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From college friendship to one of Dublin’s most talked-about new acts, Burglar are carving out a space of their own with harmony-led indie-pop and a love of all things 90s.

by Linsey Teggert

Burglar are making indie-pop feel like the easiest thing in the world

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From college friendship to one of Dublin’s most talked-about new acts, Burglar are carving out a space of their own with harmony-led indie-pop and a love of all things 90s.

By Linsey Teggert

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Their seventh album arrives in June via Cult Records and RCA Records.

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.

By Martyn Young

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

At a rare small-venue show in Brixton, Muse debut material from their upcoming album.

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

As they gear up for Dot To Dot, Lambrini Girls break down their ferocious new single ‘Cult Of Celebrity’ and why celebrity culture should make you incredibly uneasy...

By Felicity Newton

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

From supermarket meltdowns to broken appliances, Getdown Services are finding meaning in life’s most ridiculous moments ahead of a summer full of festival fun.

By Steven Loftin

Courtney Barnett lets instinct lead the way on ‘Creature of Habit’

Courtney Barnett lets instinct lead the way on ‘Creature of Habit’

Written in the wake of relocation and reflection, Courtney Barnett’s new album finds her trusting the subconscious - and a well-timed mantis.

By Ciaran Picker

Snail Mail stares into the void and finds herself

Snail Mail stares into the void and finds herself

On her third album 'Ricochet', Lindsey Jordan swaps teenage romance for mortality, time and the terror of loving anything too much. It's her most expansive and emotionally ambitious record yet.

By Martyn Young

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Two decades in, Scranton emo mainstays Tigers Jaw are still evolving. Their new album ‘Lost on You’ finds the band reckoning with time, growth and the people they’ve been along the way.

James Blake has nothing left to prove

James Blake has nothing left to prove

Seven albums deep, James Blake is no longer chasing chart positions or fire-emoji approval. 'Trying Times' finds him back in London and unafraid to confront capitalism, celebrity culture and his own ambition, delivering a record that's both deeply personal and politically awake.

By Martyn Young

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon - Sonic Youth co-founder, visual artist and lifelong disruptor - is back with her third solo album 'Play Me'. It's a fierce, funny record that dares AI (and everyone else) to keep up.

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Their seventh album arrives in June via Cult Records and RCA Records.

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.

By Martyn Young

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Their seventh album arrives in June via Cult Records and RCA Records.

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.

By Martyn Young

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

At a rare small-venue show in Brixton, Muse debut material from their upcoming album.

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

As they gear up for Dot To Dot, Lambrini Girls break down their ferocious new single ‘Cult Of Celebrity’ and why celebrity culture should make you incredibly uneasy...

By Felicity Newton

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

From supermarket meltdowns to broken appliances, Getdown Services are finding meaning in life’s most ridiculous moments ahead of a summer full of festival fun.

By Steven Loftin

Courtney Barnett lets instinct lead the way on ‘Creature of Habit’

Courtney Barnett lets instinct lead the way on ‘Creature of Habit’

Written in the wake of relocation and reflection, Courtney Barnett’s new album finds her trusting the subconscious - and a well-timed mantis.

By Ciaran Picker

Snail Mail stares into the void and finds herself

Snail Mail stares into the void and finds herself

On her third album 'Ricochet', Lindsey Jordan swaps teenage romance for mortality, time and the terror of loving anything too much. It's her most expansive and emotionally ambitious record yet.

By Martyn Young

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Two decades in, Scranton emo mainstays Tigers Jaw are still evolving. Their new album ‘Lost on You’ finds the band reckoning with time, growth and the people they’ve been along the way.

James Blake has nothing left to prove

James Blake has nothing left to prove

Seven albums deep, James Blake is no longer chasing chart positions or fire-emoji approval. 'Trying Times' finds him back in London and unafraid to confront capitalism, celebrity culture and his own ambition, delivering a record that's both deeply personal and politically awake.

By Martyn Young

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon - Sonic Youth co-founder, visual artist and lifelong disruptor - is back with her third solo album 'Play Me'. It's a fierce, funny record that dares AI (and everyone else) to keep up.

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Their seventh album arrives in June via Cult Records and RCA Records.

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.

By Martyn Young

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Two decades in, Scranton emo mainstays Tigers Jaw are still evolving. Their new album ‘Lost on You’ finds the band reckoning with time, growth and the people they’ve been along the way.

James Blake has nothing left to prove

James Blake has nothing left to prove

Seven albums deep, James Blake is no longer chasing chart positions or fire-emoji approval. 'Trying Times' finds him back in London and unafraid to confront capitalism, celebrity culture and his own ambition, delivering a record that's both deeply personal and politically awake.

