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Posted on October 8th 2026, 3:00pm

(Australia’s Werewolves are still on track to release 10 albums in 10 years or kill themselves, and our guy DGR continues running right along with them. This time he has managed to write up their newest album (the 7th in the sequence) before its release — which arrives tomorrow via Back on Black.) Early on […]

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HYPHEN has revealed his next big step with the announcement of a new EP called ‘Here To Stay’ arriving next month.

The EP will drop on November 20.

HYPHEN had this to say about what the release represents for him:

“Here To Stay is an EP about survival. My father surviving a car crash. Humans surviving political crisis. Immigrants surviving racism. Me surviving suicide. The world is undeniably dark. But there’s light everywhere. Humans’ adaptability and resilience is unquestionable. I hope the EP is something people can hold onto when they feel hopeless. I hope it gives focus to the rage we feel at the parasitic richest among us who would burn the world instead of confronting the abyss within them. ‘I used to think I was a human experiencing the universe, now I think I’m the universe experiencing a human.’ We are all part of the same fabric, the music is a reminder of that. I hope you find comfort in it.”

It will feature previously shared tracks ‘SAID WHAT I SAID’, ‘HYDRA’ and ‘Go Back’ as well as three more currently unheard songs.

Here is the former:

HYPHEN will be supporting Kid Kapichi on their upcoming tour around the UK next month, as well as putting on an EP release party at the Elephant’s Head in Camden next month.

Here are all of the dates:

NOVEMBER

03 – LONDON The Elephant’s Head (RELEASE SHOW)
12 – BRISTOL Electric Bristol
13 – FALMOUTH Princess Pavillion
14 – SOUTHAMPTON The 1865
15 – NORWICH Waterfront
17 – GLASGOW SWG3
18 – NOTTINGHAM Rock City
19 – MANCHESTER New Century Hall
20 – LONDON Outernet

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TWO weeks out from this 2026 market day… revvin’ up the parkland this October for the grand daze of Z community! Unfortunately BARKAA has had to withdraw due to personal circumstances. Good friend FRED LEONE is now going to be playing instead. FRED LEONE is a Garrwa man and a Senior Badtjala Songman with Aboriginal, […]

Words and Pix by Ali Williams  HEAVY is not usually the place you come for piano-led Australian songwriting unless someone has dragged the piano through a wall of amps first. Then THE WHITLAMS roll into Hotel Brunswick, Tim Freedman starts making fifty sound filthy, and suddenly genre boundaries can go and sit quietly in the […]

I love it when I hear a song that fits into absolutely no known genre rubric and I have to invent some new combination of words to describe it. For instance, if I told you that the London trio Ebbb’s new single “Public” is dreamy chamber-rage, would that even mean anything to you? Do you think that’ll catch on? Or do I have to come up with a stupid nonsense word like blinggaze or something?

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Items from director Stanley Kubick’s personal collection to be sold, with the “Here’s Johnny” weapon expected to go for $40,000-65,000. Continue reading…

Andrew Savage has a new band. The Parquet Courts member, sometimes known to release solo joints under the name A. Savage, has launched Iconic Fugues today with debut single “2025 Dream/2025 Blues.” It’s a shuffling folk-rock track that technically encompasses two songs’ worth of lyrics, though it plays as one seamless six-minute piece.

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Good morning my friends in all things Pop Culture Geek, I’m coming at you nice and early to remind/announce and scream from the Media Command HQ that we are stoked … Continue reading Today: New York Comic Con 2026 Begins @ Javits Center →

Keb’ Mo’ has been making music for more than half a century, but he still approaches a song like there is something left to figure out. Born and raised in Compton, California, he came up listening to Nat King Cole, church singers and the blues guitarists who traced the music backward toward Mississippi. At 21, […]