of her maximalism for a rawer sound that feels every bit as unmistakably her.

Claud has a new dog, a happy relationship and a third album full of love songs. Naturally, they're wondering how long all this good fortune can last.

This month, we nab Master Peace to spy on 24 hours in their life.

Rachel Chinouriri's acclaimed debut made her one of British music's most exciting new voices. Two years, countless huge shows and a fair few revelations later, she's ready to introduce a different side of herself.

Back from tour with a haul of second-hand gear, Starcleaner Reunion let their debut album 'Umbrella' get gloriously out of hand. A childhood garage can take you surprisingly far.

Being in your twenties in 2026 is exhausting, and Chloe Slater knows it. Her debut album ‘Riot Youth’ takes aim at the forces keeping young people angry, isolated and afraid, while insisting that there's still plenty worth fighting for.

A year ago, Basht were still putting the final pieces of the band together. Now, debut album ‘Poor Advice’ finds the Dublin four-piece trusting their instincts and refusing to settle into any one lane.

Remi Wolf has always done things at full volume. For her third album 'Mud', she's discovered a different kind of freedom, swapping some of her maximalism for a rawer sound that feels every bit as unmistakably her.

Claud has a new dog, a happy relationship and a third album full of love songs. Naturally, they're wondering how long all this good fortune can last.

Soraya Cinema’s new single ‘Movie’ arrives with a nocturnal video filmed in Tunisia, following earlier track ‘Creepy’.
YouTube Music is rolling out player-page labels for tracks made primarily using generative AI, using partner disclosures alongside its own detection tools.
The expanded edition arrives on 27th November with five additional recordings, including a Courtney Pine collaboration and a Mick Jagger-Keith Richards duet featuring Charlie Watts.

R&B singer and electronic music obsessive Rochelle Jordan has always believed in the possibilities of the remix. Now, she's handed 'Through The Wall' over to some of dance music's most exciting names.
Tate McRae will release her new single ‘Housewife’ on 15th October.


The ‘WILD’ bonus track is now available digitally alongside a new visualiser, with Lara Raj co-writing and co-producing the song.
Michael Stipe’s first solo single is due on New Year’s Eve, with his long-awaited debut album set to follow in May 2027.

Staking their claim to be the best band of their generation.




Staking their claim to be the best band of their generation.

'Sugar Rush' captures a young band at precisely the point where enthusiasm, confidence and a lot of gigging have started feeding into each other. It's messy, urgent and ridiculously alive.

Slayyyter’s nine-track ‘Wor$t Man in America’ will arrive on 4th December as a companion to March’s ‘WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA’.
Violet Grohl’s Vevo DSCVR session puts ‘Bug In The Cake’ centre stage, with a second performance of ‘Often Others’ to follow.

Longtime Dork favourites returned the other week with 'Skinny Boy'.
Phoebe Bridgers joined Conor Oberst and Bright Eyes for ‘Lua’ at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl.
Shygirl will take SWALLOW! Live across Europe and North America in 2027, including a London date at the Royal Albert Hall.
Dork Radio’s monthly show is back at 8pm, with The North joining the latest episode and new music from Fontaines D.C., Sports Team and more.


Keo will take ‘Put A Smile On For Me’ across the UK, Europe and North America from February to May 2027.
Raleigh Ritchie begins his ‘RR3’ era with ‘I Had A Feeling’, a new single produced by GRADES.
Cambridge six-piece Ugly have unveiled ‘In Samphedoo’, the final preview of debut album ‘The South Facade’, due next week.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December



Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ is set to arrive on PVOD, 4K UHD and Blu-ray on 17th November, though UK retailer, pricing and subscription details remain unconfirmed.
This month, we nab Master Peace to spy on 24 hours in their life.
Stanley Welch is a Glasgow-based songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist and occasional musical-theatre auteur. His new double album turns heartbreak into a house party where every song follows somebody out the door.
YouTube Music is rolling out player-page labels for tracks made primarily using generative AI, using partner disclosures alongside its own detection tools.

