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Tom Grennan reveals forthcoming collaboration with Calvin Harris, ‘By Your Side’
Bedford-born musician Tom Grennan has revealed he has a new collaborative single titled ‘By Your Side’ on the way, made with none other than Calvin Harris. Revealing the collaboration on social media yesterday (May 22), Grennan shared a clip of the song with kaleidoscopic visuals and a June 4 release date. READ MORE: Tom Grennan – ‘Evering Road’ review: as nice but nondescript as the street it’s named after “I’ve been trying to keep this a secret for a minute now,” he captioned the post. Advertisement “The big man @calvinharris asked me if I wanted to jump on a...
The Tragically Hip release new EP ‘Saskadelphia’
Canadian outfit The Tragically Hip have released a new EP titled ‘Saskadelphia’, four years since the death of frontman Gord Downie. The new six-track EP arrived on Friday (May 21), comprising unreleased songs written in 1990, initially intended to appear on their album ‘Road Apples’. Five of the tracks were recorded that same year during their studio sessions for the record, while the sixth, ‘Montreal’, was recorded live during a 2000 concert. Listen to ‘Saskadelphia’ below. Advertisement According to a press statement, ‘Saskadelphia’ refers to the extensive touring the outfit did in the early ’90s, and was the original...
Fans react to The Smile’s Glastonbury debut: “Thom Yorke unleashing his inner demented punk”
The Smile, the new band comprised of Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood and Sons Of Kemet’s Tom Skinner, gave their debut live performance tonight (May 22). The new group played as part of Glastonbury’s Live At Worthy Farm livestream event, which was filmed at various spots across the iconic festival site. READ MORE: Emily Eavis on the Glastonbury livestream: “There might be subtle hints towards the future” The Smile’s involvement was only announced hours before the livestream began, while the set offered fans the first chance to hear music by the new project, which Yorke dubbed “a collaboration with...
The Streets claim ‘Who’s Got The Bag (21st June)’ has been banned by Radio 1
The Streets‘ Mike Skinner has claimed their latest single ‘Who’s Got The Bag (21st June)’ has been banned by BBC Radio 1. The track, which was released in March, looks ahead to the impending end of lockdown. Current restrictions are scheduled to be lifted on June 21, as referenced in the song’s title. READ MORE: The Streets live in London: the finest and most fun livestream gig we’ve seen so far Speaking about the track at the time of its release, Skinner said: “It’s been too long since I’ve been behind some decks, or on a stage, in a tour...
Coldplay debut new song ‘Human Heart’ on Glastonbury livestream
Coldplay debuted a brand new song called ‘Human Heart’ during their set on the Glastonbury livestream. The band were one of a number of artists to perform at the Live At Worthy Farm event, which was recorded at various locations across the festival site. READ MORE: Emily Eavis on the Glastonbury livestream: “There might be subtle hints towards the future” During their performance, which took place in front of the skeleton of the Pyramid Stage, Coldplay took the opportunity to give the live premiere of a new track called ‘Human Heart’. The song saw them team up with US sister...
Glastonbury apologise as fans locked out of Live At Worthy Farm livestream
Glastonbury Festival has apologised as thousands of fans struggled to gain access to tonight’s (May 22) Live At Worthy Farm livestream. The virtual event will see performances by the likes of Wolf Alice, Haim, Coldplay, Michael Kiwanuka and the debut appearance of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s new band The Smile. Each set was performed at a different location around the iconic festival site. READ MORE: Emily Eavis on the Glastonbury livestream: “There might be subtle hints towards the future” The livestream kicked off at 7pm BST with Wolf Alice’s performance, but many fans reported on Twitter that they could...
Pet Shop Boys share orchestral new song ‘Cricket wife’
Pet Shop Boys have shared a new, 10-minute long single called ‘Cricket wife’ – scroll down the page to listen to it now. The track follows the duo’s 2020 album ‘Hotspot’ and was released yesterday (May 21), alongside the arrival of their ‘My Beautiful Launderette’ EP to streaming services fro the first time. READ MORE: Pet Shop Boys – ‘Hotspot’ review: astutely observed social commentary in the form of absolute mega bangers ‘Cricket wife’ is one side of a two-track single that was shared as part of the band’s Annually 2021, this year’s edition of their yearly annual release. The other...
Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker has written a new song for Aussie Rules team Fremantle Dockers
Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker has written a new song for his favourite Aussie Rules football team, the Fremantle Dockers. The band’s frontman has also been named as the club’s top fan – or their #1 ticket holder – at their latest match, which was held earlier today (May 22). READ MORE: Tame Impala live in Yallingup: psych oddballs take it back to the start “Incredibly honoured to be the new Fremantle Dockers #1 ticket holder,” Parker wrote on Instagram. “I will cherish this forever. Hope the fans like the song. Go Freo.” View this post on Instagram A post shared...
Listen to Logic and Madlib’s new collab ‘Raddest Dad’
Logic and Madlib have shared a new collaboration called ‘Raddest Dad’, the next taste of a potential album under the moniker MadGic. It’s the second track the pair have released since announcing they had teamed up to work on music together during lockdown. READ MORE: Logic – ‘No Pressure’ review: positive rapper bids farewell with an elegiac and heartfelt swan song The end of ‘Raddest Dad’ features a hidden message that is revealed when the section is played in reverse. In it, Logic addresses his retirement from music – a move he took after releasing his album ‘No Pressure’ last...Recent Posts
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