Neil Young has announced that he is set to release his “lost” album ‘Oceanside Countryside’ from the 1970s. Find all the details here.

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Author: Tom Skinner

Ethel Cain’s foggy, horrifying, southern gothic pantomime, Perverts is a cryptic conquest seeking to draw out your deepest fears and desires.

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News of Oceanside Countryside’s release arrives in the wake of Neil Young’s off-on Glastonbury confusion

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Author: Fraser Lewry

Ethel Cain’s ‘Perverts’ is no easy listen, but persisting through its bleak layers brings plenty of rewards – read the NME review

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Author: Kristen S. Hé

Everyone may have various best-of collections to their name, but Tom Petty wanted to compile what he thought was the bottom of the barrel in his catalogue.

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Author: @timmusic13

The singer finds peace and quiet not in literal death, but in the death of love.

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Author: Eric Mason

Blondie frontwoman Debbie Harry has reflected on turning 80 years old later this year, and revealed whether she’d try online dating.

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Author: Tom Skinner

Album Reviews: Franz Ferdinand – The Human Fear

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Author: Donovan Livesey