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One World brings a must hear tune on the fresh release “Little Life”.

A tender Pop Rock anthem that turns quiet reflection into something expansive and cinematic. Built on a warm, slowly rising arrangement, the track captures the beauty found in everyday moments and the subtle weight they carry.

Its production leans into soft guitar layers, atmospheric textures, and a steady rhythm that feels both intimate and widescreen. At its core, “Little Life” is a reminder that meaning is often found in the smallest details of existence. The chorus lifts with simple, uplifting melodies that feel universal, inviting listeners to slow down and appreciate the present moment, as One World crafts a song that resonates to the fullest on this gentle anthem for gratitude, presence, and the quiet power of simply being alive in the moment. Perfect for reflective listening on any quiet day alone.

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Citizen have returned! Today the Toledo, Ohio rock powerhouse announce their new album, Halcyon Blues, due out Friday 7 August via Run For Cover/Civilians. To celebrate, the band have also unveiled the huge lead single Highs and Lows and confirmed their Australian return for February 2027, joined by very special guests Drug Church. Tickets will […]

Papertown, a new documentary about the shutdown of an 115-year-old paper mill in an Appalachian town, is coming to screens, and it features a new song by Dave Matthews. You can hear some of it in the trailer out today. “The movie is stunning,” Matthews says. “It’s heartbreaking, but still so hopeful. It’s full of hope,…

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History-making multiplatinum Australian alt-rock and future punk/pop band 5 Seconds of Summer have announced Cub Sport as support on their EVERYONE’S A STAR! World Tour. The tour kicked off in March with a European and UK leg running through May, followed by US dates from May to August, before heading to New Zealand and concluding […]

Beverley Martyn, the British folk singer-songwriter, has died. The news broke via a statement from the family of the late John Martyn, saying she passed “peacefully at home” on Monday (April 27). She was 79.

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Robin Trower has announced that he has completed work on a new studio album and will return to the United States for a run of major shows in 2026.

The legendary guitarist shared the update on Facebook, writing, “I’ve just wrapped my new studio album, and with two very different Live albums out this year, I am delighted to confirm I will be gearing up for some huge US shows in 2026, with the full dates announced on Friday.”

While Trower did not reveal a title or release date for the forthcoming record, the post confirms that fresh material is on the horizon from one of blues rock’s most enduring and influential names. The upcoming project will follow 2025’s Come And Find Me, which continued his late-career creative resurgence and showcased the veteran guitarist’s signature tone, soulful vocals, and sharp songwriting instincts.

Trower also referenced the release of two live albums in 2026, One Moment In Time: Live In The USA and Robin Trower Live! (50th Anniversary Edition). The pair of releases spotlight different eras of his career, from recent concert performances to a commemorative edition celebrating one of the standout live recordings in his catalog.

Best known for classics such as “Bridge of Sighs,” “Too Rolling Stoned,”and “Day of the Eagle,” Trower has long been celebrated for his expressive guitar playing, powerful vibrato, and instantly recognizable tone. His work helped define the blues rock boom of the 1970s, while his continued studio output has kept him a relevant force well into the modern era.

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Iron Maiden’s much-heralded Burning Ambition film will hit cinemas on May 7

Selwyn Birchwood has released a new video for “Talking Heads,” a track from his latest album Electric Swamp Funkin’ Blues.

The album, Birchwood’s fifth release on Alligator Records, arrived March 27 and is available on CD, translucent yellow vinyl and digital platforms.

Birchwood also produced and directed the video for “Talking Heads.” He said the song reflects his perspective on the media landscape.

“Talking Heads is a visual representation of the type of ‘news’ that we are bombarded with every day from my viewpoint. Truth and fact have become subjective terms auctioned to the highest bidder and broadcast to the masses.”

Electric Swamp Funkin’ Blues features 10 original songs and marks the first album Birchwood has self-produced. The release includes tracks such as “Damaged Goods,” “All Hail The Algorithm,” “Labour Of Love,” “The Struggle Is Real,” “What I’ve Been Accused Of,” “Soulmate” and “Should’ve Never Gotten Out Of Bed.”

Birchwood said producing the album allowed him to fully shape the sound he has been building toward.

“Producing allowed me to really take the wheel and steer the music to the exact destinations that I wanted to go. It allowed me to present these songs with the full, three-dimensional sound that I have wanted all along. This album is the full realization of the sound I have been cultivating. It tiptoes the tightrope between gritty gutbucket blues and contemporary grooves to create a soundscape that honors the roots but allows listeners to experience the music from a modern vantage point. Sharing songs with this much honesty allows us all to connect to music on a higher level…to feel a little less isolated and a little more ‘seen’ in what can be a hard life at times.”

Known for his energetic live performances, Birchwood continues to build a reputation as one of modern blues’ standout performers.

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The Knockaround Band return with “Broken Heart Seal”!

A shimmering pop rock cut that blends raw alternative energy with polished emotional weight. The track opens with jangling guitars and a steady drum pulse that immediately sets a reflective yet driving mood. The writing leans into themes of heartbreak, closure, and the messy process of moving on, but never feels overly heavy-handed. The band balances vulnerability with an anthemic lift, especially in the soaring chorus that gives the song its mass appeal and big time energy.

There’s a clear alternative edge running through the production, giving the song a slightly rough-around-the-edges charm that separates it from standard pop rock releases. The Knockaround Band continue to refine their identity here, leaning into melodic hooks while keeping their emotional core intact. “Broken Heart Seal” is both cathartic and catchy, marking another confident step forward for the group and their evolving sound continues to shine.

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The lawsuit was first filed back in 2021.

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