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After months of speculation, Download Festival have announced their first wave of acts for next year and it’s a big one.

After this year’s monolithic festival, ArcTanGent are aiming even bigger for their 10th birthday bonanza next year.

Containing everything from emo synth pop to two-stepping country, here's the best singles of this week.

After their biggest event to date this year, Takedown are going all out for 2024 with a massive lineup and a whole extra day.

Barrie, Ontario Canada hasn't really been the topic of conversation in recent years. But with the arrival of acts like Slewfoot; Baytown hardcore has exploded back into the Ontario scene with a purpose.

After announcing their first headliner in The Gaslight Anthem, 2000 Trees Festival have announced a mammoth wave of acts for 2024.

From bastard heavy folk to miserably horny industrial, here's the best 14 tracks of this week.

As part of their online scavenger hunt, we’re over the moon to premiere ‘Domestic Bliss’ from Belfast queerpunk icons Problem Patterns.

Blending equal parts post-punk, grunge and desert-rock into furiously cathartic and catchy anthems; we chat with Bristol’s PEACH about their recently released debut album, halted progress and the process of analogue production in the digital age.

We sat down with Danny Nedelko, the enigmatic frontman of Bristol post-punkers Heavy Lungs to chat about their outstanding debut album All Gas No Brakes, their October UK tour and much, much more.

Big old bumper edition time. Here's the best 40 singles of the past two week.s

Losing a key member of a band or music collective can occasionally cause a loss momentum or even direction, but Danish galaxy destroyers LLNN are as galvanised as ever on their intergalactic mission with new vocalist Victor Kaas from closely related hardcore band EYES. We talk to Victor and bassist from both bands, Rasmus Furbo, about writing the next chapter in their shared futures.