Fear of Extinction is the new release by Patrick Wilde, an artist from Manchester, demanding a call to action regarding the escalating climate crisis.
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Get a bunch of musicians and dancers, dress them in orange, clear the stage of any leads or amps, carefully choreograph every number, and make the best use of lighting and video; welcome to David Byrne’s remarkable Who Is The Sky tour.
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David Byrne returns to the UK this spring with Who Is The Sky?, his first new album since American Utopia, bringing three nights of inventive orchestral pop to Manchester’s O2 Apollo on 9, 10 and 11 March 2026.
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The Damned announce the release of Not Like Everybody Else, a deeply personal and celebratory covers album – dedicated to the memory of Brian James, the band’s legendary founding guitarist, who passed away on 6 March 2025.
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Mastered at Abbey Road by the esteemed Frank Arkwright, Different now is the debut album from Meena.
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Tribe is the re-released single from Manchester’s Danny Addison, adding a cinematic twist to one of the best tracks I’ve heard on this blog.
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Manchester’s Andi Jackson has always had a penchant for the Avant Garde and the strange, yet his latest, Tangible Lines, might be his most out there effort yet.
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Fresh from frontman Steve’s solo acoustic set opening for Frank Turner at Manchester Academy in April, described as ‘f*cking incredible’ by Frank himself, Atlas Rivers are going out on the road for a five-night tour across the North.
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Emerging from the Manchester indie rock scene, Florentenes appear on our blog for the first time through their second EP, HOMEGROWN.
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