By Martyn Young

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon - Sonic Youth co-founder, visual artist and lifelong disruptor - is back with her third solo album 'Play Me'. It's a fierce, funny record that dares AI (and everyone else) to keep up.

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Their seventh album arrives in June via Cult Records and RCA Records.

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.

By Martyn Young

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

At a rare small-venue show in Brixton, Muse debut material from their upcoming album.

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

As they gear up for Dot To Dot, Lambrini Girls break down their ferocious new single ‘Cult Of Celebrity’ and why celebrity culture should make you incredibly uneasy...

By Felicity Newton

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

From supermarket meltdowns to broken appliances, Getdown Services are finding meaning in life’s most ridiculous moments ahead of a summer full of festival fun.

By Steven Loftin

Courtney Barnett lets instinct lead the way on ‘Creature of Habit’

Courtney Barnett lets instinct lead the way on ‘Creature of Habit’

Written in the wake of relocation and reflection, Courtney Barnett’s new album finds her trusting the subconscious - and a well-timed mantis.

By Ciaran Picker

Snail Mail stares into the void and finds herself

Snail Mail stares into the void and finds herself

On her third album 'Ricochet', Lindsey Jordan swaps teenage romance for mortality, time and the terror of loving anything too much. It's her most expansive and emotionally ambitious record yet.

By Martyn Young

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Tigers Jaw confront past, present and future on ‘Lost on You’

Two decades in, Scranton emo mainstays Tigers Jaw are still evolving. Their new album ‘Lost on You’ finds the band reckoning with time, growth and the people they’ve been along the way.

James Blake has nothing left to prove

James Blake has nothing left to prove

Seven albums deep, James Blake is no longer chasing chart positions or fire-emoji approval. 'Trying Times' finds him back in London and unafraid to confront capitalism, celebrity culture and his own ambition, delivering a record that's both deeply personal and politically awake.

By Martyn Young

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon plays to win

Kim Gordon - Sonic Youth co-founder, visual artist and lifelong disruptor - is back with her third solo album 'Play Me'. It's a fierce, funny record that dares AI (and everyone else) to keep up.

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Their seventh album arrives in June via Cult Records and RCA Records.

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

The 1975's Ross MacDonald is pushing himself to the limit for music therapy

Ross MacDonald is trading stadiums for saddle sores as he cycles 1,100 miles from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise funds for Nordoff and Robbins.

By Martyn Young

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

At a rare small-venue show in Brixton, Muse debut material from their upcoming album.

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

Dot To Dot 2026: Lambrini Girls are tearing down the cult of celebrity

As they gear up for Dot To Dot, Lambrini Girls break down their ferocious new single ‘Cult Of Celebrity’ and why celebrity culture should make you incredibly uneasy...

By Felicity Newton

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

"It does sometimes feel like a private joke": Getdown Services explain themselves

From supermarket meltdowns to broken appliances, Getdown Services are finding meaning in life’s most ridiculous moments ahead of a summer full of festival fun.

By Steven Loftin

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LIDO Festival has rescheduled their Maribou State show to August, and cancelled CMAT and Bombay Bicycle Club's dates

LIDO Festival has rescheduled their Maribou State show to August, and cancelled CMAT and Bombay Bicycle Club's dates

The changes are in a bid to protect the condition of the park's grounds.

9 Apr•By Sam Taylor

Makeshift Art Bar have signed to Heist or Hit and shared ‘Chocolate’ from new EP ‘Marionette’

Modern Woman have dropped ‘Johnny’s Dreamworld’, a new single about getting lost in your own head

Coachella has revealed its full 2026 running order, streaming all seven stages live

Coachella has revealed its full 2026 running order, streaming all seven stages live

The festival will be streaming all seven of its stages simultaneously.

Ho99o9 have shared a video for ‘OK, I’m Reloaded’, one of the “meanest and unapologetic” tracks from their new album

A fresh run of UK and European summer dates has also been confirmed.

Lykke Li has unveiled ‘Sick of Love’, a new single about love’s lowest moments

Militarie Gun have dropped their new ‘Kick’ video, filmed in parks, taxis and gyms across the UK

Angine de Poitrine have announced a second Troxy date alongside venue upgrades across the UK and Ireland

Olivia Rodrigo has landed a dual role as host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live

$Lambrini Girls have cancelled six weeks of shows after Phoebe Lunny sustains fractured neck and brain injury$

Lambrini Girls have cancelled six weeks of shows after Phoebe Lunny sustains fractured neck and brain injury

The injury originally sustained in Australia was initially misdiagnosed before treatment.

