New Music: Circles

           

James Blunt has shared the new single "Circles" along with the music video. The song will feature on his upcoming album "Airplane Mode", which is due out in November. 'Circles' is a song inspired by the music James wanted to make when he first started out, and is about things that keep you up at night.  Speaking about his new song, James said: "'Circles' harks back to the inspiration I had for my very first album, of the music from the late 90’s and early 00s. This is what I wanted my music to sound like, and it’s who I am as a result." The music video features James driving around on a mini tractor.

Primicia: Isle Of Dogs/Zoom Zoom The Little Boy

           

            

Morrissey announced a pair of single released today, each track arrive alongside a previously unreleased B-side from Mozza's latest album "Make-Up Is A Lie" album sessions. Both releases will be made available on limited edition 7” black vinyl on October 16, via Sire/ Warner Records. The previously unreleased B-sides, are "Isle of Dogs" and "Without Music The World Dies," the first one is the B-side of the single "Kerching Kerching", and the second is the b-side of the single "Zoom Zoom The Little Boy" the track was co.written by Morrissey and Gustavo Manzur.

 

New Music: Zoom Zoom The Little Boy

           

The pro-animal anthem “Zoom Zoom the Little Boy” the other track premiered by Morrissey today is backed with live favorite "Without Music The World Dies," It was originally released on March 6, 2026 as a part of his latest album "Make Up Is A Lie", it was subsequently released as a physical 7" vinyl single today. The song, written by Morrissey alongside Jesse Tobias and Mike Daly, features upbeat, catchy alternative pop-rock production that contrasts with a strong social commentary on animal welfare and vegetarianism. The video for “Zoom Zoom the Little Boy” will follow on November 13.

New Music: Kerching Kerching

           

The music Icon, Morrissey has shared his new single "Kerching Kerching" a standout track taken from his latest album "Make Up Is A Lie," the new track coincides with a highly anticipated physical drop: two new limited-edition 7-inch vinyl singles pairing the track with a coveted, previously unreleased B-side titled"Isle Of Dogs" and also "Zoom Zoom The Little Boy backed with "Without Music The World Dies", the official music video has been directed by Lewis Cater and starring actor Bill Nighy.

New Music: Koysar

            

Kings of Leon have released new single "KOYSAR", the latest single from their upcoming 10th studio album "O My Beloved". KOYSAR is an abbreviation for "Kick Off Your Shoes and Run". It draws on the band's childhood memories and the perspective they've gained as they raise families of their own. Continuing in the vein of the band's recent, more laid-back tracks, the song blends a relaxed feel with a joyful, carefree spirit, reflecting on the simple moments that shape who we become and the lessons we pass on to the next generation. The music video finds Kings of Leon enjoying a carefree day at the fair with their loved ones. It’s a joyful nod to the simple pleasures of their past, capturing the magic of keeping family traditions alive while making new memories. 

 

New Music: Japan

           

Ahead of the worldwide release of the band new album "Dopamine Chamber", Fontaines D.C. are sharing a video for album track "Japan."  Directed by BAFTA-winning filmmaker Luna Carmoon – who previously collaborated with the band, in the "Japan" video stars Angèle Metzger, Charlie Heaton and Sean Black.

New Music: Now And Then

           

Hard-Fi are back and just released their brand new album "Sweating Someone Else's Fever" the band's first new studio album in 15 years and shares their new single, the guitar-driven tune "Now And Then" echoing the good old sound of the 00's, about the track, frontman Richard Archer said: "Unless you’re on your way to the GTech, the Waterloo via Hounslow Loop can feel like you’re suspended in time”, Now and Then explores the constant yo-yo-ing of feeling invincible one minute and broken the next and the worry that you’ve dragged the ones you love down with you with the paralysis of not being one or the other. Video has been shot by frontman Richard Archer & Elysia Ayling. 

New Music: Starless

           

A Perfect Circle after comfirmed their eagerly-awaited return shares "Starless," the band brand new single. Speaking on the single, Keenan enthused about the track while confiding that its full potential is achieved onstage. "Of course I’m excited to release the recordings but our songs always take on an expanded personality once we start playing them live."

New Music: Spectral Eyes

           

Blondie have announced a new album, High Noon, which will be the band's first new album in a decade and will include the final recordings of drummer/co-founder Clem Burke, who died in 2025. They have also shared the album's first single, "Spectral Eyes," which was written by Johnny Marr, who plays guitar on the song. High Noon is due out February 26, 2027 via BMG. 

News: Blondie Announce Their First New Album In 10 Years And The Last To Feature Late Clem Burke

 

Legendary band Blondie have announced a new album, High Noon, which will be the band's first new album in a decade and will include the final recordings of drummer/co-founder Clem Burke, who died in 2025. 

The new album is led by original Blondie and remaining members Debbie Harry and Chris Stein. The album also features Glen Matlock of Sex Pistols, Zach Condon of Beirut, and Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig of Lucius.

The album follows 2017's Pollinator, which also featured Johnny Marr, as well as Blood Orange (aka Dev Hynes), Charli XCX, Sia, TV on the Radio’s Dave Sitek, Joan Jett, Laurie Anderson, The Strokes’ Nick Valensi, and others. 

Sessions for High Noon began with John Congleton, who also produced Pollinator. Then the band worked with David Wrench  for additional production and mixing. 

About the record: "Is classic Blondie—an amalgamation of all our different influences and eras into something new," says Debbie Harry in a press release. "This music feels grounded in the present, shaped by who we are and how we're living now."

"It's been a long, strange ride, and somehow here we are with another Blondie album," says Chris Stein. I’m not sure what the fuck I'm supposed to say at this point, except that we're incredibly grateful for all your support over the years."

Rob Roth did the album's artwork, visualiser videos, and a short film he directed for the album. He worked with creative studio Untold Studios. Roth has been working with the band since 1999's No Exit. I wanted to create something unexpected, but something that still feels quintessentially Blondie, says Roth. High Noon exists in its own world—somewhere between the past, present and future. There are references to different eras and the band’s history, all mixed together to create something that feels both familiar and new.

High Noon Track List:  

 

1. Spectral Eyes

2. Heartbreak Kid

3. Come Back Home

4. Tambo Tambo

5. Man Who Had No Face

6. The End

7. Little Metal Drummer

8. Sleepwalking

9. Whistle Into The Wind

10. Antifreeze

11. East of Eden

12. Bad Underwear

13. Ah, Sunflower, Weary of Time