Dork Jukebox: Wolf Alice, Pale Waves, Shame and more
Here we are again.
Published: 9:54 pm, September 23, 2017
Here we are again. All settled and comfortable, and ready for another edition of our famous Jukebox. So what have we got for you? Well, it’s a good thing you asked. There’s new tracks from Wolf Alice, Morrissey, Phobophobes, Shame, Gengahr, ROE, and Maggie Rogers, plus Arcade Fire were playing ‘Mind Games’ with us in their Spotify session this week when they covered Joh. Then there’s been live announces from Alvvays, Sea Girls, and Cloud Nothings , while At the Drive In and Death From Above doubled up for a run of co-headline dates, and IDLES, the Xcerts, and Francobollo have jumped on the bandwagon for Manchester’s Neighbourhood Festival.
What about videos, you ask? Well, how about Bjork, Isaac Gracie, Pale Waves, Muna, Metz, Blaenavon, Perfume Genius, Weaves, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and Frightened Rabbit? All that, plus Bloxx played ‘Coke’ live in session. Phew.
Check everything out in this week's Jukebox.
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Biig Piig infuses her intimate neo-soul vignettes with influences from her time growing up in Spain.
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Their debut album ‘The Witch’ was a critical darling, but with its arrival came news that changed everything for Pumarosa. Now back with a second album which rips up expectation; they’re a band reborn.
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Nearly 15 years after forming, Foals have just released their most outward-looking record to date, heralding a new era of social accountability, visceral lyrics and a commitment to saving our dying planet. That's if Yannis doesn't do himself another mischief first…
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Matt Maltese on album number two, and embracing the ballad.
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