Get Together Festival has added Factory Floor, Lucia & The Best Boys and more to its 2026 lineup

Fat Dog and The Horrors were previously confirmed as co-headliners.

New York songwriter meg elsier has dropped ‘Meaning Of Life’, “giving depression company”

The single arrives via Bright Antenna Records with a video visualiser.

Rosa Walton has shared ‘Halfway Round The World’, a hazy new glimpse of ‘Tell Me It’s A Dream’

UK headline tour and instore dates are confirmed alongside the new track.

Rosa Walton has shared ‘Halfway Round The World’, a hazy new glimpse of ‘Tell Me It’s A Dream’

War Child’s Secret 7" has returned with tracks from John Lennon, The Last Dinner Party, The Maccabees and more

War Child’s Secret 7" has returned with tracks from John Lennon, The Last Dinner Party, The Maccabees and more

Over its nine previous editions, the project has generated more than £900,000 for War Child.

LALA HAYDEN has announced ‘Queen of Midnight’ with ‘GOODTHING’, a raw look at self-sabotage

"I feel like I'm always one bad decision away from completely sabotaging everything in my life."

Just Mustard have shared a Daniel Avery remix of ‘ENDLESS DEATHLESS’, diving deeper into “beautiful distortion”

The Dundalk group are currently on tour around Europe.

LALA HAYDEN has announced ‘Queen of Midnight’ with ‘GOODTHING’, a raw look at self-sabotage

"I feel like I'm always one bad decision away from completely sabotaging everything in my life."

Just Mustard have shared a Daniel Avery remix of ‘ENDLESS DEATHLESS’, diving deeper into “beautiful distortion”

The Dundalk group are currently on tour around Europe.

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Dork+ Early Access & Exclusives

Member-first reads, behind-the-scenes pieces and premium extras that hit Dork+ before anywhere else.

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

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Any Other Questions with… Softcult

These are the hard-hitting facts the music industry needs right now.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Dork

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

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Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

From Grimm’s Fairy Tales to South East London renovations, Holly Humberstone’s second album transforms upheaval into escapism. ‘Cruel World’ is a celebration of sisterhood, romance and learning to trust your instincts when everything else feels unstable.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

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MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

On their fourth album 'Dancing On The Wall', MUNA step into a darker, sweat-soaked world where queer desire, apocalypse anxiety and theatrical self-awareness collide.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

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Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

The Orielles take us through the music that meant the most to them during their teenage years.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

A day in the life of... samxemma

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A day in the life of... samxemma

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

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

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Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

Eleven months after 'Rushmere', they've made their boldest record in years - a fun-first, collaboration-heavy 'Prizefighter' with Aaron Dessner and a guest list that screams Dork-core, from Gracie Abrams to Justin Vernon.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

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Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

With ‘How Did I Get Here?’, Louis Tomlinson slows everything down, chases joy over expectation and discovers a lighter, braver version of himself along the way.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

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Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

Best known for her time with Black Country, New Road, Nina Lim is now leading her own project as Ninush.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Steven Loftin

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

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Any Other Questions with… Softcult

These are the hard-hitting facts the music industry needs right now.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Dork

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

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Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

From Grimm’s Fairy Tales to South East London renovations, Holly Humberstone’s second album transforms upheaval into escapism. ‘Cruel World’ is a celebration of sisterhood, romance and learning to trust your instincts when everything else feels unstable.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

These are the hard-hitting facts the music industry needs right now.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Dork

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

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Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

From Grimm’s Fairy Tales to South East London renovations, Holly Humberstone’s second album transforms upheaval into escapism. ‘Cruel World’ is a celebration of sisterhood, romance and learning to trust your instincts when everything else feels unstable.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

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MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

On their fourth album 'Dancing On The Wall', MUNA step into a darker, sweat-soaked world where queer desire, apocalypse anxiety and theatrical self-awareness collide.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

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Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

The Orielles take us through the music that meant the most to them during their teenage years.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

A day in the life of... samxemma

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A day in the life of... samxemma

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

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

Eleven months after 'Rushmere', they've made their boldest record in years - a fun-first, collaboration-heavy 'Prizefighter' with Aaron Dessner and a guest list that screams Dork-core, from Gracie Abrams to Justin Vernon.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

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Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

With ‘How Did I Get Here?’, Louis Tomlinson slows everything down, chases joy over expectation and discovers a lighter, braver version of himself along the way.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

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Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

