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Jacob Alon Releases New EP ‘the alon salon’

Jacob Alon Releases New EP ‘the alon salon’

Jacob Alon has released their new EP 'the alon salon'. Now available, this release concludes an amazing year for the Scottish artist, whose debut album 'In

 Shelailai Releases Empowerment Anthem 'No Touchy'

Shelailai Releases Empowerment Anthem 'No Touchy'

Los Angeles-based artist Shelailai is back today with her latest anthem of affirmation, "No Touchy." This single serves as a focused declaration, both literally and figuratively.

 Anthology Represents The Moment The Beatles Reached Their Contemporary Pinnacle

Anthology Represents The Moment The Beatles Reached Their Contemporary Pinnacle

Following John Lennon’s assassination, The Beatles' cultural significance continued to be strong; however, their reputation started to decline during the 1980s and early 1990s. With

 Samia Reveals New Live Album

Samia Reveals New Live Album

Minneapolis singer-songwriter Samia is set to launch 'Bloodless Tour - Live From First Avenue' this Friday, in collaboration with Rough Trade.

 Live Gallery: Clipse – O2 Forum in Kentish Town, London

Live Gallery: Clipse – O2 Forum in Kentish Town, London

Clipse is one of the most legendary names in hip-hop, a collaboration that has provided the culture with numerous timeless classics. The Neptunes created 'Hell Hath No'

 Los Campesinos! Anuncian Gira por el 20º Aniversario.

Los Campesinos! Anuncian Gira por el 20º Aniversario.

Los Campesinos! llevará a cabo una gira completa por su 20 aniversario el próximo año. Sorprendentemente, se acercan a dos décadas desde que se formó Los Campesinos!, lo que significa

 Wes Parker’s EP ‘fantom’ overflows with sonic nostalgia, lyrical sharpness, and artistic clarity.

Wes Parker’s EP ‘fantom’ overflows with sonic nostalgia, lyrical sharpness, and artistic clarity.

Chicago’s Billy Joel Jr. radiates authenticity on “Ur a Star,” the powerful and dynamic title track from their forthcoming debut album. This introspective indie rock anthem explores themes of self-worth and vulnerability, featuring a memorable mantra that encourages belief in oneself before seeking validation from others.

 Interview: Vincent Mason Transforms Bedroom Demos into a Groundbreaking Debut with 'There I Go' - Atwood Magazine

Interview: Vincent Mason Transforms Bedroom Demos into a Groundbreaking Debut with 'There I Go' - Atwood Magazine

With a voice that is immediately recognizable, Georgia native Vincent Mason offers a new perspective on country storytelling in his genuine and captivating debut album, ‘There I Go.’

 Tanzana's "Covet" Serves as a Wide-Ranging, Gothic-Influenced Introduction

Tanzana's "Covet" Serves as a Wide-Ranging, Gothic-Influenced Introduction

Glasgow's Tanzana have released their debut single 'Covet'. The band, comprising five young women, has been making waves in their hometown with their understanding of pop-infused music.

 These New Puritans Release New Track ‘The Other Side’

These New Puritans Release New Track ‘The Other Side’

These New Puritans have released a new track titled 'The Other Side'. Their latest album, 'Crooked Wing', came out earlier this year and received considerable acclaim.

