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The legendary Sparks’ 28th studio album out now; UK Tour this Summer

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❉ Sparks’ acclaimed new album MAD! available now on new label home Transgressive Records.

Pale Blue Dot: New single inspired by the cult film ’Picnic at Hanging Rock’

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❉ Italian shoegaze band unveils the lead single from their debut album (h)eart(h), due on 6 June.

FIRL Announce Royal Albert Hall Show, Debut Album ‘Wildwood’

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❉ Acclaimed violin/cello duo will be appearing at The Elgar Room at the Albert Hall on June 10th – with special guests David Arnold and Nitin Sawhney.

Castles in Space Presents Double Dalham!

14 May 2025 We Are Cult 0

❉ Castles in Space drop two new albums from London based artist, Dalham. On the same day!

Léa Sen announces debut album ‘Levels’ out this Spring

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❉ Coming on 30th May via Partisan Records, the first opus from French singer, songwriter and producer.

Surf’s Up for The Legends Of Surf Guitar

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❉ A once-in-a-lifetime gathering of surf music pioneers and revivalists, captured live at Southern California’s legendary Lighthouse Café — now finally available for fans worldwide on July 4, 2025.

Maximo Park’s Duncan Lloyd previews new album

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❉ Reveal Records shares single ‘Laugh So Loud’ by Maximo Park’s Duncan Lloyd, heralding new album

Expanded reissue of Orbital’s ‘Brown Album’

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❉ Orbital’s seminal second album will be re-released on 23rd May via London Records on vinyl, cassette, CD and digital platforms.

New music from Spray with first in a new series of EPs!

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❉ Lovable Lancashire scamps Spray give a selection of their back catalogue a glow-up on reSPRAY Vol. 1

Riffs for our troubled times: The Nightingales – The Awful Truth

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❉ The Nightingales are more artistically relevant than ever, writes James Collingwood.

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