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The Lemonheads reveal new single ‘The Key Of Victory’ from ‘Love Chant’, the first album of original material in nearly two decades

'The Key of Victory' is all slow motion and soft shadows — a modal, meditative piece anchored by Apollo Nove’s winding guitar and Erin Rae’s spectral harmonies. Written with David Ashby (Rum Shebeen), its vocal was recorded at Abbey Road. Stamped with a profound lightness and beauty, 'The Key of Victory' is indicative of the songwriting diversity at play on Love Chant.

The Saints’ new album ‘Long March Through the Jazz Age’, the last recorded work by Chris Bailey will be released in November. Listen to ‘Empires (Sometimes We Fall)’

On 28th November 2025, Fire Records will release Long March Through the Jazz Age, the last recorded work by Chris Bailey and The Saints, coinciding closely with what would have been Bailey’s 69th birthday. It’s a moving farewell - a testament to a restless, uncompromising artist who always moved forward, one of rock’s great lyricists and iconoclasts

Black Lips reveal new single ‘So Far Gone’ from ‘Season Of The Peach’ and announce a companion album ‘Bebop Armageddon (Detours & Offcuts from Season Of The Peach)’

Black Lips bring the intensity on their latest single 'So Far Gone', a timeless fuzzy garage rock anthem. Its dense layers of driving, grunge-soaked guitars propelling us through its three minute duration. Drifting between moments of shimmering percussion and knotty, charged guitar lines, Black Lips offer a single which is simultaneously detailed and faithful to their raw, distinct rock-and-roll influence

Faten Kanaan announces new album ‘Diary Of A Candle’. Listen to the first single ‘Afternoon’

'Diary of a Candle' is a consoling, melodic suite – with tender woodwinds and richly-layered strings touched by the hazy atmospheres of 1970s/1980s films. Its understated heart-on sleeve romanticism follows the rhythm of nature: it bends in the breeze, drifts through the air, and settles on the ground. The ambiance is not an escapism, but the re-focusing of a lens through which humans are no longer the protagonists. Instead, a landscape's intimate details become the central figures