Mogwai have recruited Iggy Pop for the colossal new single ‘Underground’, arriving alongside news of the Scottish band's 30-year career-spanning collection 'Happy Tears'. The collaboration carries particular significance for Mogwai's Stuart Braithwaite, who has previously described discovering The Stooges as a life-changing experience. Decades later, that influence comes full circle as Iggy brings his unmistakable presence to a track loaded with crushing weight and simmering

Stolen Days dive headfirst into dream-pop, hip-hop, psychedelia and indie on their wildly adventurous self-titled debut album. The duo of Dub Sonata and Alex Fitts of The Kickdrums build on earlier singles ‘Butterfly’ and ‘Daydream’ with ten tracks that deliberately refuse to settle into one sound. New single ‘No Need For Alarm’ is immediately infectious, pairing a prowling bassline with pulsing synths, tight percussion and Fitts' commanding vocal. From there, the record cont

Following the warmly received ‘Through The Wall’, Dave Clark returns with ‘Lady Liberty’, a beautifully understated new single that turns difficult experience into rich, atmospheric songwriting. Produced by Glenn Kerrigan, the track favours space and subtlety over spectacle. Haunting slide guitar moves around his warm vocal delivery, while restrained percussion and carefully layered instrumentation give the song a timeless quality reminiscent of The Verve, Nick Drake and Just

Canadian artist Caroline Fernandez unveils an absorbing new musical identity with Riverie, introducing the project through haunting debut single ‘The Ugly and The Beautiful’. Opening the forthcoming four-track EP 'Faded Empire', the single sees her leave behind the worlds of Rivers Below Rivers and house project Paper Kid for something darker and more atmospheric. Drawing inspiration from FKA Twigs, LAMB and Portishead, Riverie immerses delicate songwriting in the shadowy tex

CHVRCHES are officially back and they're returning with considerably sharper teeth on explosive new single ‘Roses’. Arriving five years after their last album, the track reunites Lauren Mayberry, Martin Doherty and Iain Cook for the beginning of what promises to be a dramatically different chapter. Premiered as BBC Radio 1's Hottest Record, ‘Roses’ pushes the trio beyond their familiar synth-pop territory into a bigger, harder-edged rock sound. According to Mayberry, the band

The starting point for Ute Lemper's MOTHERS is smaller than its 17-language scale might suggest. Before the project reaches questions of war, political division, rights or equality, it begins with a parent worrying about a child. That intimacy gives the project a clear center. Released September 21 for the International Day of Peace, MOTHERS considers what mothers across national, religious and cultural boundaries may share even when the political systems surrounding them dif