Best known for her time with Black Country, New Road, Nina Lim is now leading her own project as Ninush.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Steven Loftin

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

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Any Other Questions with… Softcult

These are the hard-hitting facts the music industry needs right now.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Dork

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

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Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

From Grimm’s Fairy Tales to South East London renovations, Holly Humberstone’s second album transforms upheaval into escapism. ‘Cruel World’ is a celebration of sisterhood, romance and learning to trust your instincts when everything else feels unstable.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

From Grimm’s Fairy Tales to South East London renovations, Holly Humberstone’s second album transforms upheaval into escapism. ‘Cruel World’ is a celebration of sisterhood, romance and learning to trust your instincts when everything else feels unstable.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

On their fourth album 'Dancing On The Wall', MUNA step into a darker, sweat-soaked world where queer desire, apocalypse anxiety and theatrical self-awareness collide.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

The Orielles take us through the music that meant the most to them during their teenage years.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

A day in the life of... samxemma

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

A day in the life of... samxemma

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

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

Eleven months after 'Rushmere', they've made their boldest record in years - a fun-first, collaboration-heavy 'Prizefighter' with Aaron Dessner and a guest list that screams Dork-core, from Gracie Abrams to Justin Vernon.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

With ‘How Did I Get Here?’, Louis Tomlinson slows everything down, chases joy over expectation and discovers a lighter, braver version of himself along the way.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

Best known for her time with Black Country, New Road, Nina Lim is now leading her own project as Ninush.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Steven Loftin

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

These are the hard-hitting facts the music industry needs right now.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Dork

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

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Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

From Grimm’s Fairy Tales to South East London renovations, Holly Humberstone’s second album transforms upheaval into escapism. ‘Cruel World’ is a celebration of sisterhood, romance and learning to trust your instincts when everything else feels unstable.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

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MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

On their fourth album 'Dancing On The Wall', MUNA step into a darker, sweat-soaked world where queer desire, apocalypse anxiety and theatrical self-awareness collide.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

The Orielles take us through the music that meant the most to them during their teenage years.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

A day in the life of... samxemma

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A day in the life of... samxemma

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

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

Eleven months after 'Rushmere', they've made their boldest record in years - a fun-first, collaboration-heavy 'Prizefighter' with Aaron Dessner and a guest list that screams Dork-core, from Gracie Abrams to Justin Vernon.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Louis Tomlinson: "I am a mildly disruptive guy"

With ‘How Did I Get Here?’, Louis Tomlinson slows everything down, chases joy over expectation and discovers a lighter, braver version of himself along the way.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Ninush: Starting again, on her own terms

Best known for her time with Black Country, New Road, Nina Lim is now leading her own project as Ninush.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Steven Loftin

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Any Other Questions with… Softcult

These are the hard-hitting facts the music industry needs right now.

FEB 6, 2026•BY Dork

Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

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Holly Humberstone builds her own fairytale in a cruel world

From Grimm’s Fairy Tales to South East London renovations, Holly Humberstone’s second album transforms upheaval into escapism. ‘Cruel World’ is a celebration of sisterhood, romance and learning to trust your instincts when everything else feels unstable.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Ali Shutler

MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

MUNA are dancing at the edge of the world

On their fourth album 'Dancing On The Wall', MUNA step into a darker, sweat-soaked world where queer desire, apocalypse anxiety and theatrical self-awareness collide.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Neive McCarthy

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

FEATURESEARLY ACCESS

Check out The Orielles' Teenage Kicks playlist, feat. L$D, The Specials, Metronomy and more

The Orielles take us through the music that meant the most to them during their teenage years.

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

A day in the life of... samxemma

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A day in the life of... samxemma

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

MAR 6, 2026•BY Dork

Welcome to the Mumford & Sons Renaissance

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Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

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Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

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Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

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Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

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Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

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Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

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David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

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Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

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Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

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Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

The 100 Club, London

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

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Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

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Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Kentish Town Forum, London

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Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

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David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

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RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

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Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

KOKO, London

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Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

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Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

The 100 Club, London

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Eventim Apollo, London

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

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Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

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Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

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David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

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RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

The O2, London

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Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

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Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

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Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

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Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

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Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

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Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

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Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

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Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

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David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

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RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

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Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

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Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

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Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

The 100 Club, London

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Eventim Apollo, London

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Bootleg Social, Blackpool

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Kentish Town Forum, London

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

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David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

EartH, London

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

The O2, London

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Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

KOKO, London

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

The 100 Club, London

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

The 100 Club, London

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Eventim Apollo, London

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Bootleg Social, Blackpool

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Kentish Town Forum, London

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Alexandra Palace, London

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

EartH, London

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

The O2, London

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

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Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

