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newshapes have continued their ascent with a new track that pulls on the best bits of emo’s long and storied history.

Titled ‘falling away’, it’s a song that feels wonderfully familiar but wholly fresh. A blend of the melodies, the intricacies and emotions that have bolstered the best of British pop-punk and emo over the last 20 years, the band are firing on all cylinders. It’s made to be screamed along to, and plenty of pairs of lungs will be giving out when they drop it on tour later this year.

They had this to say about the track and what it means to them, stating, “falling away continues the new story that ‘baptise’ started for us, in more than one way. 2025 saw us face our biggest challenges yet and come out stronger and louder than ever before, and we look at 2026 as our chance to prove that we have what it takes to ‘fly the flag’ for alternative music from Scotland. As a band, we are proud that no two songs in our catalogue sound the same. Our music shares that desire to constantly evolve and never let ourselves become predictable, and we’ve taken that to a new level with everything that’s coming. There’s such a growing space for heavy music in today’s world, and we’re always looking to push the boundaries where rock, pop and metal collide – to bring people with different tastes, backgrounds and lived experiences together under one roof.”

Speaking of tour, you’ll be able to catch newshapes on the road very soon as they open for never easy alongside Love Is Noise.

Here are the dates:

APRIL

23 – AMSTERDAM Tolhuistuin
24 – PARIS Maroquinerie
27 – BRISTOL Exchange
28 – LEEDS Key Club
29 – GLASGOW Classic Grand
30 – MANCHESTER Deaf Institute

MAY

01 – BIRMINGHAM Mama Roux
02 – LONDON Oslo
04 – HAMBURG Logo
05 – WIESBADEN Schlachthof
06 – MUNICH Backstage
07 – PRAGUE Bike Jesus
08 – BERLIN Cassiopeia
09 – COLOGNE MTC

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Gouge Away have joined Run For Cover Records! To make the announcement, the post-hardcore extraordinaries are celebrating the signing

Iceage return with their new single “Star,” via Mexican Summer, and an accompanying video directed by Thinh T. Petrus Nguyen. “Star”

When “Me and You and a Dog Named Boo” climbed the charts in 1971, it introduced millions of listeners to the warm and relaxed style of singer songwriter Lobo. Behind the stage name was Roland Kent LaVoie, a musician from Florida who had spent years working in regional bands before finally breaking through on the national stage. That single became the first of several major hits that established him as one of the most recognizable soft rock voices of the early 1970s. Lobo was born on July 31, 1943, in Tallahassee and was raised in Winter Haven by his mother

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Welcome to Four Records! Each episode, we feature one guest as they go over four records at four different times in their life. This week, Forrest and Karina speak with Tahlena Chikami, vocalist and guitarist of Bite Me Bambi. Bite Me Bambi has some shows coming up. Catch them on the road:

4/9 – August Hall – San Francisco, CA w/ Fishbone

4/11 – The Crocodile – Seattle, WA w/ Fishbone 

4/12 – Mississippi Studios – Portland, OR w/ Fishbone 

4/14 – The Urban Lounge –  Salt Lake City, UT w/ Fishbone

4/15 – Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO w/ Fishbone

4/17 – The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA w/ Ballyhoo

Tahlena Chikami’s Four Records:

0-10: Manhattan Transfer – Extensions

Teenage: Amy Winehouse – Back to Black

Twenties: Various Artists – Dance Craze: The Best of British Ska… Live

Recent Record: Megan Thee Stallion – Megan

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

Marmozets have announced that they are heading back out on the road once again, in support of their upcoming album ‘CO.WAR.DICE.’

The band ended 2025 and kicked off 2026 with a series of intimate, intense shows, their first tour in seven years. And now, they have clearly got a taste for it again.

Here’s where you will be able to catch them:

JUNE

01 – SHEFFIELD Foundry
05 – OXFORD O2 Academy 2
06 – NORTHAMPTON Roadmender
08 – PORTSMOUTH Wedgewood Rooms
09 – BOURNEMOUTH The Old Fire Station
11 – LONDON Scala
12 – LEICESTER O2 Academy 2

Tickets will be available on pre-sale for anybody who pre-orders ‘CO.WAR.DICE’ at 10am on March 18, before going on general sale on March 20.

If you can’t make any of these dates, the band will also be making appearances at Download and 2000trees Festival.

They are also a part of the Biffy Clyro’s massive Finsbury Park show this Summer alongside Nothing But Thieves, Don Broco, and Wavves.

‘CO.WAR.DICE’ will be released on May 22. Here is latest single ‘Running With The Sun In Your Eyes’:

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We'e got the return of Dogstar to the concert stage and two special Marilyn Manson anniversary shows among this week's concert and tour announcements. Continue reading…