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It’s Karma It’s Cool : Jeremiah – single review and video premiere

This human condition Sure feels like a disease You caught yours And I breathe mine This pain that broke you Also built you Jeremiah -IKIC (C) Jeremiah is one of those songs that, if you heard it on the radio, you’d think, ‘that’s good, I like that’…. because it’s a catchy song (POP), but with […] The post It’s Karma It’s Cool : Jeremiah – single review and video premiere appeared first on Louder Than War .

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Why are veteran acts turning their backs on touring – and what hope is there for new artists?

With the likes of Frank Turner and Enter Shikari calling hiatuses, and Garbage winding down how they tour, NME talks to gigging veterans, industry bosses and rising acts about the “clusterfuck” of obstacles stopping artists getting on stage, and what can be done The post Why are veteran acts turning their backs on touring – and what hope is there for new artists? appeared first on NME .

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NESYA has found her calling as an “exorcist musician”

After learning to make tracks on BandLab, this ambitious former schoolteacher swapped lesson plans for recording sessions The post NESYA has found her calling as an “exorcist musician” appeared first on NME .

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Everything Everything fight modern life on new album ‘Poison Pop’: “It’s about this drink that kills you, but you still want it”

Frontman Jonathan Higgs opens up about feeling inspired by early material, accidentally predicting a dystopian future, living in the real world, and now being the time to reject "the enshittification of everything around you" The post Everything Everything fight modern life on new album ‘Poison Pop’: “It’s about this drink that kills you, but you still want it” appeared first on NME .

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CoSign: Hudson Freeman Turns the Rapture Inside Out on Doom Country

The singer-songwriter's new album is a road record taking place at the end of the world. CoSign: Hudson Freeman Turns the Rapture Inside Out on Doom Country Paolo Ragusa

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Meet Solana, the technicolour ‘YoruPop’ star trailblazing her own sound

Yoruba culture meets a kaleidoscope of genres as this Nigerian singer-songwriter illustrates the endless possibilities of African music The post Meet Solana, the technicolour ‘YoruPop’ star trailblazing her own sound appeared first on NME .

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Do Nothing’s new album is Chris Bailey’s ultimate act of service: “A song will tell you what it wants to be, and it’s not your place to get in the way of that”

As the Nottingham post-punk crew return with their funky second album ‘Friend World’, their frontman dissects his creative methods and why he finds comfort in lonerism The post Do Nothing’s new album is Chris Bailey’s ultimate act of service: “A song will tell you what it wants to be, and it’s not your place to get in the way of that” appeared first on NME .

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