 Less than five months after his successful headline performance on the Other Stage at Glastonbury, London rap artist Loyle Carner brought the essence of his fourth studio album ‘Hopefully!’ to the renowned O2 Academy Brixton for a sold-out four-night run, featuring support from talents like Rejjie Snow, Navy Blue, Léa Sen, and Brian Nasty. Carner’s debut album ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ was released in 2017, and his ascent to fame has been both remarkable and steady since then. His latest album primarily addresses themes of family, showcasing his vulnerability and humility on tracks like ‘About Time’ and ‘Feel at Home’—where he candidly discusses the challenges of managing fatherhood alongside fame and a busy touring schedule. True to his musical style, the overarching themes remain those of love, hope, and gratitude. He opens the homecoming performance with ‘all i need’—one of the lead singles from the new album that expresses a desire for peace amid life's challenges. As he and the band take the stage, they are greeted with loud, ecstatic cheers that resonate throughout the hour and a half that follows. The excitement momentarily subsides during the transitions between songs, during which Carner expresses his gratitude to the audience, his band, and the venue staff in his signature heartfelt way. After starting the set with several tracks from ‘Hopefully!’, the crowd's audible joy at the familiar saxophone riff from his 2017 hit ‘Ain’t Nothing Changed’ proved that interest in his earlier work remains strong, despite the influx of new fans he has gained with each album release. This was further confirmed during his performance of ‘Damselfly’, where the entire audience joyfully sang along to Tom Misch’s catchy hook. At one point, a woman fainted in the crowd. Upon noticing, Carner took a moment to pause the show to check on her and thanked the audience for their composure. Once the situation was under control, he encouraged everyone to take a few deep breaths and expressed appreciation for the venue’s security team for their swift response. “This place gets a bad reputation, but it’s a beautiful, special place, man!” he said to the audience, referring to the venue's negative publicity following the tragic events at a sold-out Asake concert in December 2022 where two fans lost their lives due to an unauthorized entry attempt. Carner dedicated ‘Homerton’ to the NHS and then welcomed American rapper and professional skateboarder Navy Blue for a soulful performance of ‘Purpose’. The crowd cheerfully filled in for Jorja Smith on the ethereal chorus of ‘Loose Ends’—one of five tracks from Carner’s second album ‘Not Waving, But Drowning’ included in the set. Similar to his earlier Glastonbury show, Carner's careful arrangement of the performance created a relaxed, contemplative, and immersive experience of jazz-infused hip-hop over the hour and a half. However, it was regrettable to see some of his earlier upbeat tracks, like ‘No CD’ and ‘The Isle of Arran’, not included. The band also enhanced the performance by delivering some exceptionally cool solos, particularly from Portuguese guitarist Raquel Martins, who recently released her debut album ‘LONDON, WHEN ARE U GONNA FEEL LIKE HOME?’ in May, and who also supported Carner during his warm-up shows at KOKO in Camden last month. Words: Fin Harrison Photography: Rory Barnes Join us on WeAre8, as we delve into global cultural events. Follow Clash Magazine HERE to navigate through clubs, concerts, interviews, and photo shoots with us. Get exclusive backstage glimpses and insights as the fun unfolds.

Less than five months after his successful headline performance on the Other Stage at Glastonbury, London rap artist Loyle Carner brought the essence of his fourth studio album ‘Hopefully!’ to the renowned O2 Academy Brixton for a sold-out four-night run, featuring support from talents like Rejjie Snow, Navy Blue, Léa Sen, and Brian Nasty. Carner’s debut album ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ was released in 2017, and his ascent to fame has been both remarkable and steady since then. His latest album primarily addresses themes of family, showcasing his vulnerability and humility on tracks like ‘About Time’ and ‘Feel at Home’—where he candidly discusses the challenges of managing fatherhood alongside fame and a busy touring schedule. True to his musical style, the overarching themes remain those of love, hope, and gratitude. He opens the homecoming performance with ‘all i need’—one of the lead singles from the new album that expresses a desire for peace amid life's challenges. As he and the band take the stage, they are greeted with loud, ecstatic cheers that resonate throughout the hour and a half that follows. The excitement momentarily subsides during the transitions between songs, during which Carner expresses his gratitude to the audience, his band, and the venue staff in his signature heartfelt way. After starting the set with several tracks from ‘Hopefully!’, the crowd's audible joy at the familiar saxophone riff from his 2017 hit ‘Ain’t Nothing Changed’ proved that interest in his earlier work remains strong, despite the influx of new fans he has gained with each album release. This was further confirmed during his performance of ‘Damselfly’, where the entire audience joyfully sang along to Tom Misch’s catchy hook. At one point, a woman fainted in the crowd. Upon noticing, Carner took a moment to pause the show to check on her and thanked the audience for their composure. Once the situation was under control, he encouraged everyone to take a few deep breaths and expressed appreciation for the venue’s security team for their swift response. “This place gets a bad reputation, but it’s a beautiful, special place, man!” he said to the audience, referring to the venue's negative publicity following the tragic events at a sold-out Asake concert in December 2022 where two fans lost their lives due to an unauthorized entry attempt. Carner dedicated ‘Homerton’ to the NHS and then welcomed American rapper and professional skateboarder Navy Blue for a soulful performance of ‘Purpose’. The crowd cheerfully filled in for Jorja Smith on the ethereal chorus of ‘Loose Ends’—one of five tracks from Carner’s second album ‘Not Waving, But Drowning’ included in the set. Similar to his earlier Glastonbury show, Carner's careful arrangement of the performance created a relaxed, contemplative, and immersive experience of jazz-infused hip-hop over the hour and a half. However, it was regrettable to see some of his earlier upbeat tracks, like ‘No CD’ and ‘The Isle of Arran’, not included. The band also enhanced the performance by delivering some exceptionally cool solos, particularly from Portuguese guitarist Raquel Martins, who recently released her debut album ‘LONDON, WHEN ARE U GONNA FEEL LIKE HOME?’ in May, and who also supported Carner during his warm-up shows at KOKO in Camden last month. Words: Fin Harrison Photography: Rory Barnes Join us on WeAre8, as we delve into global cultural events. Follow Clash Magazine HERE to navigate through clubs, concerts, interviews, and photo shoots with us. Get exclusive backstage glimpses and insights as the fun unfolds.

