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Carl Barât joins The Molotovs for Libertines classic at Kentish Town show
Left To Suffer confront inner turmoil on Unrequited Dread
Luna Kills unleash supervillain and announce UK dates with Future Palace
KIDPUNK sign to Easy Life Records with defiant new single Surrender
Sleeping With Sirens revive Big Gulps and announce 2027 UK tour
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Creeper unveil Parasite video as London show set for live film
Tom Morello unleashes Kneecap collaboration Unconquered
Commoner announce debut album Former Self with two new singles
Windwaker share DNA and announce UK dates with Bury Tomorrow
Bullet For My Valentine announce Social Apocalypse and UK arena tour
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“We're incredibly excited to start this new chapter, not just with a new member but also with a new creative outlook.”
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“Everybody just wants to take a chunk out of you for themselves. Those who profess to love you want a piece to legitimise themselves...
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“The lyrics of the song are about dealing with the feeling that you don’t belong anywhere. You feel the weight of not fitting into...
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“Take what you want from me, my misery is bottomless.” – Mothica
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"Sundiver is by far Boston Manor’s best and most ambitious record to date, and we couldn’t be happier with it." – Henry Cox
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“We realised pretty quickly that the real drama of these shows was happening in front of the band, in the crowd, rather than onstage.”
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"Unconquered is about land, language, culture and identity, and the lengths that ordinary people will go to fight for them, resist, and remain Unconquered.”
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“Former Self is a window of reflection for each of our lives. For what it’s been and how we’ve learned to move forward.”
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“DNA explores a deeply internal struggle with identity, self-worth, and the feeling of being trapped by one’s own nature.”