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You’ll Leave the City EP (opens the original)
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Jul 21, 2026 Web Exclusive By Haydon Spenceley Ea Othilde, is a 21-year-old musician from Oslo. Her first two albums, 2023’s Mary, Aren’t You Tired? and last October’s I Will Not Be Like That were nominated for Norwegian Grammy Awards. If you are an Ea Othilde aficionado you will already know this, but for the rest of us, we are in for one hell of a discovery. Characterized as a singer/songwriter, Ea Othilde is, on the evidence of this excellent EP, more akin to an indie rock star in the making.
Shallow Hits (opens the original)
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Jul 17, 2026 Web Exclusive By Haydon Spenceley Helped by the reputation and muscle of Ninja Tune, Ebbb have been building buzz for some time. Shallow Hits, their 11-track debut album, follows hot on the heels of a plethora of singles and EPs that have progressively indicated for some time that this band is both ready to dominate the radio airwaves and probably soundtrack your time at the gym in equal measure. The sound the trio create feels both fresh and familiar (always a good trick), presenti
Don+t Settle (Volume 2 – Transmissions West) (opens the original)
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Jun 29, 2026 Web Exclusive By Haydon Spenceley There is something almost frightening about the visceral force and passion emanating from Glen Hansard as he and his incredible band tear through “Revelate” on this, the second volume of his new live album project. Whether with The Frames, The Swell Season, as a solo artist, or accompanier of others, fire and passion have always been Hansard’s stock in trade and yet the sheer ferocity and effect of “Revelate” remains startling. It is the first of se
The City is Coming to Erase It All (opens the original)
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Jul 02, 2026 Web Exclusive By Haydon Spenceley Since 2006, Fink (frontman Finn Greenall and band members Tim Thornton and Guy Whittaker) have released nine full-length albums, alongside multiple (excellent) live records, acoustic reinterpretations of full-length albums, a single album diversion into full-on blues, and some remix projects. The haul of Greenall’s discography brings about a career overview which would leave most artists highly satisfied and probably tempted to rest on their laurels
The Wow! Signal (opens the original)
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Jun 30, 2026 Web Exclusive By Haydon Spenceley Ten albums in, Muse return with a full-length which returns them to their stadium-rocking, wide-ranging hard rocking best. I have friends who regularly mention that they saw Muse and Coldplay touring together in small UK venues in the late 1990s. On those nights, whether anyone would have been able to confidently predict that both bands would become two of British rock’s biggest exports and remain so for something more than a quarter of a century wo
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