Review: beabadoobee Turns Up The Noise On The Brilliantly Chaotic "Switchblade"

by Peter Källman
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A new track has dropped by beabadoobee! "Switchblade" is the latest single from her upcoming album Pylon, and it is full of quirky sounds. It kind of sounds like a mix of grunge, pop, industrial, and punk. I love listening to artists who are constantly pushing the envelope. The last song I heard from Bea was "Ripples", which invokes a completely different, albeit similarly impactful, feeling. It is really cool to hear how much range she has as an artist without ever losing her identity.

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Lil' Nashville Chiswick: A must-visit for country fans wanting a slice of Music City in London

by Andrew Braithwaite
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For country music fans in the UK, finding an authentic venue that captures the spirit of Nashville can be difficult. Thankfully, Lil' Nashville Country Bar & Kitchen in Chiswick has done exactly that, quickly establishing itself as one of London's most unique live music venues since officially opening its doors on January, 2025.

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Jordan Rakei Continues to Evolve on "Enemies"

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Jordan Rakei is, I would argue, one of the most prolific artists making music today. Ever since I was a 20-year-old chap, now eight years ago, I cannot remember a single period where he has not been releasing something new. He never stops evolving, yet somehow manages to maintain an incredibly high level of quality. That is not something many artists can say.

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Nothing But Thieves Return to Their Roots With the Chaotic, Unifying Anthem Stray Dogs

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Nothing But Thieves are heading back to their roots with Stray Dogs, the explosive title track from their upcoming fifth studio album. Following the polished, futuristic world of 2023's Dead Club City, the band have swapped precision for instinct, embracing a rawer, more chaotic sound built around energy, connection and the thrill of playing together.

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The Rolling Stones prove rock's greatest band still has plenty of swagger with Foreign Tongues

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More than six decades into one of the most remarkable careers in music, The Rolling Stones have once again shown why they remain one of rock's defining forces. Released today via Capitol Records, Foreign Tongues arrives less than three years after the Grammy Award-winning Hackney Diamonds, and rather than resting on past success, it builds on it with confidence, energy and a willingness to keep evolving.

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