Viagra Boys have been awarded Rough Trade's Album of the Year for 2025. The independent retail chain often kicks off the list season, and

 A record of exceptional intricacy... American experimental innovators Tortoise have released their new album 'Touch' on streaming platforms. The album marks the end of the group's silence, during which they were engaged in solo endeavors. Re-entering the scene, the band – originally from Chicago’s avant-garde movement but now dispersed across various locations – have finished their latest project. Released just moments ago, 'Touch' features 10 tracks of captivating concepts and showcases Tortoise – Dan Bitney, John Herndon, Douglas McCombs, John McEntire, and Jeff Parker – working synergistically. This streaming release coincides with the band’s preparations for a short series of UK performances. Tortoise will take the stage at London's Barbican on November 22nd as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, along with shows at Bristol’s Prospect Building on November 23rd and the Leeds Irish Centre on November 24th. Listen to 'Touch' in its entirety below. Photo Credit: Yusuke Nagata Join us on WeAre8, as we delve into global cultural events. Follow Clash Magazine HERE as we joyfully navigate through clubs, concerts, interviews, and photo shoots. Experience backstage glimpses and insights into our vibrant world as the excitement unfolds. Subscribe to the Clash mailing list for the latest updates on music, fashion, and film news.

A record of exceptional intricacy... American experimental innovators Tortoise have released their new album 'Touch' on streaming platforms. The album marks the end of the group's silence, during which they were engaged in solo endeavors. Re-entering the scene, the band – originally from Chicago’s avant-garde movement but now dispersed across various locations – have finished their latest project. Released just moments ago, 'Touch' features 10 tracks of captivating concepts and showcases Tortoise – Dan Bitney, John Herndon, Douglas McCombs, John McEntire, and Jeff Parker – working synergistically. This streaming release coincides with the band’s preparations for a short series of UK performances. Tortoise will take the stage at London's Barbican on November 22nd as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, along with shows at Bristol’s Prospect Building on November 23rd and the Leeds Irish Centre on November 24th. Listen to 'Touch' in its entirety below. Photo Credit: Yusuke Nagata Join us on WeAre8, as we delve into global cultural events. Follow Clash Magazine HERE as we joyfully navigate through clubs, concerts, interviews, and photo shoots. Experience backstage glimpses and insights into our vibrant world as the excitement unfolds. Subscribe to the Clash mailing list for the latest updates on music, fashion, and film news.

Soulwax has released new Nite Versions of their songs 'All Systems Are Lying' and 'Run Free'. The Belgian band is back with a new album titled 'All Systems Are

 Tortoise Releases New Album 'Touch' on Streaming Platforms

Tortoise Releases New Album 'Touch' on Streaming Platforms

American experimental powerhouses Tortoise have released their new album 'Touch' on streaming platforms. This album marks the end of a silence from the band, who appeared to

 Blood Orange will headline the RALLY Festival 2026.

Blood Orange will headline the RALLY Festival 2026.

He is scheduled to not only headline the festival but also assist in curating the lineup for the main stage.

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