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Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

The 100 Club, London

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Eventim Apollo, London

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Bootleg Social, Blackpool

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Kentish Town Forum, London

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Alexandra Palace, London

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

EartH, London

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

The O2, London

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

KOKO, London

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

The 100 Club, London

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

The 100 Club, London

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Eventim Apollo, London

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Bootleg Social, Blackpool

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Kentish Town Forum, London

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Alexandra Palace, London

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

EartH, London

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

The O2, London

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

KOKO, London

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

The 100 Club, London

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

Dork's Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club - Night 1: January doesn't stand a chance

The 100 Club, London

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

Muse welcome ‘The Wow! Signal’ with a giddy, playful comeback gig

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Geese cement their status as the band of the moment at Eventim Apollo, London

Eventim Apollo, London

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Dork’s Round The Houses rolls into Blackpool with Antony Szmierek leading the charge

Bootleg Social, Blackpool

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Audrey Hobert is serious about being silly at London's Kentish Town Forum

Kentish Town Forum, London

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Viagra Boys' Shrimptech empire expands to Alexandra Palace

Alexandra Palace, London

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

David Byrne turns big ideas into bigger pop at London's Eventim Apollo

EartH, London

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

RAYE at the O2 Arena: a gorgeous, gritty ode to joy

The O2, London

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

Matilda Mann casts a spell over St Matthias Church, London for Dork's Night Out

KOKO, London

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

Dork’s Here Comes Your Jan @ 100 Club – Night 2: Friday takes over

The 100 Club, London

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Courtney Barnett has announced a UK and European tour following ‘Creature of Habit’

Courtney Barnett has announced a UK and European tour following ‘Creature of Habit’

Twelve dates are confirmed including Barrowland Ballroom and O2 Forum Kentish Town.

8 Apr•By Sam Taylor

Grandmas House have shared ‘DOG’, a heavy new track shaped by chronic illness

Sabrina Carpenter has shared her ‘House Tour’ video starring Margaret Qualley and Madelyn Cline

Bleachers have announced a major UK and European tour, culminating at London’s Eventim Apollo

Bleachers have announced a major UK and European tour, culminating at London’s Eventim Apollo

Fifth album 'everyone for ten minutes' is due via Dirty Hit.

The 1975’s Ross MacDonald and PVRIS’ Brian MacDonald have begun their 1,100-mile charity cycle across the UK

The iconic route will be completed over two weeks for Nordoff and Robbins.

The Strokes have a new album, 'Reality Awaits', coming this summer

Manchester four-piece The Rolling People have shared their new EP, ‘Outlier’

Tom A. Smith has announced ‘Put On A Record Tommy’, a six-track EP arriving in May

flowerovlove has dropped ‘American Wedding’, longing for a love that won’t quite commit

Olivia Rodrigo has shared when we'll get her new single 'Drop Dead'

Olivia Rodrigo has shared when we'll get her new single 'Drop Dead'

The first track from her new era precedes her third album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love', due in June.

Rising dream pop band she’s green have shared ‘paper thin’ and announced new EP ‘Swallowtail’

Their new seven-track project is due in July via Photo Finish Records.

Arlo Parks is taking her storytelling to the dancefloor

Already one of the defining voices of her generation, Arlo Parks uses ‘Ambiguous Desire’ to stretch into dance textures and minimalism, her gift for intimate observation still leading the way.

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Their seventh album arrives in June via Cult Records and RCA Records.

The Strokes have announced ‘Reality Awaits’, their first album since 2020, with new track ‘Going Shopping’

Wireless Festival has been cancelled after Home Office denies Kanye West entry to the UK

Wireless Festival has been cancelled after Home Office denies Kanye West entry to the UK

Refunds will be issued after weeks of sponsor withdrawals and political backlash.

Good Kid are building their own indie empire

With a Discord army, hundreds of millions of streams and zero interest in playing by industry rules, Good Kid are redefining what indie really means as they step up with debut album ‘Can We Hang Out Sometime?’.

Rostam has shared live takes on ‘Like a Spark’ and Vampire Weekend’s ‘Young Lion’

The recordings preview his forthcoming concert film and third studio album 'American Stories'.

Good Kid are building their own indie empire

With a Discord army, hundreds of millions of streams and zero interest in playing by industry rules, Good Kid are redefining what indie really means as they step up with debut album ‘Can We Hang Out Sometime?’.

Rostam has shared live takes on ‘Like a Spark’ and Vampire Weekend’s ‘Young Lion’

The recordings preview his forthcoming concert film and third studio album 'American Stories'.

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