In October, Sugar returned after three decades with "House Of Dead Memories" and some shows in New York and London. Now, the Bob Mould-led alt-rock band is back with a new track called "Long Live Love ...

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Titled Shiva Shivam, AOORA’s new track showed Lord Shiva not simply as a religious figure, but as a symbol of powerful energy ...

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AOORA released his latest single, Shiva Shivam, which doesn’t view the Hindu god simply as a religious figure but as a symbol of powerful energy.

DJ Chris Lake has dropped a sensational remix of Taylor Swift's 'Opalite,' channeling the energy of Travis Kelce. Kelce, who ...

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Take That have shocked fans by unveiling a secret new song hidden in their Netflix documentary. The song called ‘You’re A Superstar’ appears in the closing credits of the third and final episode and ...

Nation of Language have shared a new remix of “Inept Apollo” by Tom Sharkett of WH Lung. They say: “We’re big fans of WH Lung, as well as Tom’s excellent recent LCD Soundsystem rework, so we were ...

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Harry Styles’ mindset is not the same as it was. The pop star’s latest song, “Aperture,” features upbeat lyrics about embracing a new, “safe” love and connection. Friday’s release, the first single ...

The Hole rocker, a no-show at her festival premiere, stars in a 98-minute doc about her rollercoaster life, late love Kurt Cobain and the new music that is helping her heal: “One song can change ...